nope, i didnt get it :/ sighdid you receive the link to their online test? i think some people who applied got it in the email the next day
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nope, i didnt get it :/ sighdid you receive the link to their online test? i think some people who applied got it in the email the next day
I didn't get oneHey, does Cooley send a feedback report post WG?
Also, does it say if we have reached the benchmark?
When I had the winter AC, we were 8. But there was one other AC that week, and if I can remember correctly, 2-3 weeks of ACs.Does anybody have a rough clue as to how many people HSF invite to their AC's?
I don’t think AC’s would be testing legal knowledge. It would be more commercial awareness, so that it’s fair for both law and non-law students. 🙂Do firms expect a non-law graduate to complete the same ACs as law students? As in if you haven’t got the full legal knowledge, how can you compete in an AC?
It’s going to be an advantage but there will be plenty of other elements that firms are looking for beyond academics that mean someone with exceptionally academics could still be unsuccessful.I’d be interested to know… does having a first or consistent firsts from a RG uni (non-RG doesn’t apply to me in this instance) have any advantage anymore given that people with stellar academic records are still being rejected.
I’m still clueless as to work experience as I have the typcial probono, retail and few consulting projects, and law firm open days. Which I’m sure just as many applicants have- if not better.
It’s hard to figure out how to make myself a better candidate and in regards to which aspect.
You will be doing the same assessments, but there will be some difference in expectations as to what you may or may not know.Do firms expect a non-law graduate to complete the same ACs as law students? As in if you haven’t got the full legal knowledge, how can you compete in an AC?
At their open day, they said they invite about 100 people per vac scheme to the AC and I think they have 3 more vac schemes this year (spring and two summer) so that's about 300Does anybody have a rough clue as to how many people HSF invite to their AC's?
Some people got their AC invites yesterday and others got invited today so I think it’s a staggered approach and not one batch. 🥲does Covington send ACs in one batch?
Ok that’s positive at least! Considering their scheme is in the summer I think there’s still hope!Some people got their AC invites yesterday and others got invited today so I think it’s a staggered approach and not one batch. 🥲
I think it’s too soon to expect a PFO because only a few people have mentioned AC invites so we can’t know for sure until we get the email!I saw a few people getting Covington ACs and still nothing here. This is extremely disheartening, I attended their Legal Horizons Scheme in office (we were only about 30) and I got personally emailed during an online event by grad rec telling me they were highly impressed with me and asked to stay in contact throughout my professional career.
I am extremely confused. Not a rejection yet, but expecting one.
This is getting ridiculous...
Does anyone know what US firms are classified as 'sateleite offices' in London. Thanks
This provides overview of all the firms in London. In terms of applications I'd say ones which don't offer training contracts. Further firms really only focussed in the transactional finance related space, especially PE
Sorry to hear about this, was this post-AC?That moment when you get hit with the "White & Case LLP - Vacation Scheme Application" from Molly Hill at 10:47AM
(PFO)