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Career Research

Office of Career Services
4020 Wasserstein Hall (WCC)
1585 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02138

Phone: 617-495-3119
Email: ocs@law.harvard.edu

Updates from Hire Ground

  • Summer Employment Evaluations

    Students with private sector summer employment should complete the Summer Employment Evaluation in CSM. The evaluations provide insightful information to your peers on a variety of topics, including work assignment and feedback systems, collegiality, firm organization and leadership, amount and substance of work assigned, diversity, and overall satisfaction ratings. Last year many students consulted the

    July 2, 2024

  • Summer Employment Evaluations

    Last year many students consulted the employment evaluations submitted by their peers to prepare for EIP bidding, callbacks and offers. We ask that you please pay it forward to the rising 2L class by completing the Summer Employment Evaluation of your 2024 private sector summer work experience. These evaluations are the most valuable resource offered

    July 2, 2024

  • Market Advice

    Many of you have taken advantage of our Market Intelligence reports, podcasts, and resources. We team up with legal recruiters from the various EIP markets to provide these resources. These recruiters can also be a great resource in learning about firms in a given market in greater detail. To find a city-specific recruiter, look at

    June 25, 2024

  • NALP Directory Change

    The NALP Directory can be a great resource for finding firm recruiting contacts, information about summer programs, including split summer policies, pro bono and diversity information, and more. The NALP Directory now requires students to log-in. You can create an account using your HLS email and then access the directory.

    June 11, 2024

  • Considering a Split Summer?

    Our website contains a thorough discussion about when splitting a summer is appropriate and highlights some risks associated with splitting. We recommend reviewing that page if you are considering trying to split your 2L summer. If you ultimately opt to try for a split, be sure to check the firm’s policy. Not all firms allow split

    June 11, 2024