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I can already tell the 1L class is going to be amusing.toothbrush wrote:lol at some of the responses but thanks for giving me the input.
I asked about winter 'cause 1) I know HLS has classes inter session (which I'm on the WL for) and 2) my family is planning a vacation and I want to be able to commit.
I feel like I'm anti-gunner. I am worried I'll fall behind because of how little I care at this point / how little I did in UG.
I guess it'll work itself out though.
Do people get 1L SA in NYC ?
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We aim to please.Arbiter213 wrote:I can already tell the 1L class is going to be amusing.
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1L SAs are rare. The people that have them tend to be in secondary/tertiary markets, in a diversity program at a firm, or from Texas.toothbrush wrote:lol at some of the responses but thanks for giving me the input.
I asked about winter 'cause 1) I know HLS has classes inter session (which I'm on the WL for) and 2) my family is planning a vacation and I want to be able to commit.
I feel like I'm anti-gunner. I am worried I'll fall behind because of how little I care at this point / how little I did in UG.
I guess it'll work itself out though.
Do people get 1L SA in NYC ?
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Arbiter213 wrote: I can already tell the 1L class is going to be amusing.
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Perhaps HLS has a longer break. I cannot imagine learning a classes worth of material in 4 weeks.
Yeah people get 1L's SA's all over. I know of 3 at MoFo (not sure which office), 1 at Cooley in DC, and 1 in a firm in Philly.
Yeah people get 1L's SA's all over. I know of 3 at MoFo (not sure which office), 1 at Cooley in DC, and 1 in a firm in Philly.
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You're not putting yourself out on a good foot here, buddy.toothbrush wrote:Arbiter213 wrote: I can already tell the 1L class is going to be amusing.
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It's a fake class in their intersession- a lot of people go on service trips, etc. Their break is also substantially longer than ours as a result.LFH_intheflesh wrote:Perhaps HLS has a longer break. I cannot imagine learning a classes worth of material in 4 weeks.
Yeah people get 1L's SA's all over. I know of 3 at MoFo (not sure which office), 1 at Cooley in DC, and 1 in a firm in Philly.
The MoFo ones are all at least part in Tokyo (one's split with seattle) and all speak fluent Japanese.
I also know of 1L SAs in Wilmington, Kansas City, and Denver (midlaw). I agree the "URM, small town, or Texas" rule generally applies, barring fluency in a rare language.
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I don't know why having 1500 posts as an 0L is anything to mock, particularly when many people use this board exclusively for LSAT prep and admissions stuff.toothbrush wrote:Arbiter213 wrote: I can already tell the 1L class is going to be amusing.
Toothbrush is going to get into Harvard and then run away as fast as he can.
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Fortunately I'm not looking for the acceptance of some 3Ls?Arbiter213 wrote:You're not putting yourself out on a good foot here, buddy.toothbrush wrote:Arbiter213 wrote: I can already tell the 1L class is going to be amusing.
I came to the thread for the first time to get some questions answered. I think that's the purpose of this thread?
Not sure what I did to get you riled up, bud.
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This will end well.
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I let the 1500 posts comment slide because I know that's not even a lot. Doesn't Mal have like 5k posts? And there are people with 30k posts who never even went to law school. Egregious offenses.ph5354a wrote:I don't know why having 1500 posts as an 0L is anything to mock, particularly when many people use this board exclusively for LSAT prep and admissions stuff.toothbrush wrote:Arbiter213 wrote: I can already tell the 1L class is going to be amusing.
Toothbrush is going to get into Harvard and then run away as fast as he can.
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Shut up, 1200 post 0L gunner.Lavitz wrote:This will end well.
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Nothin'. You're fine. Don't sweat it.toothbrush wrote:Fortunately I'm not looking for the acceptance of some 3Ls?Arbiter213 wrote:You're not putting yourself out on a good foot here, buddy.toothbrush wrote:Arbiter213 wrote: I can already tell the 1L class is going to be amusing.
I came to the thread for the first time to get some questions answered. I think that's the purpose of this thread?
Not sure what I did to get you riled up, bud.
And I, for one, have no judgment re: post counts. The vast majority of my posts are in the college football thread.
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toothbrush wrote:Shut up, 1200 post 0L gunner.
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Let's all kiss and make up.
Don't be a afraid to use a little tongue.
Don't be a afraid to use a little tongue.
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Honestly, I saw that going much much worse. Let's all give ourselves a pat on the back.
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Arbiter213 wrote: Nothin'. You're fine. Don't sweat it.
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ph5354a wrote:Honestly, I saw that going much much worse. Let's all give ourselves a pat on the back.
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Moving on...
So I notice that Arnold and Porter's GPA median for callbacks jumped from 3.55 to 3.8... what's the story there? I have ties to the DC area, and I was interested in them based on last year's info (and their litigation practice and pro bono scheme) but that jump is intimidating.
So I notice that Arnold and Porter's GPA median for callbacks jumped from 3.55 to 3.8... what's the story there? I have ties to the DC area, and I was interested in them based on last year's info (and their litigation practice and pro bono scheme) but that jump is intimidating.
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Small sample size plus grade inflation, I bet.LFH_intheflesh wrote:Moving on...
So I notice that Arnold and Porter's GPA median for callbacks jumped from 3.55 to 3.8... what's the story there? I have ties to the DC area, and I was interested in them based on last year's info but that jump is intimidating.
Edit: I wouldn't be too intimidated. DC is tough, but if you want to end up there, I would still bid on A&P; it's a better bet than Covington or W&C.
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Has to be. Usually only a couple people even bother interviewing for DC offices.Lincoln wrote:Small sample size plus grade inflation, I bet.LFH_intheflesh wrote:Moving on...
So I notice that Arnold and Porter's GPA median for callbacks jumped from 3.55 to 3.8... what's the story there? I have ties to the DC area, and I was interested in them based on last year's info but that jump is intimidating.
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Covington doesn't even recruit for us.Lincoln wrote:Small sample size plus grade inflation, I bet.LFH_intheflesh wrote:Moving on...
So I notice that Arnold and Porter's GPA median for callbacks jumped from 3.55 to 3.8... what's the story there? I have ties to the DC area, and I was interested in them based on last year's info but that jump is intimidating.
Edit: I wouldn't be too intimidated. DC is tough, but if you want to end up there, I would still bid on A&P; it's a better bet than Covington or W&C.
And why no Cleary D.C. love?
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I didn't realize Covington was so snobby. Dicks. I never bid DC, so I didn't realize.Arbiter213 wrote:
Covington doesn't even recruit for us.
And why no Cleary D.C. love?
No slight intended w/r/t Cleary. I was just blurting out DC firms, and despite a pretty large office in DC, Cleary is still a NYC firm.
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Also, Arbiter, you must be having a chill SA considering how much time you spend on here during the day.
Seriously? What are you waiting for?
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