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- LFH_intheflesh
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Plenty of love. They are on my list.Arbiter213 wrote:And why no Cleary D.C. love?
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anyone know when 2Ls can start looking at/signing up for classes for fall semester?
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Lol top of the line highliting guranteed to get u an A in torts FTW.Lavitz wrote:Dibs.Arbiter213 wrote:I hear Lacepiece has great secondhand books, with superb highlighting.
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I wish I could say the same about other subjects...Lacepiece23 wrote:Lol top of the line highliting guranteed to get u an A in torts FTW.Lavitz wrote:Dibs.Arbiter213 wrote:I hear Lacepiece has great secondhand books, with superb highlighting.
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Haha you and me both.Arbiter213 wrote:I wish I could say the same about other subjects...Lacepiece23 wrote:Lol top of the line highliting guranteed to get u an A in torts FTW.Lavitz wrote:Dibs.Arbiter213 wrote:I hear Lacepiece has great secondhand books, with superb highlighting.
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There's no Cleary DC GPA info. Would you be competitive if you're above the Cleary NY median?Arbiter213 wrote: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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Christ. Yes.ImNoScar wrote:There's no Cleary DC GPA info. I'm above Cleary NY median. Am I competitive, would you think?Arbiter213 wrote: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 had heard that DC branches were generally more competitive than NY, eg Goodwin, WilmerHale, Jones Day. Is this just hearsay or a product of the small sample sizes?
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They're generally more selective, but if you're above Cleary's mean then you're in pretty rarefied air.ImNoScar wrote:I had heard that DC branches were generally more competitive than NY, eg Goodwin, WilmerHale, Jones Day. Is this just hearsay or a product of the small sample sizes?
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So should we be waiting until section assignments are out to buy books from rising 2Ls or are the casebooks always the same from year to year?Lacepiece23 wrote:Lol top of the line highliting guranteed to get u an A in torts FTW.Lavitz wrote:Dibs.Arbiter213 wrote:I hear Lacepiece has great secondhand books, with superb highlighting.
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Wait for your section assignments and textbook list. Textbooks stay the same from year to year, but differ from professor to professor.
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Ok, thanks.LFH_intheflesh wrote:Wait for your section assignments and textbook list. Textbooks stay the same from year to year, but differ from professor to professor.
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You should get them in late July.Lavitz wrote:Ok, thanks.LFH_intheflesh wrote:Wait for your section assignments and textbook list. Textbooks stay the same from year to year, but differ from professor to professor.
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I'll have mine up for sale. As hinted by Arbiter I bought mine off him/her. Saved a shit ton of time because s/he had a really good highliting system and almost always had all the important stuff highlited and ready to go.Lavitz wrote:Ok, thanks.LFH_intheflesh wrote:Wait for your section assignments and textbook list. Textbooks stay the same from year to year, but differ from professor to professor.
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Love the attempt to protect my entirely shattered anonymity.Lacepiece23 wrote:I'll have mine up for sale. As hinted by Arbiter I bought mine off him/her. Saved a shit ton of time because s/he had a really good highliting system and almost always had all the important stuff highlited and ready to go.Lavitz wrote:Ok, thanks.LFH_intheflesh wrote:Wait for your section assignments and textbook list. Textbooks stay the same from year to year, but differ from professor to professor.
And I'm sure now with your additions they'll have not just almost all the important information.
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Yeah, I caught the hints.Lacepiece23 wrote:I'll have mine up for sale. As hinted by Arbiter I bought mine off him/her. Saved a shit ton of time because s/he had a really good highlighting system and almost always had all the important stuff highlighted and ready to go.
I'll be looking to buy after I get my section assignment and see which books I need.
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Though I realize this does not necessarily follow, yall think the median will b around the same as last years (as the T-10 is the same)?
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Probably not since the Top 30% seems to be a lot higher then it was last semester, and last semester the rumored median was a 3.47. I'm guessing that the profs median was even higher. Unless the have nots the ppl in the bottom of the class did extremely worse then the haves the kids at the top compared to last semester. I guess what I'm trying to say is that the lower grades were lower. The higher grades were higher. And the profs left less ppl in the middle, that could be the only way that the median did not increase from last semester.morally0bese wrote:Though I realize this does not necessarily follow, yall think the median will b around the same as last years (as the T-10 is the same)?
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Also, none of the firms you listed are headquartered in NYC (Goodwin is in Boston, WilmerHale is Boston/DC, Jones Day is DC), but Cleary is a NYC firm.ImNoScar wrote:I had heard that DC branches were generally more competitive than NY, eg Goodwin, WilmerHale, Jones Day. Is this just hearsay or a product of the small sample sizes?
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Yo Lacepiece whats up buddy
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hi guys my GPA is 3.81 but the median for W&C is 3.82 and I don't know if they have a NYC office but if they do it's probably lower median but I'm not from NYC but also i got a B+ in legal writing but only because I was sleeping with the TA for the first semester and then we broke up the second semester and idk but I did really well on my Clermon't cold call
So my question is: What's the best bus to get to Wegman's?
So my question is: What's the best bus to get to Wegman's?
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Go home harvard, you're drunk.PinkCow wrote:hi guys my GPA is 3.81 but the median for W&C is 3.82 and I don't know if they have a NYC office but if they do it's probably lower median but I'm not from NYC but also i got a B+ in legal writing but only because I was sleeping with the TA for the first semester and then we broke up the second semester and idk but I did really well on my Clermon't cold call
So my question is: What's the best bus to get to Wegman's?
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morally0bese wrote:Yo Lacepiece whats up buddy
Nothing man guessing I know you in real life pm me.
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