Hey has anyone heard of or been part of the Twin Cities Diversity in Practice Summer Rotation Clerkship?
Is it very competitive?
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Re: Has anyone heard of the Twin Cities Diversity Clerkship?
I am an alumni of the program. I would recommend it to anyone, even if I had a few concerns about it. It was a huge help during OCI in that it gives you something to talk about with the interviewer- and it makes you stand out from those with more generic summer experiences
Its competitive in the sense that theres a limited number of corporations to partner with and each corporation team up with only one firm, which then sends only one summer associate. Its the typical problem of limited spaces. Firms usually are the ones to do the hiring for the program so depending on the firm, it can be very competitive
Its competitive in the sense that theres a limited number of corporations to partner with and each corporation team up with only one firm, which then sends only one summer associate. Its the typical problem of limited spaces. Firms usually are the ones to do the hiring for the program so depending on the firm, it can be very competitive
