u/ChongieB

Asking because my partner and I are moving there for work and are looking for a new credit card with a good intro offer for a larger purchase, plus need credit while I study for a licensing exam. We usually just camp when we travel but I think it would be fun if we had a Marriott card or something with a nice intro offer so we could do some stay-cations in Vegas. We also don’t like gambling we’re really just looking for some fun stays or activities.

Any tips?

I keep seeing that federal is king/state supreme court is below magistrate and district court in terms of marketability. Are there aspects of SSC clerkships that are marketable to certain firms? If you do a SSC clerkship should you really strive to do a fed clerkship (any level) afterwards to be competitive?

I have fairly diverse interests, all involving litigation. I am wondering if anyone has any tips about what types of firms to look into, timeline, and networking tips as an incoming SSC clerk.

I keep seeing all this stuff about firms not hiring ex-federal clerks and it's scaring me!