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By AnxiouslyApplying · Posted
As title suggests, if I haven’t heard back from UNB by now (no A, R or WL) should I assume it’s an R (or at best a slot on the WL waaay down at the bottom lol) and move on? UNB is my number one and I only applied to it this cycle, so if I don’t get in I’m done for this year. Should I just begin preparing for next cycle and use this time to grieve the R and start studying for the LSAT again. I don’t know how much more I can handle mentally in terms of waiting and checking everyday, etc. I’m losing sleep and going a bit mad. Stats for reference, 3.5/4.3 w drops and 161 -
By Anonyme1 · Posted
Salut, pour ceux qui ont été mis en liste d'attente et que vous êtes collégiens, est-ce que vous pouvez partager votre Cote R svp ? -
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Yes, that was the point I was trying to make without trying to pump up the sister firms lol. -
By BlockedQuebecois · Posted
You’re almost certainly better off trying to make the move from one of the top Bay Street firms rather than any of the verein-style “global” firms. -
By WiseGhost · Posted
To add to that, I would not mention your interest in moving to the NY office come recruitment time. Some Canadian firms will see you as a flight risk because their NY offices are small. -
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Depends on what global firm, your practice (M&A/Cap/markets/Finance will yield the most success), deal sheet, and yes, your school and grades. -
By notsocoolcucumber · Posted
I agree with the advice said so far. I just wanted to add that if you do good work for the solicitor group (and they like you), that is the best way to get hired back into that group. I would not worry about clerking being litigation focused and that being a bad career move long term for a corporate career. I clerked with a good handful of folks at the FC/FCA, who ended up going into corporate work or quasi corporate work, and none of them regretted their choice to clerk. In my experience, firms think about clerking as being akin to an additional year of training - clerking is an opportunity that you can only do as a young lawyer, and they understand that it is great experience. Clerking also build a great network! Since it sounds like you do have litigation interests, I have no doubt that you will have a great experience. I will add too that clerking is known (at least among clerks) to be a good career reset - people pivot their careers all the time/ pivot firms/ pivot fields. You may find yourself wanting to change it up, and clerking will give you options to do so!
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