For folks that have transferred, how do you demarcate your 1L school? I don't want to put "J.D. Candidate" under the old one, since it's the new school where I'm actually a J.D. candidate. I was thinking about, where normally the degree would be, I would instead put "First Year Curriculum" or "1L Year" or "First Year" or something else. None of them really sound catchy.
Thoughts?
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Nebby
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Re: Resume Preferences
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Re: Resume Preferences
So, under the "education" section, I include my current school with "J.D., expected May 2015", then include all the information about the school. Under that, I have the old school with "First year J.D. Coursework completed 2012-2013, and then all the information about that school.
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