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sambeber
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GPA on Resume - In-House
What do folks feel is best practice in terms of how long after graduating to keep your law school GPA on your resume? I've been practicing for two years and have other items on my resume that signal how I did in law school. Trying to figure out if its unnecessary or would be beneficial to keep the GPA on for in-house job applications. Thanks!
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sambeber
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Re: GPA on Resume - In-House
One solitary bump.
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PeanutsNJam
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Re: GPA on Resume - In-House
I'm speaking with 0 experience or knowledge, but I'd assume if it depends on whether your GPA will strengthen or weaken your resume for the position you're applying for. If you were Coif or some shit why not keep that on? Since law schools have extreme grade inflation generally it might be helpful to leave the number on just for impact, but what do I know. I think most people just do latin honor though.
