Paranoia setting in: resume flub. Forum
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Paranoia setting in: resume flub.
Submitted yesterday. I put WE first and education second. Now I hear everyone saying how education should be first. Otherwise the resume looks pretty good. You think that will hurt me? Should I call law schools and send in the fixed resume? Is that really a big deal or am I just paranoid?
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...Ragged wrote:Submitted yesterday. I put WE first and education second. Now I hear everyone saying how education should be first. Otherwise the resume looks pretty good. You think that will hurt me? Should I call law schools and send in the fixed resume? Is that really a big deal or am I just paranoid?
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Just paranoid. 
That is, unless you're trying to get admitted. If so, you're fucked.

That is, unless you're trying to get admitted. If so, you're fucked.
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Oh shit where have you heard this before neither of us is going to be accepted anywhere
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You guys are so mean... 

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Seriously, though, I'm sure it's fine. I'm not an admissions expert, but I cannot imagine someone getting docked for having an unconventionally-ordered resume. If it's still comprehensible, I'm sure you'll be OK.
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Stop the madness! This doesn't matter lol.
Anna Ivey says WE before Edu if out of UG.
I'm 1 year out of UG but my edu is more impressive than my WE so I put Edu first.
No worries!
Anna Ivey says WE before Edu if out of UG.
I'm 1 year out of UG but my edu is more impressive than my WE so I put Edu first.
No worries!
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Auto-rejection 

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Re: Paranoia setting in: resume flub.
I've also heard work experience before education for people out of undergrad. I'm planning to do that.
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You'll be fine!
General convention is to put whatever you are in currently involved in first - so if you are out of UG, you did the right thing. If not, still not a big deal and they won't care.
General convention is to put whatever you are in currently involved in first - so if you are out of UG, you did the right thing. If not, still not a big deal and they won't care.
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This. If you are working right now, it makes sense to put WE first.czelede wrote:You'll be fine!
General convention is to put whatever you are in currently involved in first - so if you are out of UG, you did the right thing. If not, still not a big deal and they won't care.
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Thanks guys. You've calmed my fears.
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Based on the theory that undgraduate grades should matter less the longer you have been out of school, I also put my work experience first. My work experience also happens to be (IMO) more impressive than my undergraduate institution/performance. I would put them in the order of their relative importance to you and your application.
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I've been out a bit and put WE before education. I've gotten into some schools already.
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