... one of the attorneys I work with often to write me ... actually give some weight to workexperience (or so I've heard ... prefer students to have professional experience, but your resume will show ...
I think it would! That is highly unique workexperience, especially if you can demonstrate how that made you want to transition to law school. In this day and age, workexperience is a huge plus and having something truly unique is even better.
... or two to get some workexperience. Many T14 law schools prefer ... which explicitly asks for some workexperience (makes them more employable during ...
Wanted to echo what @MissChanandler said. I did a lot of TA-ing and tutoring during and after university and put it under my jobs/project experience section. It's valid workexperience and in my case that section would be hella short otherwise, lol.
Welcome! I would also say that if you are a freshman or sophomore, the LSAT doesn't need to be your focus right now and you should continue your hard work with your GPA and get in some volunteer/workexperience that you enjoy.
... you can’t. If you work full-time you can make ... gpa, you don’t have workexperience, or you are struggling with ... LSAT, push through. Your hard work WILL PAY OFF. Do not ...
If you have a good amount of solid workexperience, then you could leave the TA part off. If you feel like you need to pad your resume though, you might want to leave it on. I think that'll just be a judgement call for you.
... sure when picking volunteer work that you are not ... You already have the ample workexperience and maturity that Northwestern favors ...
In terms of volunteer work, you want to demonstrate to ... yourself if your volunteer work complements a particular law- ...
Hey, the question I would have is: did anything else change in your application? LSAT/GPA/workexperience? Was this a school you withdrew from? Were you rejected? Can you tell us a bit more details?
I will be 36, 14 years out of college with a variety of workexperience having nothing to do with the law. I teach high school and my future classmates will be much closer in age to my students than to me. Awkward...