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Hey, I'm late here but I'll leave this piece of advice because it might help you or anyone else scrolling: networking. I know, I know--the dreadful word. But really, it works. I know someone who got a BigLaw job with straight Cs because they networked so well that they were friendly with a partner who pulled their application and demanded to the recruitment committee that they interview them. They were so lovely, they got the job. And they were one of the best students in our group. So if your grades aren't great, network. Be friendly, be someone people want to be around. And yes, be someone interesting with cool non-grade-focused experience. I hope this doesn't find you too late! -
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Sort of (but not really) building upon another question about practice exams, I am looking for resources that you have come across that show an excellent answer. I know an A+ is next to impossible but I want to study the answer to understand the level of detail needed. I have asked profs and they say “it depends”. My issue isn’t lack of knowledge or even time. It is mastering writing to the level of nuanced detail preferred. I used the same approach across all my exams. I had one well above median, one just above, one just below, and another well below but not bottom. The one I thought I absolutely nailed ended up being my lowest. It was beautifully laid out. All the issues identified. Just not analyzed to the level of detail desired. Another above median, I was told I should have added more. Any resource out there that really helped you grasp the level of detail you need to get into? -
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@LMP @ForTheWin2022 Yes thank you for the tips, i wasn't doing all of those things mention, so i'm it will help me! thx ya -
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Ah, I forgot to add that schools tend to look kindly on reapplicants. So letting your application run its course might even net you a small benefit if you apply next cycle.
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