Has anyone been able to access the Cooley application yet? Not sure if I'm being very silly but I cannot find it!
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Thank you so much, that's already very helpful!Hi! I personally don’t have a lot of experience with K&E, so unfortunately I won’t be the best help here, but I do know people who received K&E TC offers and AC invites with a 2:1 average in first year from the 2025/2026 application cycle. So I wouldn’t not apply because of that, if this is a concern!
Re rolling / non-rolling - I would recommend asking Grad Rec!
Sorry I’m not able to say more, hope it goes well!!
I can't remember if they were rolling or not anymore, but I applied the day before the deadline...Are K&E applications rolling or non-rolling for the TC?
Also, does anybody know their stance on uni grades? I didn't hear from gradrec or from someone directly that they want a first, or above 65 in each module, or etc that Slaugher/Cleary ask for. But, I also asked their current trainees and they said everyone in their cohort has achieved a 1st. I am hence not sure how they actually look at a 2:1 average in first year. Thanks!
To add to the email that Nova sent, you can also go through their general queries on their website. You need to select relevant office and write a short description of your issue; mention you want this to go to grad rec. I did this early September and got a response that they forwarded my query to grad rec (meanwhile they didn't respond to my direct emails to grad rec). I'd just do both routes for safetyDoes anyone have Freshfields' official GR contact email? I'm unable to find it Lord knows why!
Hi! Thank you so much, that's really good to knowHello!
I can't remember if they were rolling or not anymore, but I applied the day before the deadline...
Actually I just checked my calendar from last year and I wrote ROLLING next to Kirkland so maybe they do recruit on a rolling basis!
I averaged a low 2:1 in first year and got to their AC last year so I would echo Minhee and say do not worry at all!
Hi! Unfortunately, I only did a few neurosights last year, so I'm afraid I won't be of much help - so sorry. I did find this comment from another user (quoted below).also anyone has any tips on neurosight tests? seems like hell ngl
I’ve done neurosight before and it’s just choosing between two options. It can be timed or untimed depending on the firm.
Example - I prefer
A working with people
B working alone
Timed somethings because they don’t want you to overthink but it’s as simple as this.
I gave neurosight for vwv (untimed) this year and Fieldfisher (timed) last year
Timed just means 10 seconds to choose an option per ques!
Hope this helps!
Edit - sometimes there are four options to choose from as well but it’s as short as the above sample.
Also, love the username
I’m so happy about this because last year WBD had a long cappfinity test with WGT included as well!
Hi! Unfortunately, I have never personally completed the Mishcon test, but I heard that the number of questions asked depends on each candidate's answers. I would assume this means the number of achievements mentioned will vary between people, depending on how long their interview goes on.Does anyone have insights into how many achievements Mishcon are expecting? and is that going to be the foundational question for the ai chatbox?
For the online application, did you submit a cover letter or only a CV?Any advice for DLA assessment? Never done Neurosight before
Hi!Hi! I'm a future trainee at JD and did the JD online interview last yearI know interviews can be nerve-wracking (I was definitely nervous for mine!) but I really enjoyed it. I will not be sharing what the questions were etc. and Grad Rec are the best people to go to if you have something specific in mind, but happy to answer anything about the experience etc. Congratulations on getting to interview stage and best of luck!!

Hi, what is the context where this is saidDoes anyone know what Kirkland means by 'applying speculatively'?