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If it fits on one page I don't see the harm. If you have to go over one page to include it, I probably wouldn't but that's just personal preference. I think if you've continually held down a job since high school you should include the work.Shawh wrote:I know you're not supposed to put high school 'stuff' on your resume. Does that include jobs I had and volunteer work I did during high school?
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I think those two softs are good enough in themselves. It seems that law schools generally don't care much about these things unless they're not there. Considering your situation, I would leave off anything you did in high school.Shawh wrote:^ For the most part it was just a job here and a volunteer opportunity there. I've never been a big extra curricular person. If I cut the high school positions (volunteer with National Beta Club and Website Designer for a local Youth Symphony), then I'm left with a Research Assistant position last year and an ongoing volunteer position at a hospital. People on here are pretty adamant that extra curricular activities are not important to almost all law schools (aside from maybe YS), so I'm guessing that even though mine is sparse, it shouldn't matter as long as I continue to get good grades and score high on the LSAT?
Ham radio! I like that. Good luck with everything!Shawh wrote:^ Okay great. I have a few other things I can add as well, i.e. reading proficiency in French and Ham radio operator since 2001. It's not a lot, but it almost fills up a whole page.
