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If I transferred out of a university after one year and have one year worth of non-punitive withdrawals on my transcript am I required to include that school in my law school application resumé? Or should I just include the school I went to for 4 years that granted me my degree?

I'd leave it off of a normal resume but many law-school applications have specific instructions to be very inclusive. Do what the application says. Definitely makes sense to omit for applications that aren't so picky.

You can put whatever you like (or not) on your resume, as long as you include whatever the school asks you to include. You have to include that info in your application where it asks about previous schools attended, so law schools will have that info, but you don’t have to put it on the resume unless they tell you to.

nixy wrote:You can put whatever you like (or not) on your resume, as long as you include whatever the school asks you to include. You have to include that info in your application where it asks about previous schools attended, so law schools will have that info, but you don’t have to put it on the resume unless they tell you to.

Yeah it isn't that I am trying to hide it or anything because transcripts are submitted from all undergrad schools. It's just that I feel it would make my resume look a bit crowded and/or messy by including another undergraduate school that I withdrew from after one year with no GPA.