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Re: SEO Corporate Law
Does anyone know if the Recommendation has to come from a professor? Or can it be any recommendation that was submitted though LSAC?
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Re: SEO Corporate Law
It can be one of the ones you used for your LS apps. From what I know, it doesn't even need to be SEO specific. You can just submit the same exact one to SEO.112 wrote:Does anyone know if the Recommendation has to come from a professor? Or can it be any recommendation that was submitted though LSAC?
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Re: SEO Corporate Law
Everyone goes to orientation in NY.californiauser wrote:does everyone go to orientation in NY or do they have them in your placement city?
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Re: SEO Corporate Law
Should we contact SEO if we applied in mid-February and still haven't heard anything? I haven't interviewed yet, either.
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Re: SEO Corporate Law
I applied mid-February and heard back recentlysolucky wrote:Should we contact SEO if we applied in mid-February and still haven't heard anything? I haven't interviewed yet, either.
do you have any t14 acceptances?
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Re: SEO Corporate Law
Heard back for an interview or with an offer?Anonymous User wrote:I applied mid-February and heard back recentlysolucky wrote:Should we contact SEO if we applied in mid-February and still haven't heard anything? I haven't interviewed yet, either.
do you have any t14 acceptances?
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Re: SEO Corporate Law
anon 1 above, heard back about an interview -- not an offert-14orbust wrote:Heard back for an interview or with an offer?Anonymous User wrote:I applied mid-February and heard back recentlysolucky wrote:Should we contact SEO if we applied in mid-February and still haven't heard anything? I haven't interviewed yet, either.
do you have any t14 acceptances?
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Re: SEO Corporate Law
Anonymous User wrote:anon 1 above, heard back about an interview -- not an offert-14orbust wrote:Heard back for an interview or with an offer?Anonymous User wrote:I applied mid-February and heard back recentlysolucky wrote:Should we contact SEO if we applied in mid-February and still haven't heard anything? I haven't interviewed yet, either.
do you have any t14 acceptances?
I haven't heard back at all, not a peep. I did contact them in early March and I was told my application was in the "get back to" pile, whatever that means. I have been admitted to a T-6 and a T-14, although I've already deposited and decided on the "lower ranked" school due to geographic preference.
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Re: SEO Corporate Law
Never count yourself out, because you never know what could happen, but if you haven't heard anything by now, I would assume that you're not being considered.
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Re: SEO Corporate Law
I don't think that's the case. If you look back itt you will find a few applicants who got interview invites in April.Anonymous User wrote:Never count yourself out, because you never know what could happen, but if you haven't heard anything by now, I would assume that you're not being considered.
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Re: SEO Corporate Law
Anyone know when we might start hearing back? I really need to know soon so I can give my current employer as much notice as possible.
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Thanks, all!Anonymous User wrote:I don't think that's the case. If you look back itt you will find a few applicants who got interview invites in April.Anonymous User wrote:Never count yourself out, because you never know what could happen, but if you haven't heard anything by now, I would assume that you're not being considered.
Good luck
Good luck to everyone else also still waiting.
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Re: SEO Corporate Law
I mean, I did say that you never know, but that's the exception, not the rule. SEO traditionally starts making its decisions in April.Anonymous User wrote:I don't think that's the case. If you look back itt you will find a few applicants who got interview invites in April.Anonymous User wrote:Never count yourself out, because you never know what could happen, but if you haven't heard anything by now, I would assume that you're not being considered.
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I thought folks didn't hear until late April? Wasn't it the concerns that people hear after deposit deadlines?Anonymous User wrote:I mean, I did say that you never know, but that's the exception, not the rule. SEO traditionally starts making its decisions in April.Anonymous User wrote:I don't think that's the case. If you look back itt you will find a few applicants who got interview invites in April.Anonymous User wrote:Never count yourself out, because you never know what could happen, but if you haven't heard anything by now, I would assume that you're not being considered.
Good luck
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Re: SEO Corporate Law
Last year, acceptances and rejections went out through all of April. The class was more or less finalized by the beginning of May (with a few additions after May 1). Orientation was at the end of May, so there's not a ton of time left.
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Re: SEO Corporate Law
Any idea of chances from a lower t14 like Cornell? Given a good interview?
