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Old 12-07-2003, 05:13 PM
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Re: resume question...

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That's what you write. Unless you had relevant education or schooling somewhere that you want to brag about, don't talk about it unless they ask.

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Originally posted by Glitter650
OK here's the deal... I attended a 4 year school in Los Angeles for my freshman year of college... ( I am from Northern California) but then I came home and attended JR. college for a year, (where I earned a certificate in music business) then I transfered to where I currenly go to school, and where I will receive my BA degree from... my question is, is it necessary to put my freshman year school under the education section of my resume ?
I mean it may look funky to have three colleges on there, and I know on another thread someone mentioned employers may look down on having so many schools... but does it look better to have the 4 year university right out of HS rather than JR. college ? I suppose I have to put the JC though since I earned the certificate there ? What do you all think ? advice would be appreciated ! I'm fixing up my resume for this DREAM JOB that I would LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE to get
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