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Advice for 2L at Texas Law
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WinSome
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Re: Advice for 2L at Texas Law
I can't wait for the next thread asking about a 3.75 at Texas. Check out this thread OP.
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=265367
It is about a 3.5 and on the front page, but you should be able to gauge what a 3.65 can do. You're in pretty good shape for OCI.
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 3&t=265367
It is about a 3.5 and on the front page, but you should be able to gauge what a 3.65 can do. You're in pretty good shape for OCI.
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Neff
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Re: Advice for 2L at Texas Law
You're in play for every firm in the universe.Anonymous User wrote:2L at Texas Law w/ 3.65, have TX ties but not to Dallas/Houston, prefer transactional over lit but don't have much to show for it. Chances at big law next summer and best cities to target in TX? Chances at NY big law? Any firms off the table?
