[Ed.-- I have never seen an "LSAT Disadvantage" listing before. One wonders how the employer plans to verify that his prospective employee has never taken the LSAT. The insistence on a "top 200" undergrad-- apparently, school #200 offers invaluable skills you just can't get from #201]
http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/lgl/4728094040.html
Entry Level Paralegal (Downtown)
Major mass litigation firm has openings for Entry Level Paralegals in their Bankruptcy department.
ENTRY LEVEL POSITION.
Job responsibility include: internet research, communicating with clients, reviewing documents,
Job requirements: Experience interacting with clients, heavy phones, following and documenting processes/internships are OK. Must have a 4 year degree, from a top 200 college and graduated with a GPA over 3.5 and majored in Pre-Law, Political Science, Economics, Communications, etc.
- Must be willing to make a 2+ year commitment (ideally even more long term)
- Cannot have taken the LSAT or have a date registered for the LSAT
- Can start within 2 weeks
- Has worked in an office setting before
- Worked throughout college
- Well spoken, polished/professional
- Will not get bored with administrative tasks or overwhelmed by competing priorities
Must have strong communication skills, time management and organization abilities.
http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandreviews.com/best-colleges/rankings/national-universities
Great opportunity for candidates who plan to go on to Law or Grad school in 3-5 years.
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