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How to Get your Transcript Providing Transcripts to Employers Employers typically request an unofficial copy of your Harvard Law School transcript when you apply for…

Resume Tutorial Video Before you begin on your job search, you’ll need a resume. In this tutorial, OCS Adviser Yih-hsien Shen will walk you through…

Your resume is one of the most important documents you will draft during your time at Harvard. It is the first and only impression a…

Length Space Saving Tips Education Section 5 to 7 Years after Graduation Between 7 and 10 Years after Graduation 10 Years or More after Graduation…

About References What? Who/How Many? When/How? Alumni Concerns While Working Reference Sheet Information and Formatting  Your reference sheet should include: Staying in Touch/Following Up Before…

Your references should not appear on your resume, but instead, be listed on a separate sheet of paper and provided when requested by an employer.

Note: If you are applying to public sector jobs, submit your materials to OPIA for review. Take care before you submit as OPIA’s requirements for…

Cover Letter Basics Structure Necessity Cover letters are necessary for most applications– you should expect to submit a cover letter unless the posting indicates otherwise. Note…

As a general rule, whenever you send a resume to an employer it should be accompanied by a cover letter. The main purposes of a…

Cover Letter Structure The simple part of cover letters is the structure which can be summarized with a few short guidelines: While it is easy…