If you have the time, I would always say it is worth a shot. I have applied to firms who are rolling a week before apps close and still got the ACs so you never know unless you try. You have to be in it to win it as they say
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Totally agree with Alice - you lose absolutely nothing by sending in an application!If you have the time, I would always say it is worth a shot. I have applied to firms who are rolling a week before apps close and still got the ACs so you never know unless you try. You have to be in it to win it as they say
If you have the time, I would always say it is worth a shot. I have applied to firms who are rolling a week before apps close and still got the ACs so you never know unless you try. You have to be in it to win it as they say
That is true. Thank you so much!
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