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Here's my sincere advice to first gen first year law students.
- study in exam and do well
- apply for internships 6 months in advance
- do well in internships
- PPO guaranteed from tier 1 law firm
(btw I'm in 3rd year of law school 😁🙏)
Dont get sttessed out by seeing your peers getting reputed internship at big firms.
Stick to boutique firms plan.
Work like as an associate.
Never make yourself feel that your are just intern and its not your responsibility.
Impress seniors at work by beleiving in their workstyle.
Its my 4th year at tier 3 nlu without any contact but yes i am proud of the internship which i have earned.