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Norwood

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unfinished certificate... need disclosure?

Post by Norwood » Mon Apr 12, 2010 3:32 am

I was currently in pursuit of a Certificate in Java/C++ programming out of personal interest prior to applying law school. I indicated on my applications and resume that I was expecting to complete the certificate by May 2010, however I was unable to enroll in the necessary courses to finish it. All the credits were considered as "graduate" work and it was pretty much for fun. Do I need write to the school's that I applied to and inform them? Is there a possibility of them rescinding their acceptance offers if I do/don't inform them?

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Re: unfinished certificate... need disclosure?

Post by 174 » Mon Apr 12, 2010 4:22 am

0L DISCLAIMER

They most likely didn't accept you because of your computer skills. If you are really worried about it, write to them and explain what happened. I don't think they will really care and I doubt you will be rescinded.

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Re: unfinished certificate... need disclosure?

Post by MURPH » Mon Apr 12, 2010 5:33 am

174 wrote:0L DISCLAIMER

They most likely didn't accept you because of your computer skills. If you are really worried about it, write to them and explain what happened. I don't think they will really care and I doubt you will be rescinded.
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