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Ok, I hope that is true in my case !Clearly wrote:It's a waste of time, your school will provide you with a lot more information on resumes throughout your first semester.
Harvard has a handful of resume samples with some quick advice available online if you’re really looking to do some work on it now. Just Google Harvard Law Resumefisheatbananas wrote:Hi, I'm a 0L looking for any current law students or graduates that'd be willing to review my resume for me. It'd be as a draft to use when I become a 1L, not for applications since I've already committed to a school for the fall. Please pm me, thank you in advance.
Thanks for your advice. I've actually been looking at Harvard as well as Georgetown's sample resumes, so it's good to hear I'm on the right track.Indy16 wrote:Harvard has a handful of resume samples with some quick advice available online if you’re really looking to do some work on it now. Just Google Harvard Law Resumefisheatbananas wrote:Hi, I'm a 0L looking for any current law students or graduates that'd be willing to review my resume for me. It'd be as a draft to use when I become a 1L, not for applications since I've already committed to a school for the fall. Please pm me, thank you in advance.
mmm i should. i have work tho, so working on my resume on a slow day didn't seem like a bad ideaClearly wrote:Seriously though, you're wasting your time, you're gonna have to redo this anyway. It's May, go outside and enjoy what life you have left.
is your friend a law student? i got the idea of doing this when i read law school confidential, btwGray wrote:A friend of mine told me that if you're going to do anything to prepare for 1L, finishing a draft of your resume is not a bad idea. There's not a huge window between Career Services being allowed to talk to you and the opening day for 1L applications, and you're going to be busy with other shit.
oh wow okay, thank you for the advice!Gray wrote:yep an IRL friend - 3L headed to a v20, for whatever that's worth. he actually strongly recommends it.fisheatbananas wrote:is your friend a law student? i got the idea of doing this when i read law school confidential, btwGray wrote:A friend of mine told me that if you're going to do anything to prepare for 1L, finishing a draft of your resume is not a bad idea. There's not a huge window between Career Services being allowed to talk to you and the opening day for 1L applications, and you're going to be busy with other shit.
thank you, i will PM youjbagelboy wrote:i'll take a look if you want
Thank you so much! I will PM you tooLongtimecoming19 wrote:I'll also take a look if you'd like.