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Re: 3L OCI
Can anyone comment on how amenable Texas (Dallas or Houston) firms are to recruiting 3Ls? I'm summering at the DC office of a V20, but for personal reasons I would like to be in one of those two cities. I'm at a 100% offer firm, so barring any major faux pas, I should be fine on that front. I'm just worried because most TX firms don't seem to offer all of their SAs anyway, so it doesn't seem likely they would need to recruit 3Ls. Also, I'm really only interested in lit. FML?
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Re: 3L OCI
Ah..similar boat here. Summering at firm's HQ in Chicago...will be asking to transfer the offer to the NY office but also planning on jumping on 3L recruiting train depending on which practice area I prefer at the end of the summerAnonymous User wrote:Summering at a great firm that I love. The office that I'm in is in the region where I initially wanted to end up post-grad, but now my husband is moving for his job to another city, where my firm also has an office. Hoping that I can transfer a potential offer (provided that all goes well this summer), but otherwise, I will certainly be jumping on the 3L OCI train.
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Re: 3L OCI
Hoping on the have an sa but need to move train. Im following my wifes full ride to med school.
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Re: 3L OCI
For the TLS-ers that are on the "moving offices" train, I'm going to make an appointment to talk to career services about this. Would be more than happy to impart any knowledge after I have the appointment,
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Re: 3L OCI
Yess please. My career office was not very helpful. But then again they've had a history about giving not-so-great adviceAnonymous User wrote:For the TLS-ers that are on the "moving offices" train, I'm going to make an appointment to talk to career services about this. Would be more than happy to impart any knowledge after I have the appointment,
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Re: 3L OCI
Same here except corp not lit. Worried they don't recruit at all (or very minimal).Can anyone comment on how amenable Texas (Dallas or Houston) firms are to recruiting 3Ls? I'm summering at the DC office of a V20, but for personal reasons I would like to be in one of those two cities. I'm at a 100% offer firm, so barring any major faux pas, I should be fine on that front. I'm just worried because most TX firms don't seem to offer all of their SAs anyway, so it doesn't seem likely they would need to recruit 3Ls. Also, I'm really only interested in lit. FML?
