I'm currently working full time at a foreign Embassy as the executive assistant to the Ambassador, I'm also full time in school right now.
Will my job be considered a good soft when I choose to apply?
Good Soft? Forum
- emkay625

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Re: Good Soft?
It's as good as any other soft. It's definitely better than being a random member of some random undergrad club, but it still won't matter all that much.
- Nova

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Re: Good Soft?
Good soft, not game changing though.
A game changing soft would be being the ambassador.
Based on just that, your cycle will probably reflect your numbers.
A game changing soft would be being the ambassador.
Based on just that, your cycle will probably reflect your numbers.
- dingbat

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Re: Good Soft?
Add half a point to your LSAT score then round downNjdeh wrote:I'm currently working full time at a foreign Embassy as the executive assistant to the Ambassador, I'm also full time in school right now.
Will my job be considered a good soft when I choose to apply?
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suralin

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Re: Good Soft?
180dingbat wrote:Add half a point to your LSAT score then round downNjdeh wrote:I'm currently working full time at a foreign Embassy as the executive assistant to the Ambassador, I'm also full time in school right now.
Will my job be considered a good soft when I choose to apply?
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Njdeh

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Re: Good Soft?
How about a letter of recommendation from an Ambassador? Would that have any sort of significance?
- dingbat

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Re: Good Soft?
Does the ambassador know you well enough to write a personalized rec, or will it be a generic "this person works for me and would make an excellent candidate"? If the latter, then no. If the former,Njdeh wrote:How about a letter of recommendation from an Ambassador? Would that have any sort of significance?
dingbat wrote:Add half a point to your LSAT score then round down