URGENT Resume help Forum
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URGENT Resume help
while in undergrad i was invited to join a business school honor fraternity based on my grades and school involvement...i decided to actually join because the fees were high
can i put this on my application resume under awards and acheivements since i was invited to join???
can i put this on my application resume under awards and acheivements since i was invited to join???
- ConfidenceMan2
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Re: URGENT Resume help
You *can* do it, but it will not look good.
ETA: Unless you mean put membership in a club of which you were not a member on your resume, in which case your are blatantly lying.
ETA: Unless you mean put membership in a club of which you were not a member on your resume, in which case your are blatantly lying.
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Re: URGENT Resume help
no i mean i was actually invited and everything and even went through some of the inintial stages of membership it was just the fees and dues were more than i could afford
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Re: URGENT Resume help
No. "Being invited" and "being a member" are totally different things, and placing it on your resume to make it seem like you were a member is misleading. Even if you made it explicit (ex: Invited to join...), it doesn't do you any good.
Use your limited resume space for something more meaningful.
Use your limited resume space for something more meaningful.
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Re: URGENT Resume help
Either way it won't make a difference. Just don't lie on an app.
- cinephile
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Re: URGENT Resume help
Just say, "Invited to join X Honor society" under awards. That way it's clear that you aren't a member, but had the qualifications to join.