walker morris PFO!
Tbf I only applied as their website was pretty fun to read 🤣🤣
Tbf I only applied as their website was pretty fun to read 🤣🤣
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TCLA Vacation Scheme Applications Discussion Thread 2023-24
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I have my first AC next week and it’s back to back 😅
I’d have preferred time in between as my research is getting pretty confusing rn
Bad move mate try to space them out a bit, at least a week in between each one
why did I just picture a group of law students in a room discussing why they are better than each other and fighting for the spot 🤣🤣
I saw a YouTube video that said for these questions start of my repeating the assumption and say- “yeah but you’re assuming that…”
If the whole sentence makes sense and has been assumed then assumption made.
If it sounds like gibberish/doesn’t make sense or relate then assumption not made. I’d say not made
So I have been requested to repeat the video interview because apparently the audio wasn't working (questions reset) and been asked to do it by Monday. Do you guys think this may disadvantage my application?
Not funny tho is it. Absolutely ridiculous idea.
Walker Morris PFO.
I did their AC in 2017, and the structure appears to be the same. It's a group exercise on a short case study. IIRC our group was asked to present how we would approach advising a shopping centre on an expansion. That's it. Takes about two hours.
I did their AC in 2017, and the structure appears to be the same. It's a group exercise on a short case study. IIRC our group was asked to present how we would approach advising a shopping centre on an expansion. That's it. Takes about two hours.
Hmm maybe it's a group discussion/exercise followed by 1-1 interviews? Not sure tho. good luck
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Absolutely not, many people get requested to do this for a variety of different reasons. If they wanted to judge you negatively on this, they would have just rejected you without giving you the chance of retaking it. If anything, it is a positive sign from the firm because it means that they care to give you a fair and genuine shot.
Yeah, I guess you're right. it's just the wait that's extremely debilitating - it's even approaching the degree to where my studies are becoming materially affected by it. If my application is inevitably going to be rejected, I'd rather know as soon as possible to best mitigate the fallout damage.I personally wouldn't write off Milbank so soon, it seems that they were still offering ACs in Feb last application cycle
Additionally, W&C has been known to take a while to get back to applicants, so I would just try to be patient!
omg CONGRATS!! I legit had a heart attack when I saw your post and checked my email.CRS VI!
CRS VI! So nice to finally start hearing back from everyone 😅
For CRS, is the VI the final stage for their spring/summer scheme?
One more question re CRS. On their application form, I submitted first preference for the spring scheme and left second preference blank as it's very likely I won't be in the UK during the summer. Is this something that's likely to impact the outcome of my application post VI?
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