Should I indicate on my application that I have dual citizenship?
Would law schools care about that? Could it potentially help or hurt my admission chances?
Dual Citizenship Forum
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Re: Dual Citizenship
What country? I included it in my applications and I am a dual citizen with Spain.
- heythatslife
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Re: Dual Citizenship
I don't think that the fact of having dual citizenship has any appreciable impact on admissions, in and of itself. But if you've done some interesting things in that other country, then it would probably provide some great material for a diversity statement.
- soccerfreak
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Re: Dual Citizenship
I'm a dual with the UK, and put it on.
In the theoretical world it can only help. In the real world...it doesn't matter.
In the theoretical world it can only help. In the real world...it doesn't matter.
- SilverE2
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Re: Dual Citizenship
It will neither help nor hurt.
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Re: Dual Citizenship
It could help, but only if you include more. I am a dual citizen with Spain and I included stories from working at a law firm in europe with lawyers from 7 european countries. I think it could help to highlight the benefits it has given you
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