Updating resume -- should I, and how? Forum
- seahawk32
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Updating resume -- should I, and how?
If so, how should I do it? Sending an entirely new resume seems cumbersome and I sense that adcoms may overlook the addition unless I drew their attention to it through formatting. Other options?
Finally, should I send the update only to schools I haven't heard from, or should I also send the update to schools where I've been accepted (increased scholly leverage, etc.)?
Finally, should I send the update only to schools I haven't heard from, or should I also send the update to schools where I've been accepted (increased scholly leverage, etc.)?
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- gaud
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Re: Updating resume -- should I, and how?
When I landed a new gig (managing a non-profit) I sent it to the admissions offices via email and it was recieved well by every school. I didn't tell them about the new job in the email, just attached my updated resume.
Send it to all of them, what's to lose?
Send it to all of them, what's to lose?
- seahawk32
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Re: Updating resume -- should I, and how?
gaud wrote:When I landed a new gig (managing a non-profit) I sent it to the admissions offices via email and it was recieved well by every school. I didn't tell them about the new job in the email, just attached my updated resume.
Send it to all of them, what's to lose?
There's really nothing to lose, but do I stand to gain anything? Your soft is imo more impressive.
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Re: Updating resume -- should I, and how?
seahawk32 wrote:gaud wrote:When I landed a new gig (managing a non-profit) I sent it to the admissions offices via email and it was recieved well by every school. I didn't tell them about the new job in the email, just attached my updated resume.
Send it to all of them, what's to lose?
There's really nothing to lose, but do I stand to gain anything? Your soft is imo more impressive.
I think you certainly do stand to gain if you're borderline. How do you know that they aren't sitting there, comparing you with another applicant who has one additional soft than you, saying "If only seahawk32 had something else, we would accept them." C'mon man, just send it lol.
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Re: Updating resume -- should I, and how?
Sounds good
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Re: Updating resume -- should I, and how?
Did you mail in a hard copy?
I read on some law school's admission FAQ page that they do not download attachments from e-mails. True?
I read on some law school's admission FAQ page that they do not download attachments from e-mails. True?
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Re: Updating resume -- should I, and how?
lawhaus wrote:Did you mail in a hard copy?
I read on some law school's admission FAQ page that they do not download attachments from e-mails. True?
That may be true for some schools, but I know for certain that other schools do. (Cornell, for one lol)