Do it!!! For firms with deadlines in January, there's still a month to go which is PLENTY of time :) Ive seen people saying that they've applied to firms the day before the deadline and still got to the next stage. If you're a great candidate they'll always look at you !! :)
Just got invited to the games based assessment for Taylor Wessing :) is anyone familiar with/have any tips for it? edit: this is for the summer scheme and I applied like 2 days ago lol
Ive not applied for S&S but every firm has this question and Grad Rec covered it at a few open days ive been to:
I usually structure these in a pretty simple way - if you've got loads of examples just pick say your top 5 that demonstrate your range. Best to have 5 really well reasoned things...
Thank you so much!! This is amazingly helpful!!
I did the WG last week not sure of the exact date I think it was 25th or 26th?? hope you hear back soon as well :D which office are you applying for??
Does anyone have any idea what sort of score I should be aiming for on my WG?? It's my first time doing it - know it really varies from firm to firm, but when you guys are practicing them or doing them for real, what % do you all try to hit? I've been getting from high 60s % - high 70s % (on CCs...
absolutely agree this is great advice for any firm app!!!! i've been way more successful applying for firms where ive kept everything short and sweet - for the firm i got my vs with last year, the app form had no word limit so i stuck to about 150-200 words and was successful :) compared to...
About 2/3 weeks initially - they gave me the WG on the 16th at first but didn't notify me, so I sent them an email last night after I realised and they replied this morning :)
You know I am so glad I saw this because this made me think to log on and see the exact same has happened to me!!!!!! I've sent grad rec an email about it hopefully they'll be understanding!
No problem :)
Since it seems like you are exclusively interested in practicing in NY I can tell you 100% that you will not be able to sit the bar exam post-degree alone as the GDL is always ineligible, no exceptions. https://www.nybarexam.org/eligible/eligibility.htm However, all is not...
So since there are a lot of states out there all with different rules, as you correctly pointed out, for specific info Google is your best friend!! But broadly speaking:
In most cases you need a degree + GDL or law degree as you said. However I'm no expert so do search up states youre...
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