Those who havent heard from latham for spring, can we assume rejection - given that they said we would hear back before the end of the month
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TCLA Vacation Scheme Applications Discussion Thread 2023-24
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I am waiting for my Cooley rejection, they said that they would send their definitive response by the 25th.
Actually they said:
Communication to candidates who are shortlisted to the next stage is anticipated to commence from Thursday 24 January 2024.
Updates to all candidates on final status is anticipated by Monday 5 February 2024
But i am waiting for my pfo as well😂
I also wish kirkland wc hl would give me pfo already.
It’s not end of the month just yet so I’d honestly just wait until 31st before making any assumptions. The only people who have heard are those who have done open days / first year schemes with the firm.
offers and rejections gonna come in from next week -- for the spring vs at least -- maybe even tomorrow but I'd just assume next week
To those who studied law, do you think you have an advantage in the application process? I've heard law as a degree and in practice is completely different. Just wondering whether any of you feel that has prepared you for apps in any way
From my experience, I think the short answer is no and I wouldn’t bother looking too deep into this tbh. Writing an application for a law firm vs law essays are completely different. The former requires concise, tailored, succinct writing style and the latter requires a more detailed, analytical, comprehensive writing style. If anything, law students struggle to change their writing style and therefore struggle with applications. If I knew you didn’t need a law degree to get into commercial law, I would’ve probably done economics or business (would’ve helped me better with commercial awareness) or even a STEM degree (very helpful in niche areas of commercial law, like IP, life sciences, energy, etc)
ahh I really hope so! Keeping my fingers crossed. Anyone heard back who hasn't done the insight / open day?
Just focus on yourself and you'll get in. Remember 20-30% of apps are practically automatic fails due to bad grammar/spelling or wrong names. I wrote my greatest ever app and attended an Open Day for a US firm just to write another firm's name in by accident. That was an automatic PFO.
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