Sufficient Work Experience for Northwestern? Forum

[Dr. Strangelove]

I've been thinking of what I possibly want to do after college (besides law school).
I have a real estate license and have been thinking of working full-time as a real estate agent along with doing SAT prep [and LSAT- if December goes well] for a test prep company after graduating.
Regardless of any other stats, is this work experience Northwestern would be happy with?

[CanadianWolf]

My understanding is that almost any type of work experience satisfies Northwestern's work experience "preference/requirement".

[Dr. Strangelove]

My understanding is that almost any type of work experience satisfies Northwestern's work experience "preference/requirement".

Sweet!
Depending on my LSAT, I think that this might be one of my more fun and smarter ways to getting into one of my top choices.

[bk1]

My understanding is that almost any type of work experience satisfies Northwestern's work experience "preference/requirement".

The only thing that I think are "requirements" for it are being postgrad and full time.

[bdubs]

I've been thinking of what I possibly want to do after college (besides law school).
I have a real estate license and have been thinking of working full-time as a real estate agent along with doing SAT prep [and LSAT- if December goes well] for a test prep company after graduating.
Regardless of any other stats, is this work experience Northwestern would be happy with?

The only thing that i have seen with regards to this is a comment from DVZ that they prefer the work not be legal (i.e. not a paralegal position).

[r6_philly]

My understanding is that almost any type of work experience satisfies Northwestern's work experience "preference/requirement".

The only thing that I think are "requirements" for it are being postgrad and full time.

I have 10+ years of pre-grad experience (and 4 months of post), they are counting it... I think just have to be serious, professional positions.