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I am on moot court. Any shot at DC biglaw? I am not picky about the firm, I just wanna get to DC if I can.
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Re: 3.3 at t20, any shot at biglaw?
Re biglaw: Maybe if you are open to a lot of different markets.Anonymous User wrote:I struggled my first semester, improved second semester.
I am on moot court. Any shot at DC biglaw? I am not picky about the firm, I just wanna get to DC if I can.
Re DC biglaw: Heavily depends on what specific school you are talking about. If this puts you around median ish at USC? Probably no shot. Median ish at Vandy? Maybe if you have superior networking abilities, but still big uphill.
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Re: 3.3 at t20, any shot at biglaw?
Probably not. I'd focus on finding work in a midsize and lateraling or if you're not debt-averse, rebranding with an MBA or additional degree from a top-flight program.Anonymous User wrote:I struggled my first semester, improved second semester.
I am on moot court. Any shot at DC biglaw? I am not picky about the firm, I just wanna get to DC if I can.
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Re: 3.3 at t20, any shot at biglaw?
I go to a t20. My GPA was a little higher than yours and I snagged big law through OCI--it can be done. I am not in DC. That being said, I have a buddy who had similar grades to mine who got v20 DC biglaw. However, that firm hires a ton of grads from my school and he started networking with the firm in like November of 1L. Get on your horse w/r/t networking and mass mailing and there is shot you can get DC. Best of luck.Anonymous User wrote:I struggled my first semester, improved second semester.
I am on moot court. Any shot at DC biglaw? I am not picky about the firm, I just wanna get to DC if I can.
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Re: 3.3 at t20, any shot at biglaw?
It will be an uphill battle but definitely possible. I would definitely start networking with firms that have hired alumni from school with similar GPAs. It's still fairly early in the summer, so it's the perfect time to try and get your foot in the door at a few firms before OCI rolls around.
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Re: 3.3 at t20, any shot at biglaw?
OP here. Thank you for the advice. I'm at ND so not a DC school.
What about low ranking big law? I don't care about getting in a v20 or whatever, beggars can't be choosers so I'd essentially go to any biglaw firm.
Also, where can I find midlaw firms where I would have a shot?
What about low ranking big law? I don't care about getting in a v20 or whatever, beggars can't be choosers so I'd essentially go to any biglaw firm.
Also, where can I find midlaw firms where I would have a shot?
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