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Best: Competitiveness, free Pizza Worst: LRW

I don't think that is reasonable. Reasonable for a second year associate in the Okanagan is around 65k-80k.

Everyone is super chill and helpful.

I was out of province and I lived at the Woodsworth Residence. It was great, very cheap and really easy to get around since the st. george station was very close to the residence.

I wore a vest on some days. Regular Half Windsor. Full Windsor seemed a little too much. But I noticed a lot of partner tied a four in a hand knot as well.

Most firms have a coat room where you can leave your stuff. I remember leaving my coat and bag in there and it was fine.

I transferred to UBC. My stats were not good enough to be admitted in first year and I was not the only one.

UBC does not really consider the LSAT.

Thanks for the advice!

Hi everyone, Out of curiosity, is it normal for a 2nd or a 3rd associate to transition into Private Equity? I am sure it is common for BigLaw associates to transition into Legal Advisor roles but is it possible to transition into an associate or analyst role at a Private Equity firm? Thanks!

Most firms in Vancouver do not send out emails to notify if you got an OCI with them. Instead, you learn on a certain date which firms you will be interviewing.

UBC can get you to Toronto and New York. 7-8 students from UBC are working in Toronto this summer. There are also a few u of a students as well.

Around 10 to 15.

What are your questions?

I also had a couple of W's and I got in.