She's applying to law school. She has a gpa of 3.8.5 or so and was the valedictorian of the science faculty and not only her department - although this was only revealed to her unofficially by the admin people.
she wonder if she could make this 'official' by putting this on her resume (not that it matters much. she just wants to know)
unofficial information Forum
-
The Duck
- Posts: 481
- Joined: Tue Mar 13, 2012 10:14 am
Re: unofficial information
Hopefully she's also much better at the English than you are.
Maybe instead if posting this multiple times, you should have posted once and used the additional time to edit.
Maybe instead if posting this multiple times, you should have posted once and used the additional time to edit.
-
20121109
- Posts: 1611
- Joined: Mon Apr 27, 2009 8:19 pm
Re: unofficial information
This is what I'm getting:didi wrote:She's applying to law school. She has a gpa of 3.8.5 or so and was the valedictorian of the science faculty and not only her department - although this was only revealed to her unofficially by the admin people.
she wonder if she could make this 'official' by putting this on her resume (not that it matters much. she just wants to know)
She should feel free to state it on her resume if what you say is true. However, schools only care about the actual GPA number so any benefit will be limited at best.didi wrote:I have a friend who is applying to law school. She has a 3.85GPA and was the valedictorian of her science department. However, the fact that she graduated as the valedictorian was only revealed to her in private by the school's administration.
Should she state that she was valedictorian on her resume? (Not that it matters, but she would like to know)
ETA: Moved to Law School Admissions Forum.
Want to continue reading?
Register now to search topics and post comments!
Absolutely FREE!
Already a member? Login
