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180kickflip
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resume question
Thanks all.
Last edited by 180kickflip on Mon Jan 05, 2015 8:00 am, edited 1 time in total.
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smiles123
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Re: resume question
I'd do 2 pages unless the school specifically mentions it should be 1. IMO 10 years out of college plus grad work gives you enough to justify the 2 pages.
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Hand
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Re: resume question
Just use two pages if you have enough things to justify it.
Last edited by Hand on Thu Nov 06, 2014 1:57 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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LoganCouture
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Re: resume question
Take the 2 pages. #3 and also remember to add any significant theses, publications, etc. you may have completed during your undergrad or grad work.
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mindthegap
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Re: resume question
Unlike job resumes, law schools don't seem to mind if you carry on to 2 pages. In fact, I know that even being 2 years out of school, I filled 2 pages very comfortably with jobs, internships, and activities. At 10 years out and with grad coursework under your belt, I think schools would be surprised if you didn't spill onto the second page. I'd definitely go with Option #3 and fluff up your resume with your volunteer work/activities.
