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07 Dec 2010, 21:43
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When writing out your education credentials, is it necessary to include all institutions that you earned credits from?
Reason I ask is I was a junior college athlete at two different junior colleges. Also, in an effort to try and graduate quicker from undergrad, I took an online class/minimester course at 2 other junior colleges.
Do I really need to put down all 5 institutions?
Or should I just put down the undergrad institution from which I earned my bachelors?
Thanks
Reason I ask is I was a junior college athlete at two different junior colleges. Also, in an effort to try and graduate quicker from undergrad, I took an online class/minimester course at 2 other junior colleges.
Do I really need to put down all 5 institutions?
Or should I just put down the undergrad institution from which I earned my bachelors?
Thanks
08 Dec 2010, 00:58
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I assume you are preparing your resume for an MBA application.
I think you should consider this inline with the rest of your application. Ask yourself "Is my college athlete history at 2 different colleges adding value to my overall candidacy?" or "Taking courses from 2 different colleges adding value to my overalla candidacy?" Odds are, you will think that a decent college athlete history will be useful unless this is an ancient story (i.e. you have 5 or more years of work experience by matriculation). That said, you may wish to use this as a line in your resume.
All in all, I would put down only the undergrad institution from where you earned your degree. In most of the applications, there will be a seperate part in the application where you may be asked to list courses taken at different institutions so you'd better use different undergrand institution experiences for there.
Hope this helps.
I think you should consider this inline with the rest of your application. Ask yourself "Is my college athlete history at 2 different colleges adding value to my overall candidacy?" or "Taking courses from 2 different colleges adding value to my overalla candidacy?" Odds are, you will think that a decent college athlete history will be useful unless this is an ancient story (i.e. you have 5 or more years of work experience by matriculation). That said, you may wish to use this as a line in your resume.
All in all, I would put down only the undergrad institution from where you earned your degree. In most of the applications, there will be a seperate part in the application where you may be asked to list courses taken at different institutions so you'd better use different undergrand institution experiences for there.
Hope this helps.
