I'm in the same position and I've been searching for some opinions online just like you.
I think I'm gonna do it because the application is all about putting yourself out there and I feel like I'd be selling myself short if I didn't include work I'm proud of.
Some have said it should be part of the resume, but it would look sloppy and out of place imo.
I'd suggest making the list with bluebook format if you're gonna do the same.
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Hi there,
I'm in the same position and I've been searching for some opinions online just like you.
I think I'm gonna do it because the application is all about putting yourself out there and I feel like I'd be selling myself short if I didn't include work I'm proud of.
Some have said it should be part of the resume, but it would look sloppy and out of place imo.
I'd suggest making the list with bluebook format if you're gonna do the same.