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Re: SEO Corporate Law
are u 100% sure about this?BlakcMajikc wrote:Everyone goes to orientation in NY.californiauser wrote:does everyone go to orientation in NY or do they have them in your placement city?
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Re: SEO Corporate Law
Yes. Everyone goes to NY for orientation and the corporate law institute at the end of the summer.Black_Swan wrote:are u 100% sure about this?BlakcMajikc wrote:Everyone goes to orientation in NY.californiauser wrote:does everyone go to orientation in NY or do they have them in your placement city?
As for chances from the bottom of the T14, no idea. Is it common? No. Does it happen? Sure. Last year, there was at least one person that I recall outside of the T14.
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Re: SEO Corporate Law
Black_Swan wrote:are u 100% sure about this?BlakcMajikc wrote:Everyone goes to orientation in NY.californiauser wrote:does everyone go to orientation in NY or do they have them in your placement city?
If it makes you feel better, I recall SEO making housing arrangements for out of state individuals for the final two weeks.
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Re: SEO Corporate Law
SEO takes care of housing/hotel arrangements for both orientation and the two-week institute at the end of the summer.Peter Pan wrote:Black_Swan wrote:are u 100% sure about this?BlakcMajikc wrote:Everyone goes to orientation in NY.californiauser wrote:does everyone go to orientation in NY or do they have them in your placement city?
If it makes you feel better, I recall SEO making housing arrangements for out of state individuals for the final two weeks.
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I am employed at an elite law firm and committed to a year. I am not employed in my target region. I have made a decent number of amazing connections/friends during my time here. I am a strong employee, but I am aware I've made several obvious errors during my time here due to carelessness.
I have applied to and interviewed for SEO. My SEO offer will be in my target region and school region. I have an interest in returning to this region ASAP due to a family member's health conditions.
1. Should I end my employment approx. 2 months early and accept my SEO offer (if I am given one)? Is this going to adversely impact my reputation with this firm? Will it matter if I do not plan to return (culture fit is questionable)?
2. I am interested in the SEO offer because I believe there's a strong possibility it will result in post-graduation employment. Since my current firm doesn't necessarily focus on the particular work I want to do, does it make sense to jump at the next opportunity that might provide access to the type of work I'm more interested in?
3. If I take the SEO offer, before even starting 1L, I would have two well-known firm names on my resume. Is it safe to assume this will make it easier to get a 1L SA?
I have applied to and interviewed for SEO. My SEO offer will be in my target region and school region. I have an interest in returning to this region ASAP due to a family member's health conditions.
1. Should I end my employment approx. 2 months early and accept my SEO offer (if I am given one)? Is this going to adversely impact my reputation with this firm? Will it matter if I do not plan to return (culture fit is questionable)?
2. I am interested in the SEO offer because I believe there's a strong possibility it will result in post-graduation employment. Since my current firm doesn't necessarily focus on the particular work I want to do, does it make sense to jump at the next opportunity that might provide access to the type of work I'm more interested in?
3. If I take the SEO offer, before even starting 1L, I would have two well-known firm names on my resume. Is it safe to assume this will make it easier to get a 1L SA?
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Re: SEO Corporate Law
Also curious about thisAnonymous User wrote:Any idea of chances from a lower t14 like Cornell? Given a good interview?
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This may seem weird, but my interview went really well, too. They asked me all of the basic questions I prepped for. I feel like even if you prepared for this interview for 15 minutes (by reading through the website) it would be pretty hard NOT to do well.Anonymous User wrote:Also curious about thisAnonymous User wrote:Any idea of chances from a lower t14 like Cornell? Given a good interview?
However, mine wasn't a stress interview at all. Not sure what to make of all this.
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What do you mean a stress interview?Anonymous User wrote:This may seem weird, but my interview went really well, too. They asked me all of the basic questions I prepped for. I feel like even if you prepared for this interview for 15 minutes (by reading through the website) it would be pretty hard NOT to do well.Anonymous User wrote:Also curious about thisAnonymous User wrote:Any idea of chances from a lower t14 like Cornell? Given a good interview?
However, mine wasn't a stress interview at all. Not sure what to make of all this.
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