Award description Forum
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Award description
Cornell's e-app (7.Education) asks to decribe awards received.
1.For ** scholarship, should I describe it as "academic scholarship"?
The scholarship covers a year, but the question asks for the term it was received.
2. Should I put in a moot court competitioin prize and a prize duirng a legal workshop ( given that they are already covered in the resume)? If so, how to describe it?"competition prize"?
Thank you!
1.For ** scholarship, should I describe it as "academic scholarship"?
The scholarship covers a year, but the question asks for the term it was received.
2. Should I put in a moot court competitioin prize and a prize duirng a legal workshop ( given that they are already covered in the resume)? If so, how to describe it?"competition prize"?
Thank you!
- Dany
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Re: Award description
Include both, and describe the scholarship however you want. I think I put something like:
Chancellor's Scholar (full-tuition scholarship, 2007-2011)
John Doe Basket-Weaving Award (academic scholarship, 2010-2011)
It doesn't matter, but just make sure it's clear what the award was because many don't make sense to someone unfamiliar with your undergrad.
Chancellor's Scholar (full-tuition scholarship, 2007-2011)
John Doe Basket-Weaving Award (academic scholarship, 2010-2011)
It doesn't matter, but just make sure it's clear what the award was because many don't make sense to someone unfamiliar with your undergrad.
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Re: Award description
But how to decribe an award such as "outstanding student"Dany wrote:Include both, and describe the scholarship however you want. I think I put something like:
Chancellor's Scholar (full-tuition scholarship, 2007-2011)
John Doe Basket-Weaving Award (academic scholarship, 2010-2011)
It doesn't matter, but just make sure it's clear what the award was because many don't make sense to someone unfamiliar with your undergrad.
What's the word that has a more holistic meaning than "academic award"?
- Dany
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Re: Award description
What?Just wrote:But how to decribe an award such as "outstanding student"Dany wrote:Include both, and describe the scholarship however you want. I think I put something like:
Chancellor's Scholar (full-tuition scholarship, 2007-2011)
John Doe Basket-Weaving Award (academic scholarship, 2010-2011)
It doesn't matter, but just make sure it's clear what the award was because many don't make sense to someone unfamiliar with your undergrad.
What's the word that has a more holistic meaning than "academic award"?
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- Ruxin1
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Re: Award description
Do not include gold stars on your law school app. HTHJust wrote:But how to decribe an award such as "outstanding student"Dany wrote:Include both, and describe the scholarship however you want. I think I put something like:
Chancellor's Scholar (full-tuition scholarship, 2007-2011)
John Doe Basket-Weaving Award (academic scholarship, 2010-2011)
It doesn't matter, but just make sure it's clear what the award was because many don't make sense to someone unfamiliar with your undergrad.
What's the word that has a more holistic meaning than "academic award"?
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Re: Award description
The questions are "awarded to you", so I should not mention awards that are given to a team I was in? Such as best memo prize for a moot court competition?
- Dany
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Re: Award description
If you were on the team, you got the award. List it.