I legitimately can't remember which VS I put down as my choice so I'm genuinely unsure whether I should be relaxed or panicked by this
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2020-21 Vacation Scheme Applications Discussion
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I legitimately can't remember which VS I put down as my choice so I'm genuinely unsure whether I should be relaxed or panicked by this
Another week done! We go again next week good luck 🤞🏽
Another week of complete radio silence. Hoping I finally hear something next week.
Well done everyone for all your positive news! 💪
Well done everyone for all your positive news! 💪
I got an email from them today saying it'll be up to another two weeks until we hear anything!
I really appreciate some firms sending us a holding email to let us know how long will it be before we hear back, it seems that some are more understanding of the process and the toll that the waiting game can have on you
Congratulations! Out of interest, what would you say you've done differently this year?
Right, still waiting for 6 post app and one post VI! Fingers crossed next week is the week of outcomes!!
My friend, I am waiting on 9! Working on lucky number 13 application
Also received a White & Case VI invite, applied 12th Jan (for Spring) - any tips would be greatly appreciated 🙌
I don't know but I seriously doubt it. This also isn't something you should worry yourself over! Head up, stay positive, keep going!
Pretty promptly, mine was within the week (depends on how busy they are)
Omg I applaud your resilience to write 13 apps!! I only managed 10 and felt *exhausted*
Last year I underestimated just how competitive the application stage is. I have lots of work experience (being a mature student) and strong academics, which I thought would get me to interviews. My application answers just weren't very persuasive of what I can offer or why I was wanting to work with the firms I was applying to.
So I don't have any groundbreaking advice. You just need to be really clear about what the firm you are applying to wants to see from you, and find a way of tailoring your experiences to show that you can bring those things to the table.
Also, I would definitely suggest having other people check over your application before you submit it. I have a couple of friends (just fellow students, not recruiters) who looked over mine and gave suggestions/feedback. That really helps!
Got two PFOs today and at this point, I'm just very grateful to have progressed into the test and interview stage especially with it being my first official application cycle! Although disappointing, it really provides me with crucial experience for the next (and hopefully last) application cycle! On that note, I was just wondering what are the plans (or were) for third-year international students who are desperately on that visa time crunch! Would love to hear about your experiences 
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