Hello,
I understand that I do not qualify as an Under Represented Law School Student by race, because I am European. However, would indicating a second (Ukrainian) citizenship play any role in terms of acceptance into a school? I would have to go to considerable lengths to get any sort of current confirmation of my second citizenship, so I would like to know whether it's an advantage, disadvantage or completely neutral, to indicate that I have both American and Ukrainian citizenship?
Thank you.
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Re: Dual citizenship?
Doesn't matter.Polycarp wrote:Hello,
I understand that I do not qualify as an Under Represented Law School Student by race, because I am European. However, would indicating a second (Ukrainian) citizenship play any role in terms of acceptance into a school? I would have to go to considerable lengths to get any sort of current confirmation of my second citizenship, so I would like to know whether it's an advantage, disadvantage or completely neutral, to indicate that I have both American and Ukrainian citizenship?
Thank you.
