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Posted: Sat Nov 20, 2010 5:35 am
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You're applying for law school, not a job. In a job, you get an interview. In law school, you get a resume and a 2 page personal statement. So anything that could be important to the decision, like this, should be included. Go ahead and include it.eve2490 wrote:It might sound like a silly question, but I just want to make sure I do the wiser thing.
I omitted my being a teaching assistant and a research assistant to make my resume 1 page for most schools. Should I include the TA and RA positions for those several schools that explicitly dont mind your resume being longer than 1 page? My resume would come out to 1 page and about 4 lines on the 2nd page with those positions included.
Also, I received academic credit for these positions as well and I am not sure if they will be clear just from my transcript or not.
Of the 20+ law schools I've applied to, only one set a resume length requirement.eve2490 wrote:It might sound like a silly question, but I just want to make sure I do the wiser thing.
I omitted my being a teaching assistant and a research assistant to make my resume 1 page for most schools. Should I include the TA and RA positions for those several schools that explicitly dont mind your resume being longer than 1 page? My resume would come out to 1 page and about 4 lines on the 2nd page with those positions included.
Also, I received academic credit for these positions as well and I am not sure if they will be clear just from my transcript or not.