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repeating resume
Posted: Thu Sep 08, 2011 3:14 pm
by yoiav
with regard to the app question of List your extracurricular, community, or other activities in the order of their importance to you. Give a brief description of your involvement, including any special responsibilities or leadership positions held. should i omit anything i put on the resume under activities?
Re: repeating resume
Posted: Thu Sep 08, 2011 3:20 pm
by duckmoney
Doesn't really matter. Just put the most important stuff that you have space for. They'll most likely just pay attention to your resume anyway.
Re: repeating resume
Posted: Fri Sep 09, 2011 6:33 pm
by bp shinners
If you want to go into more detail than on your resume, here's the place to do it. Otherwise, it's not important to hit everything, as they'll ask for a resume. The one caveat is any school that says something along the lines of, "List this information here even if it also appears on your resume."
Re: repeating resume
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2011 1:28 pm
by duckmoney
bp shinners wrote:If you want to go into more detail than on your resume, here's the place to do it. Otherwise, it's not important to hit everything, as they'll ask for a resume. The one caveat is any school that says something along the lines of, "List this information here even if it also appears on your resume."
If you're being more detailed here than on your resume, you're doing it wrong. Your law school resume isn't a job resume; it should be as detailed and complete as possible. Mine was 3 pages long and I had multiple adcomms tell me how impressed they were with it.
Re: repeating resume
Posted: Sun Sep 11, 2011 12:28 pm
by bp shinners
duckmoney wrote:bp shinners wrote:If you want to go into more detail than on your resume, here's the place to do it. Otherwise, it's not important to hit everything, as they'll ask for a resume. The one caveat is any school that says something along the lines of, "List this information here even if it also appears on your resume."
If you're being more detailed here than on your resume, you're doing it wrong. Your law school resume isn't a job resume; it should be as detailed and complete as possible. Mine was 3 pages long and I had multiple adcomms tell me how impressed they were with it.
Well then you're the exception. I've had multiple adcomms tell me that the vast majority of multi-page resumes they see should have been cut to a single page.