How much does being on a secondary journal help? Forum
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truthypants
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Re: How much does being on a secondary journal help?
It's a plus on your resume (definitely better than not having any journal on there). I say go for it.
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ak362
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Re: How much does being on a secondary journal help?
Have you talked to OCPD at all? They can be pretty helpful. At the very least, they can help you lay in the foundation for networking/targeted job search.
I don't know how much it'll help, but maybe try out to do Moot Court/Mock Trial/Clinic your 3L year. I have no idea about Mock Trial, but I know you can qualify for moot court during your 2L spring. Also, being on the Ed Board of a secondary might help.
I don't know how much it'll help, but maybe try out to do Moot Court/Mock Trial/Clinic your 3L year. I have no idea about Mock Trial, but I know you can qualify for moot court during your 2L spring. Also, being on the Ed Board of a secondary might help.
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hithere
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Re: How much does being on a secondary journal help?
100 percent do the journal. Going into interviews and having to explain why you are not on a journal is not a pleasant experience. Plus, it helps to mitigate the bad grades to some extent--at least you can write.
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