i hope they send out more 😓😓Does we think Cooley will have finished alerting people of whether they have reached the WG stage? Or more tomorrow?
I find it so frustrating at times, but I've just accepted that it's the way things go. I know that the people who have met the A-level requirements worked incredibly hard for it, so I get why they would want them over me. But at the same time, I feel like I've compensated for a poor performance when I was 18. Onto the next igSorry to hear that 😞
Will likely be the same for me. Got ABC at A-level, 2.1 at undergraduate, Distinction for my LLM and 12 years experience in a demanding career but yes, let’s focus on exams I took when I was barely 18… 🤦🏻♂️
Same for WFW, which is a shame as I am really interested in the maritime sector!
Not sure about turning the camera on and off, but you have to complete it within "one sitting". So, if you turn your camera on and off and you are wearing different clothes in your following answers, or the daylight outside has turned to night in the background - I would assume that would reflect negatively.For those who have attempted the Reed Smith VI- I know the VI is untimed, but I was wondering can I cross the screen off once I start the section and then come back to it later?? Would that reflect negatively on my application or is that acceptable?
I got pfod long back after app stageHave post VI rejections gone out for White & Case yet? Asking because with how it went I would’ve expected a rejection by now
Honestly, its annoying. What stage of the application have you gotten to?Wonder when they’ll reply!!
Haven’t heard back since VI how about you?Honestly, its annoying. What stage of the application have you gotten to?
SameHaven’t heard back since VI how about you?
PFO'd. No news is good news for HSFK.Has anyone heard anything from hsfk for summer Vs? Passed benchmark for test in early Nov.
Acquaintance who's an assoc there swears she sees them on their phones every time she passes by 🤣🤣🤣
Great info. Very detailed, and makes sense based on my (anecdotal) experiences as well. Thank you for sharing.I attended one of the application webinars they hosted and somebody asked something similar. Rik Palmer, one of the grad rec team bascially described it as they categorise people at each stage of the process. He didn't go into too much detail but essentially something like Exceptional, Very Good, Good, Average, Poor. etc.
E.g like this. Person A applied in September, Person B applied in November. Person A had a 'Good' written application' so they're put on hold for a bit. Person B has an 'Exceptional' so even though they applied two months later, they're progressed to test + VI straight away. But now Person B had a 'Poor' SJT + VI performance, so they are rejected/put on hold, and they'll now go back to Person A and progress them through etc.
He specifically mentioned plenty of people categorised lower at application stage, make it through the whole process and secure places on the scheme, because they perform well on the other components. It's generally a matter of waiting until higher scoring people progress/fail. Hence why some people have vac scheme offers, and some people have been waiting for months. Not a great feeling of course, but does not = PFO at all.