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Law folks, a question from my daughter - How should she express her class rank on her resume?
Posted by
Fuzzy (aka mrfuzzy)
Jun 13 '24, 15:49
A) 22 out of 133?
B) Top 16%?
C) Top 20%?
D) Don't put it on your resume?
Responses:
Resume? Do not mention it unless she gave a speech at graduation. -- nm*
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loosilu
Jun 13, 17:44
Kind Of A Big Deal -- nm
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hollywood big shot
Jun 13, 15:59
Can I ask what school she is at and what she's looking to apply to? -- nm
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pmb
Jun 13, 15:52
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Duquesne University (well known in our area, less so outside of it). Applying for next summer internships. -- nm
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Fuzzy
Jun 13, 15:55
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DO not mention rank, do mention honors. If there are no honors, gloss over. -- nm
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loosilu
Jun 13, 17:46
Is there any special recognition she gets for where she's ranked (like the equivalent of Dean's List)?
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pmb
Jun 13, 16:03
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If you are not in top 2 percentile, do not mention. -- nm
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loosilu
Jun 13, 17:47
maybe just drop it strategically somewhere in the cover letter? -- nm
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hollywood big shot
Jun 13, 16:00
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No one reads cover letters now. -- nm
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loosilu
Jun 13, 17:48
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