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Planning on applying to Lakehead, Manitoba, UNB, uOttawa, Queen's, Sask, TMU, Windsor (both Dual and Single) Downward trajectory because I transferred to a more difficult school after 1st year. Also, my lowest term - Spring 2020 - happened to be my last term before graduating and it was low mainly due to my school not offering Pass/Fail (when other schools did) as well as some other factors that were outside of my control. Edit: GPA figures are calculated using the OLSAS scale. -
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Hi. Are offers to third year undergrad students conditional? if so would we need to finish our undergrad degree before we start McGill law? (Just wondering whether i should apply this year or next year). I read that you're not allowed to be "concurrently" enrolled but I'm not sure how they check this other than request you have the degree. -
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Hasn't it always been like that ? I am a mid-level associate at a large firm. I have seen a significant turnover during the past year and half and I cannot say the partners or senior HR people looked impress. It feels like this is how the large firm model is supposed to works: they hire a large number of driven students and that expect approximately a tenth will still be around after eight years to become partner. Otherwise, they'll poach associates from smaller firms (who might have had more limited exit options). I am not trying to be cynical, but I am genuinely curious 10 or 15 years ago, associates were more comfortable with working evenings and week-ends. It might also be that, because of WFH and everything, people are now working more evenings and week-ends than they did before - which could understandably create resistance.
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