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I attempted to search the non-traditional forums for an answer to this question, but only found a couple of related posts and they were at least >6 years old and slightly off topic, so I'm hoping someone will have a more current answer for me! (I hope it's okay to post in this forum and not solely the non-trad forum...)
How long does an applicant have to be out of college before it is no longer relevant to list experiences and ECs from time in college on an application? By the time I apply, I'll have been out of school and working for 3 years, possibly 4 if I decide to delay my application until the 2019 cycle. I have done some additional activities and volunteering since I graduated, but not as many as I'd like as my job eats a lot of my free time. A lot of my more significant experiences/ECs are from college and I'd like to be able to list them. Is it still appropriate to do so?
How long does an applicant have to be out of college before it is no longer relevant to list experiences and ECs from time in college on an application? By the time I apply, I'll have been out of school and working for 3 years, possibly 4 if I decide to delay my application until the 2019 cycle. I have done some additional activities and volunteering since I graduated, but not as many as I'd like as my job eats a lot of my free time. A lot of my more significant experiences/ECs are from college and I'd like to be able to list them. Is it still appropriate to do so?