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Application in May and Fall 08 work
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It is not a course. I will be working as a grader.
if you havent done it, then i wouldnt put it on the application. be honest with your application. dont want to jeopardize your acceptance over some small technicalities.
let say some applicant worked at a dental office from freshmen to junior year and he/she was going to continue to work throughout his/her senior year. he/she would put he/she worked for 3 years and not 4.
i just dont think we can put down "future" ECs. doesnt make sense to me.
i disagree with above. if you put it on, they assume you're not lying and can talk about it if they ask.
i feel the example given above is not a good comparison. you're not claiming a gross overestimation in time worked in a certain job, you're just claiming that you have the job. continuing a position as stated above, would be said as "2005-present".
on the application, you can put anything you feel is relevant that's happened to you up to that point, including a job guarantee (documented on paper that you accepted the offer, hopefully).
no offense to above poster.
hope that helps.
i feel the example given above is not a good comparison. you're not claiming a gross overestimation in time worked in a certain job, you're just claiming that you have the job. continuing a position as stated above, would be said as "2005-present".
on the application, you can put anything you feel is relevant that's happened to you up to that point, including a job guarantee (documented on paper that you accepted the offer, hopefully).
no offense to above poster.
hope that helps.
