A OL asks current students and graduates:
In addition to having good grades, how does one go about laying the groundwork for a sector- or practice- specific 1L SA job? For example, should one try to cultivate stronger relationships with relevant 1L instructors, make inquiries at target firms throughout the school year, express an interest in a firm's X practice, etc? If a student is interested in, say, energy or corporate or con law but lacks professional experience, how would they go about convincing a firm to take them on as an SA. Or is this not the nature of 1L SAs at all?
How to prepare for 1L SA Forum
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arklaw13

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Re: How to prepare for 1L SA
1) Be a URM, preferably at CCN with at least median grades; and/or 2) have really good work experience and be very high in your class at a T14; or 3) have ties to a southern market or Texas and get a 1L SA there
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cyrilfiggis

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Re: How to prepare for 1L SA
lolthenorth wrote:A OL asks current students and graduates:
In addition to having good grades, how does one go about laying the groundwork for a sector- or practice- specific 1L SA job? For example, should one try to cultivate stronger relationships with relevant 1L instructors, make inquiries at target firms throughout the school year, express an interest in a firm's X practice, etc? If a student is interested in, say, energy or corporate or con law but lacks professional experience, how would they go about convincing a firm to take them on as an SA. Or is this not the nature of 1L SAs at all?
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thenorth

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Re: How to prepare for 1L SA
^ The result of "joke-state" UG.
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