1. I forgot to answer "reasons for leaving" question for one of my employment experiences, which I realized after submitting to 6 law schools.
2. I have a typo on my academic honors question, which I spelled dean's to deans.
3. I also feel like I should have provided more details on the extracurricular activities question which I ended it with a sentence per activity.
I would like to hear your opinions on whether or not I should make those corrections by emailing the law schools with an explanation.
Correcting application mistakes Forum
- ahduth
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Re: Correcting application mistakes
The only thing that might be even remotely worth looking into is #1, and only if you had a negative reason for leaving really (as then I suppose it might become a C&F question). Otherwise they're just going to skim this shit.Chisul wrote:1. I forgot to answer "reasons for leaving" question for one of my employment experiences, which I realized after submitting to 6 law schools.
2. I have a typo on my academic honors question, which I spelled dean's to deans.
3. I also feel like I should have provided more details on the extracurricular activities question which I ended it with a sentence per activity.
I would like to hear your opinions on whether or not I should make those corrections by emailing the law schools with an explanation.
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Re: Correcting application mistakes
Thanks for your insights. I quit the job so I can better focus on my classes.ahduth wrote:The only thing that might be even remotely worth looking into is #1, and only if you had a negative reason for leaving really (as then I suppose it might become a C&F question). Otherwise they're just going to skim this shit.Chisul wrote:1. I forgot to answer "reasons for leaving" question for one of my employment experiences, which I realized after submitting to 6 law schools.
2. I have a typo on my academic honors question, which I spelled dean's to deans.
3. I also feel like I should have provided more details on the extracurricular activities question which I ended it with a sentence per activity.
I would like to hear your opinions on whether or not I should make those corrections by emailing the law schools with an explanation.
- ahduth
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- Joined: Wed Sep 29, 2010 10:55 am
Re: Correcting application mistakes
The only other thing I might say is you could call the admit offices of the schools you really want to go to, and ask them. They're not going to thank you for pointing it out then shred your application - you'll get a straight answer on what they'd prefer. None of it's deal breaking anyhow.Chisul wrote:Thanks for your insights. I quit the job so I can better focus on my classes.ahduth wrote:The only thing that might be even remotely worth looking into is #1, and only if you had a negative reason for leaving really (as then I suppose it might become a C&F question). Otherwise they're just going to skim this shit.Chisul wrote:1. I forgot to answer "reasons for leaving" question for one of my employment experiences, which I realized after submitting to 6 law schools.
2. I have a typo on my academic honors question, which I spelled dean's to deans.
3. I also feel like I should have provided more details on the extracurricular activities question which I ended it with a sentence per activity.
I would like to hear your opinions on whether or not I should make those corrections by emailing the law schools with an explanation.
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