I have interviewed at a lot of hill offices and sometimes I look up their linkedin as I see that they still havent finished college but are somehow a staff assistant. They typically go to a DC school so I'm assuming they are just a staff assistant part time?
I have a French certificate from my university with a major in history and poltiical science. I was thinking I would try to frame this background as an enchanced knowledge of American culture that can be used for advanced English teaching with the higher grade levels.
what you guys think am I probably cooked?
Do you need to clarify that previous hill internships are part time on your resume? I go to school in dc and have never seen anyone do this- it’s usually pretty clear for ones during the school year. However, one time an interviewer was a little surprised when I mentioned it was part time and I was multitasking doing time management etc. ChatGPT told me it’s chill but I want to confirm
Has anyone heard back for fall Capitol Hill internships?
I did a few interviews 3-4 weeks ago and have heard nothing and now I’m tweaking out
Do they usually send rejections or do they just ghost
decently big commitee
for any given spot how many are interviewed? Basically, if I am chosen for an interview what percent chance do I have of getting the internship (not considering qualifications and interview skills etc).
I'm living off campus next year. If I prefer for my packages to be held at the GW building can I just put in the dorm address and leave the 2nd line blank or do you think they check your name to make sure you live on campus
its a good cover I swear. I did use ai but just to refine what I wrote. if you ask ai to write the cover from scratch it sucks
do you think the staffers care to check this stuff or am I overthinking it
For those of you who have lived off campus in foggy bottom, did you have issues finding someone to sublease to during the summer? I know that there are an influx of summer interns, so I was wondering what other people's experiences were.
Hi all,
I recently tried to reach out to LSAC in a long and detailed email explaining my situation to which they replied with one very vague sentence that didn't explain anything, so I am hoping someone here may have been in my situation and can give me a better answer. I will try to explain it briefly:
I am planning to study abroad at the American University of Paris during my undergraduate degree, and I am trying to determine whether those grades would be included in my LSAC GPA. AUP is located outside the United States, but it is an American-accredited university and issues an American-style transcript with U.S.-style credits and letter grades. My home institution, George Washington University, treats study abroad coursework as transfer credit: it grants credit for approved courses, but the grades do not count toward my GW GPA. Because of AUP’s unusual status, I am unsure whether LSAC would treat the separate AUP transcript as international study-abroad coursework or as coursework from an American institution.
There are other universities that share these same circumstances as AUP. Listed here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_American_universities_and_colleges_outside_the_United_States
If anyone has studied abroad to at one of these American foreign schools please let me know how LSAC treated your transcript. I really am hoping it does count because I'm graduating a year early and don't want to narrow my academic record any further than it already is I also would like the opportunity ncrease my GPA.
was it ever made public what happened to the guy? is he alive?
congressional staffer or legal assistant at a not-so-prestegious firm.
Thanks!