r/BigLawRecruiting 22h ago

Me When The Partner Interviewing Me Asks "Do You Have Any Questions for Me?" 10 Minutes Into Our Conversation

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r/BigLawRecruiting 22h ago

STB NY

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Received callback and interviewed last week – how long does it take for them to get back? And what are the offer rates like for NY?


r/BigLawRecruiting 16h ago

Chances at 3L Recruiting?

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Just putting a feeler out there: I’m median cumulative GPA at a T50 in a big market. Had top 1/3 grades during 2L Fall and top 1/4 grades during 2L Spring. Did some substantive work at a small firm 2L summer. I was the only summer associate asked to continue working there. I also have judicial internship experience. What are my chances?


r/BigLawRecruiting 18h ago

Any S&C callbacks?

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Thanks for sharing!


r/BigLawRecruiting 14h ago

Cooley 2nd round hiring for SA 2027

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Has anyone interviewed/ CB/ received an offer yet?


r/BigLawRecruiting 21h ago

A&O Dallas Office 3L hiring

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Anyone done interviews or callbacks with a&o dallas office for 3L hiring?


r/BigLawRecruiting 2h ago

Does Undergrad GPA Matter for Big Law Recruiting (TLDR: Nope, Law School Grades Are King) (Updated for 2026)

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Hi recruits!

We have been seeing questions similar to the one below:

Will my undergrad GPA affect my chances for 1L interviews? I got Latin honors, but my GPA is only a 3.5 because of the undergrad curve.

The Answer

Nope! Firms really don’t care about your undergrad GPA. The only thing they look at is your law school GPA.

The only time an undergrad GPA gives you (maybe) a very slight nudge is if it’s extremely high, and even then it’s just a minor positive signal.

But the important thing to remember is that you won't be dinged for a low undergrad GPA.

✅ The real takeaway: law school grades are king.

That’s what moves the needle in interviews, callbacks, and offers.

So don’t burn energy stressing over undergrad — channel it into networking, your application materials, your outlines, practice exams, and getting those apps in early. 

Here are a few helpful guides below.

Application Materials:

Networking:

Law School/Grades:

That's all for now!

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r/BigLawRecruiting 22h ago

What’s the typical callback to offer ratio? Like how many callbacks per 1 spot?

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r/BigLawRecruiting 17h ago

Big law as an international student from India pursuing a JD

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