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3L Grades and Big Law
How bad is a big drop if you have a job lined up? Will a really bad clinic grade raise red flags (i.e. can't work well with others) or would it be chalked up to 3L slacking (can't cram IRL like you can for exams)?
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glitched
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Re: 3L Grades and Big Law
You're overthinking it. Just relax and enjoy some of the best months you will never have again.Anonymous User wrote:How bad is a big drop if you have a job lined up? Will a really bad clinic grade raise red flags (i.e. can't work well with others) or would it be chalked up to 3L slacking (can't cram IRL like you can for exams)?
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Big Shrimpin
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Re: 3L Grades and Big Law
glitched wrote:You're overthinking it. Just relax and enjoy some of the best months you will never have again.Anonymous User wrote:How bad is a big drop if you have a job lined up? Will a really bad clinic grade raise red flags (i.e. can't work well with others) or would it be chalked up to 3L slacking (can't cram IRL like you can for exams)?
