Hi!Has anyone ever been invited to an assessment centre after getting a middling test score for numerical (or verbal) reasoning?
Dechert perhaps because they’re super rolling and have already given out spring WE invited. Think someone said that grad rec had told them that for winter, they didn’t even bother reading the final hundred or so apps because they’d given out all the WEs at that point. Can’t speak for the othersis it way too late to apply for jones day, dechert, white and case, baker and akin?
is it way too late to apply for jones day, dechert, white and case, baker and akin?
Thank you for the insight! That doesn’t sound too badI applied last year and it was application - online test - telephone interview ( normal phone call not zoom) - AC
Incorrect. Akin you can apply up until the deadline I knew two people who applied on the deadline last year and made it to AC and subsequently got VS. I was told they hold roughly 4/5 AC's. with the last two being filled by those who applied closer to the deadline. All ACs are in Jan, but their process is fast-paced post-Christmas. so you can do the entire app-test-ti-ac all within 3 weeks. This is from a friend who converted their VS there this year.Alongside Dechert, Akin is also super rolling and they said at their open day they were aiming for ACs to be held in January. I’d try get their app in before or on Xmas day latest, cos I saw someone mention that Akin didn’t get through all the apps last year as well. Idk about W&C, JD or Bakers.
I totally get you. My nervous system thinks I’m being hunted for sport😭How do you convince yourself that doing a VI is not the same as jumping in shark infested waters? Because I am so nervous I could faint rn
Thank you so much, I was so nervous that I convinced myself to just not sit it 🥲I totally get you. My nervous system thinks I’m being hunted for sport😭
I do breathing exercises, put on music whilst I go over my notes, drink plenty of water and remind myself that it’s just me talking to a camera. Remind yourself to speak at a reasonable pace, and if you mess up, just take a breath and carry on. I have the habit of speaking fast because I want to get it over with, but speaking at a slower pace gives your brain more time to think and you’re less likely to mess up!!
It goes way quicker than you think, and by the time you get to the last couple questions, you become acclimatised and it doesn’t feel too scary
Good luck!!
You can do this!! Don’t let anxiety get in the way of your potential❤️Thank you so much, I was so nervous that I convinced myself to just not sit it 🥲
I will take your advice and attempt it tomorrow 😊
how could they cut off online asssessments so early when their applications close in mid january? i think you will be fineThe people that have W&C VIs, when’d you guys apply? I’m assuming it’s a pfo myself as I haven’t got it (same for AG), applied early December![]()
No I mean the VI cos you only get that after you pass the SJT and they like your app no?. Since that’s competitive, it implies they’re looking at apps already. Which makes sense since they’re rollinghow could they cut off online asssessments so early when their applications close in mid january? i think you will be fine
Incorrect. Akin you can apply up until the deadline I knew two people who applied on the deadline last year and made it to AC and subsequently got VS. I was told they hold roughly 4/5 AC's. with the last two being filled by those who applied closer to the deadline. All ACs are in Jan, but their process is fast-paced post-Christmas. so you can do the entire app-test-ti-ac all within 3 weeks. This is from a friend who converted their VS there this year.