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Old 03-27-2014 | 04:23 PM
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4FrozenFans
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Originally Posted by gr8vu
I believe the bottomline is no gaps and make it readable with no red flags for computer to catch--tell the story you want to. IMO I don't think most college jobs are worth breaking out unless it is part of a larger picture that helps you distinguish yourself like it took you more than 5 years to graduate, or you paid your own way, etc.
Originally Posted by Justdoinmyjob
Was the work in connection to the course of study and a requirement to graduate? If so, I'd just count it all as education time.

Thank you for the replies. I tend to over-think things some times; just want to avoid the appearance of hiding something or not being forth coming.

The job was practical experience related to my degree, but I dropped out of the program one work quarter shy of earning the co-op certificate. In response to the potential "why did you quit?", I was avoiding having to stick around another full year because the Olympics were taking over town.

My transcript says "Co-op Work Assignment" for the respective work quarters so I'm sure an HR-type will pick up on it. I think I will just lump it into the college time and be prepared to discuss.

Thanks again,
4FF
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