@Jessica Booker I realise it's hard to generalise this across firms, but how much weight is really put on the university at which applicants completed their undergrad? As a follow-on, I studied in Canada at a university which is mid-tier in national/global rankings, but on a course of study for...
To your first question, what I have usually been told by grad rec is that if you are applying direct TC they will be more concerned that you have prior relevant legal work experience. They want you to know what you're getting into. If you've done, say, a couple of vac schemes that will generally...
Everyone waiting on Willkie - I applied 29 Jan and got the PFO within like... 3 business days. So if you've not heard back yet, that's probably a good thing.
70% is the post-app percentage for VS, 77% for direct TC. Difference I believe is that if you're applying for VS you submit work history info only if invited to AC, while it is included in the base application for direct TC.
It's not a rejection til it's a rejection. WC iirc has the most spots, and applicants, of any US firm in London. Even if that's not correct, they have a *lot* to turn around. They didn't take very long to give me the PFO in the 19/20 cycle (my application was genuinely poor) so don't count...
Agree with all previously said. I also think if you really want to understand something, check if it comes up in any firms' insidesherpa/forage programmes. Latham's M&A programme, for example, I know has solid components because parts of it were similar to things I actually did as a paralegal...
Second that. I usually find a firm's deals off their website, then google something like 'ABC acquisition XYZ lawyers' and generally something will come up that names the major firms involved.
Look into the new graduate work visa, it gives you two years after you finish your degree to... work. Should be available to anyone graduating summer 2021 onwards. If nothing pans out in terms of TCs this cycle, best bet is to stay in the country and pick up legal work experience and just keep...
I think they're just taking ages to go through ACs, and my guess is that they don't want to give some candidates substantially more lead time than others.
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