On their website they ask for a 2.1, it doesn’t mention strong or high, so I can’t imagine they are as strict as some other firms.Hi, anyone know if Orrick is really strict with grades? Checked all trainee profiles on Linkedin and IIRC each and every one of them had listed a first.
Also from chambers student: “Director of Administration Halina Kasprowiak tells us: “We don’t have any kind of automatic sifting criteria.” She goes on to say that a 2:2 degree isn’t a deal-breaker, but such an application must stand out in other ways, and supporting academics must be impressive.”
LinkedIn might not always be the best measure, some people might not post their grades/people with a 1st might be more likely to showcase that!