Doesn’t this process feel like you are on the bachelor or something 🤣🤣🤣
Waiting around to be picked ( Offer) or sent home (pfo) 😵💫😵💫
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Doesn’t this process feel like you are on the bachelor or something 🤣🤣🤣
Waiting around to be picked ( Offer) or sent home (pfo) 😵💫😵💫
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I got a 2:2 in a Jurisprudence module and one thing that made me feel better was talking to a Slaughters partner who said he got the same! Obviously that was years ago for him, but I’m sure there’s plenty of high-achieving people in law that have the odd 2:2 module and it never hindered them. I highly doubt that a firm would automatically reject someone for having the odd 2:2 if the rest of their grades are good. Some firms do have a requirement of having a 2:1+ in every module though.Do you know if they vehemently reject people who may have the odd 2:2 module?
genuinely scared. feel like i bombed mine lollare these goodwin rejections post vi?
I’m so damn confused I don’t remember writing that post what the hell??? 😀😀😀i read it as they went to an open day with their ex as a date!!
haha wait that's crazy it jumps to your saul goodman post 😂I’m so damn confused I don’t remember writing that post what the hell??? 😀😀😀
Wait that’s so funnyhaha wait that's crazy it jumps to your saul goodman post 😂
Yeah... I was mainly referring to Linklaters because they have the usual consistent 2:1s requirement...I got a 2:2 in a Jurisprudence module and one thing that made me feel better was talking to a Slaughters partner who said he got the same! Obviously that was years ago for him, but I’m sure there’s plenty of high-achieving people in law that have the odd 2:2 module and it never hindered them. I highly doubt that a firm would automatically reject someone for having the odd 2:2 if the rest of their grades are good. Some firms do have a requirement of having a 2:1+ in every module though.
If I’m honest, I’ve avoided firms with that requirement to focus my energy elsewhere. It’s annoying because the 2:2 was very clearly a one-off for me, but I don’t have any extenuating circumstances to explain it, nor would they care that many people who took the same module that year got a 2:2 as well. However, there’s no harm in trying your chances, and there may be elements in your application that may encourage the recruitment team to overlook the grade.Yeah... I was mainly referring to Linklaters because they have the usual consistent 2:1s requirement...
I did a vac scheme at Links and had a 2:2 module! You’ve got this!!Do you know if they vehemently reject people who may have the odd 2:2 module?
If a firm hasn't got back to you by now about it, how likely is an AC within the last week of Jan? I'm travelling from the 19th-28th Jan and I'm terrified I'll have to cancel the family holiday and drop everything for a last minute AC.
Anyone have insight to how much notice they give?
If a firm hasn't got back to you by now about it, how likely is an AC within the last week of Jan? I'm travelling from the 19th-28th Jan and I'm terrified I'll have to cancel the family holiday and drop everything for a last minute AC.
Anyone have insight to how much notice they give?
Just on the back of what Harvey’s saying, I know two people who have had virtual ACs because they were out of the country. So it can be done 🙂↕️Would they not be able to offer a remote AC held virtually? Some firms allow this option I think. I’ve seen it in the FAQs section of grad rec websites.
One for the full time work crew.
How do you explain your role when filling out work experience sections? I work in projects, and I find my descriptions often lean heavily toward project-focused language when I’m explaining all the different things I do rather than clearly highlighting transferable skills.
Like, do you focus on a certain amount of skills, then build your entry around that, or go for everything?
I find explaining my part-time jobs easier because it was mainly serving customers, folding t-shirts, and working in a team for like 4 hours.😍 So fewer responsibilities, which means more clear skills.