Harvard Law School is delaying its on-campus law firm recruiting week until next January due to the coronavirus pandemic, following a similar decision from Columbia Law School and other top schools.
Mark Weber, Harvard Law’s assistant dean for career services, told students in a letter on Tuesday that the delay will give students an extra semester to boost their grades before recruitment. On-campus recruiting normally takes place in July at Harvard, which is one of many law schools to have switched its Spring 2020 classes to a pass/fail grading system because of the pandemic.
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