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Posted: Wed Jan 08, 2014 4:19 pm
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I think they would be more likely to notice the lack of consistency with punctuation if you sent them an update since they might look for why you chose to update them.sd26 wrote:I just noticed that I made a rather small mistake on the resumes that I submitted to law schools (t14 if relevant). I accidentally put periods at the end of some lines, but not all of them. Do you think law schools will even notice this? Should I send an updated, consistent resume? Or am I worrying over nothing?
"New job? No. New responsibility/promotion? No. I'll have to take a closer look. Really?! He/she added periods?!"
Just a thought. With how much numbers matter to law schools these days, inconsistency with punctuation has a 1x10^-5% chance of impacting your admission/scholly.
So to answer the last question, yes you are worrying too much, and that's likely a good thing. It means you were pretty diligent with the application.