Can anyone give me any info on clerking for the CIT? Specifically, if I'd competitive, I know my grades are low but I have a real interest in international trade.
I'm median at a Top 20 I worked at a firm last summer focusing on Intl. trade and will be doing the same this summer. Good recs from professors and very strong recs from my employers (I'm thinking these might be especially helpful since many of them have clerked for the CIT and practice intl. trade now - am I totally of base?).
Thank you!
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Re: CIT
OP here- Yup, I know. I did intl. trade all summer which mostly was ad/cvd stuff and a
Few disputes over tariff classifications. A few things I worked on were headed
Up to the ct (unfortunately bc of timing I didn't get to see anything through from start to finish). But that being said, do you think I'm competitive? Does anyone know how competitive these positions are generally?
Few disputes over tariff classifications. A few things I worked on were headed
Up to the ct (unfortunately bc of timing I didn't get to see anything through from start to finish). But that being said, do you think I'm competitive? Does anyone know how competitive these positions are generally?
