I'd like to get some feedback on a hypothetical scenario. Consider an applicant who reapplies to a school. On the applicant's first application, he/she failed to disclose information on another law school attended. The law school is in a foreign country and the applicant only attended for 2 days before dropping out. No grades, no academic sanctions, etc. Just plain and simple dropping out.
Would disclosing this information in the reapplication have a significantly negative impact on the application since the law school would still have access to the previous application and would likely note the initial non-disclosure? Would the applicant be better served by still not disclosing the information?
Question on disclosure Forum
- gdane
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Re: Question on disclosure
There are no hypotheticals. Only true life experiences. Too detailed to be a hypothetical.
Disclose everything. Nothing difficult about that concept. Disclose it. Not disclosing something, even if it wasnt bad, shows a lack of integrity and schools dont like that.
Good luck!
Disclose everything. Nothing difficult about that concept. Disclose it. Not disclosing something, even if it wasnt bad, shows a lack of integrity and schools dont like that.
Good luck!