HLS, roughly 40-50% H, Secondary Journal Editor, Moot Court, Two publications in law review/journal pending, V3 Summer.
Do I have a shot at SDNY/EDNY? First or Second Circuit would be nice but I'm not expecting it.
Sorry -- another chance me thread Forum
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Re: Sorry -- another chance me thread
You're better off asking your clerkship office
People on TLS usually totally ignore these kinds of threads
People on TLS usually totally ignore these kinds of threads
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Re: Sorry -- another chance me thread
Why do people say things like V3? What does that mean? Skadden but not Davis? There's no difference between any of these firms except WRLK
More seriously, I think you are certainly competitive for EDNY and some judges at SDNY, but keep in mind that this will most likely be for several years after graduation--like 2018-19 if you apply now (assuming you're a 2L, or maybe a 3L). IME 2nd circuit clerks tend to have stronger grades but my sample size is admittedly limited to the handful of judges I know well.
More seriously, I think you are certainly competitive for EDNY and some judges at SDNY, but keep in mind that this will most likely be for several years after graduation--like 2018-19 if you apply now (assuming you're a 2L, or maybe a 3L). IME 2nd circuit clerks tend to have stronger grades but my sample size is admittedly limited to the handful of judges I know well.
