I have had a lot of social service experience since graduating from college, but when I moved home after 2 years in the big city, I chose to work a temp clerical position while applying for grad school. May not have been the best move, but I knew I had strong qualifications already, and my current life circumstances led me to a clerical position.
With limited space in the personal statement, is it necessary to describe my current position at a state college (vaguely human service related) ? It hasn't contributed to my career goals, so I feel it would be out of place. Thoughts?
Also curious if someone could point me towards some helpful articles/sites related to mental health parity.
Thank you!
With limited space in the personal statement, is it necessary to describe my current position at a state college (vaguely human service related) ? It hasn't contributed to my career goals, so I feel it would be out of place. Thoughts?
Also curious if someone could point me towards some helpful articles/sites related to mental health parity.
Thank you!