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Early Interview Program

The Early Interview Program (“EIP”) is Harvard’s signature law firm recruiting event, where more than 700 law firm offices from across the country (and some international) seek to hire HLS students.

Understanding EIP

Updates from Hire Ground

  • Making the Most of Spring Break

    You have certainly earned a break and should use your break next week for plenty of rest and relaxation. But if you’d like to use some of your extra time towards your career planning or job search here are some ideas. Review the Researching and Choosing Practice Areas page to home in on your interests.

    March 13, 2025

  • 1L Job Search

    If you are still seeking jobs for this summer, now is a good time to check in and consider expanding your search. Most Big Law firm hiring has finished, but in-house legal department hiring is ongoing. Check the CSM job bank regularly for new postings and also check LinkedIn.com/jobs. Judicial internship hiring is also ongoing,

    March 11, 2025

  • Register for SPIF, Even if You Think You May Not Need It

    We encourage you to register for Summer Public Interest Funding (SPIF) if you have not already accepted a job in the private sector. Most 1Ls will spend their first summer in the public sector, and we want to make sure you have secured your funding. If you don’t ultimately need the funds, you will simply

    March 11, 2025

  • Summer Employment Dates

    When finalizing your summer plans, remember that EIP begins on Thursday, June 12 and ends on Wednesday, June 18. Interviews will take place in the late afternoon and into the evening of the time zone in which the employer is located. If you are working on the West Coast, but plan to interview with employers

    February 25, 2025

  • Creating a LinkedIn Profile

    If you don’t already have one, now is a good time to create a LinkedIn profile. When prospective employers or networking contacts inevitably Google your name, they will expect to see a LinkedIn profile among the top results. Having an outdated profile can make you appear unprepared. You should be able to create or update

    February 20, 2025