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Callback questions
T14 under median here. I got 11 callbacks, all New York, which I don't even know how it happened. Of those, a number of firms are definitely out of my reach considering my grades. I didn't schedule all yet, but do firms look at transcripts for callbacks? Should I just schedule callbacks for all of them and cancel the ones once I get one offer? My first callback is next week and it's with my dream firm that's definitely a reach. Not sure how realistic it is for me to receive a callback with subpar grades. Thanks
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EIWIsMyFetish
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Re: Callback questions
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okaygo
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Re: Callback questions
They wouldn't have given you a CB if your grades were below a hard floor that they have. They'll likely look at your transcript again, but at this point your grades are what they are. Walk into the room like you have a 4.0 and let the offers fall where the may.
As far as the offers go, only reject them once you have an offer you know you'd take over the other firm.
As far as the offers go, only reject them once you have an offer you know you'd take over the other firm.
