gap year options Forum
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walterwhite
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gap year options
What are some good jobs to apply to for the year in between UG and law school? My UG career services site lists a bunch of legal assistant jobs, I was just wondering if that's the standard option for most people taking a year off. I'm not necessarily looking for something to boost my application, I plan on doing all my boosting at the test center
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FredJones
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Re: gap year options
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lawschool22
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Re: gap year options
Look for something that will boost your standing at OCI. Any professional type of office job that shows firms they won't be your first "big boy/girl" job would help. They want to know you will already know the basics of working in a professional setting.
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patogordo
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brotherdarkness
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guano
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Re: gap year options
Do something crazy.
Work in a North Dakota oil field, put out deck chairs on a beach in Mexico, do odd jobs trekking through Australia, teach English in China, or just try the type of job you never would want long term, like working in a coal mine, a poultry factory, or a steel mill.
It's your one chance to do something just for the hell of it, take advantage. Don't work a boring office job... You'll be doing that for the rest of your career
Work in a North Dakota oil field, put out deck chairs on a beach in Mexico, do odd jobs trekking through Australia, teach English in China, or just try the type of job you never would want long term, like working in a coal mine, a poultry factory, or a steel mill.
It's your one chance to do something just for the hell of it, take advantage. Don't work a boring office job... You'll be doing that for the rest of your career
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