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Re: As a transfer old schools LR Invite on Resume?
"Invited to join the write-on competition for law review" is a bit different than actually making law review. That's kind of like writing "Invited to apply to Harvard Law School". 

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Re: As a transfer old schools LR Invite on Resume?
Thanks - using that one.
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Re: As a transfer old schools LR Invite on Resume?
My school's OCS suggests:
Such-and-Such Law Review, invitation extended
Such-and-Such Law Review, invitation extended
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Re: As a transfer old schools LR Invite on Resume?
This is the poster who transfered last year and put "____ Law Review, Selected as ..."
OP -- Not to be a dick, but don't listen to these people telling you not to do it. If you got invited, put it on. I received multiple V5 offers and another V10 offer before withdrawing from my other callbacks. Every little accolade counts during OCI, especially as a transfer.
This isn't a moral dilemma. You got the invite, you put it on your resume, and you kill it at OCI.
OP -- Not to be a dick, but don't listen to these people telling you not to do it. If you got invited, put it on. I received multiple V5 offers and another V10 offer before withdrawing from my other callbacks. Every little accolade counts during OCI, especially as a transfer.
This isn't a moral dilemma. You got the invite, you put it on your resume, and you kill it at OCI.
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Re: As a transfer old schools LR Invite on Resume?
i just did this: "Invited to join the ____ Law Review/Journal as result of writing competition"
if you got on through a write on, i've been told to definitely put it on. if you graded on, it's not as useful, but still put it on! i don't see why people would leave this off when it cannot possibly hurt you in any conceivable way and there's the possibility it could help you.
if you got on through a write on, i've been told to definitely put it on. if you graded on, it's not as useful, but still put it on! i don't see why people would leave this off when it cannot possibly hurt you in any conceivable way and there's the possibility it could help you.
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Re: As a transfer old schools LR Invite on Resume?
Do you think it matters that the journal write-on could have possibly been half grades/half write on score?Lasers wrote:i just did this: "Invited to join the ____ Law Review/Journal as result of writing competition"
if you got on through a write on, i've been told to definitely put it on. if you graded on, it's not as useful, but still put it on! i don't see why people would leave this off when it cannot possibly hurt you in any conceivable way and there's the possibility it could help you.
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Re: As a transfer old schools LR Invite on Resume?
As a potential transfer, I fully plan on putting "Wrote onto law review at ___" on my resume.
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Re: As a transfer old schools LR Invite on Resume?
technically, no. for hastings, they don't tell us their methodology or how we each got onto the journal. if you aren't the top 3 students or so from each section that automatically graded on, you say you got on as the result of the writing competition.ilovesf wrote:Do you think it matters that the journal write-on could have possibly been half grades/half write on score?Lasers wrote:i just did this: "Invited to join the ____ Law Review/Journal as result of writing competition"
if you got on through a write on, i've been told to definitely put it on. if you graded on, it's not as useful, but still put it on! i don't see why people would leave this off when it cannot possibly hurt you in any conceivable way and there's the possibility it could help you.
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Re: As a transfer old schools LR Invite on Resume?
Damn, I regret not doing that. No one at the career office told me to. Ugh.Lasers wrote:technically, no. for hastings, they don't tell us their methodology or how we each got onto the journal. if you aren't the top 3 students or so from each section that automatically graded on, you say you got on as the result of the writing competition.ilovesf wrote:Do you think it matters that the journal write-on could have possibly been half grades/half write on score?Lasers wrote:i just did this: "Invited to join the ____ Law Review/Journal as result of writing competition"
if you got on through a write on, i've been told to definitely put it on. if you graded on, it's not as useful, but still put it on! i don't see why people would leave this off when it cannot possibly hurt you in any conceivable way and there's the possibility it could help you.
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Re: As a transfer old schools LR Invite on Resume?
from my personal experience, career services has been of little to no use.ilovesf wrote:Damn, I regret not doing that. No one at the career office told me to. Ugh.Lasers wrote:technically, no. for hastings, they don't tell us their methodology or how we each got onto the journal. if you aren't the top 3 students or so from each section that automatically graded on, you say you got on as the result of the writing competition.ilovesf wrote:Do you think it matters that the journal write-on could have possibly been half grades/half write on score?Lasers wrote:i just did this: "Invited to join the ____ Law Review/Journal as result of writing competition"
if you got on through a write on, i've been told to definitely put it on. if you graded on, it's not as useful, but still put it on! i don't see why people would leave this off when it cannot possibly hurt you in any conceivable way and there's the possibility it could help you.

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