or do you just put your new school under "Education"?
It seems misleading to not mention that 1/3rd of your legal education was at a different school, especially if it is some local state school. For instance, if you went to law school at Penn State and transferred to U Penn, it is not right to exclude Penn State from your "Education" section. Correct?
This is very relevant if you strike out for 2L oci, or if you apply to jobs as a lateral, etc.
1L law schol on resume under "Education" Forum
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Re: 1L law schol on resume under "Education"
Whatever you do, make sure to spell school with two o's.handlebutton wrote:or do you just put your new school under "Education"?
It seems misleading to not mention that 1/3rd of your legal education was at a different school, especially if it is some local state school. For instance, if you went to law school at Penn State and transferred to U Penn, it is not right to exclude Penn State from your "Education" section. Correct?
This is very relevant if you strike out for 2L oci, or if you apply to jobs as a lateral, etc.
