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How do I stay motivated to actually improve?
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this post was submitted on 19 Jun 2025
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do colleges/universities even provide your class rank? (law school is different)
i don't know a single employer that cares about this. they care about your experience, education, and your personality.
To better elaborate, I would think for any hypothetical first job (or most likely a year of unpaid internships) I’d be competing against countless individuals and I need some way of showing how I would be better than the hundreds of other choices an employer would have even to just get that first interview.