I was looking at the application for UC Hastings and on the resume portion, they say:
"be sure to account for all significant blocks of time since the completion of your undergraduate degree, including your activities this year while applying to law school "
I graduated June this past year and spent the summer studying for the LSAT up to October which is when I took it. I now have a temp job though a temp agency and am not sure how to present all of this information on my resume.
Any help would be appreciated, thanks in advance!
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Re: UC Hastings Resume Question
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Right, that's probably what I'll end up doing, but then on my resume, there will be this gap between June 2010 - Sept 2010. They explicitly want me to explain what I was doing for "significant blocks of time" and I was hoping there would be some way I could convey that for June-Sept. It'd be plain awkward to insert "studying for LSAT" into the resume, there's no doubt about that, but that's what I spent my time doing during those months.Shawh wrote:Uh, there's no reason to list studying for the LSAT on your resume. That's sort of a given. Just list the temp job (responsibilities / things you've accomplished) on your resume: Oct 2010 - Present, or something like that.
And of course include any other jobs/activities you had during your tenure as an undergraduate student (nothing before college).