1. Will sending an updated resume to schools I am under review at slow down my application process?
2. Should I simply send the resume as an attachment in my email, or should I also write a blurb in the email about how I think my new employment will be useful for my application/in law school? (could be a dumb question, am asking because I don't know what the expected protocol is on this)
Thank you!
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studyingeveryday
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TAD
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Re: Will an updated resume slow down my app?
I applied to Harvard in October and hadn't received a JS1, so I sent an updated resume last week - sent an attachment of the resume as well as another attachment explaining the update in the resume and a little commentary in the actual email - and received a JS1 this week. Not sure if it actually sped up my app but it didn't slow it down.studyingeveryday wrote:1. Will sending an updated resume to schools I am under review at slow down my application process?
2. Should I simply send the resume as an attachment in my email, or should I also write a blurb in the email about how I think my new employment will be useful for my application/in law school? (could be a dumb question, am asking because I don't know what the expected protocol is on this)
Thank you!
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studyingeveryday
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Re: Will an updated resume slow down my app?
wow, that's great, good luck! I'll do something similar then.TAD wrote:I applied to Harvard in October and hadn't received a JS1, so I sent an updated resume last week - sent an attachment of the resume as well as another attachment explaining the update in the resume and a little commentary in the actual email - and received a JS1 this week. Not sure if it actually sped up my app but it didn't slow it down.studyingeveryday wrote:1. Will sending an updated resume to schools I am under review at slow down my application process?
2. Should I simply send the resume as an attachment in my email, or should I also write a blurb in the email about how I think my new employment will be useful for my application/in law school? (could be a dumb question, am asking because I don't know what the expected protocol is on this)
Thank you!
