Re: Resume
Ok, I made my resume using the following template/sample. This was given to me by my university career counselor. I am unable to attach it but if you want I can pm you the word doc. I hope it helps.
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Sample Resume Format
Your Name Here
9876 Home Street
Any City, State 12345
(123) 345-6789
[email protected]
OBJECTIVE The type of position you are seeking, the type of organization you are seeking it in and the skills you want to use on the job.
SUMMARY
• Use this section to draw together common themes in your resume and/or to indicate a certain number of years evidencing a particular skill.
• This section is not necessary but can be used to mention special skills or attributes that don't fit neatly under one particular category.
EDUCATION
Type of Degree or certification ...................................Expected Date of Graduation
University Name, City, State
Major:
Minor:
GPA: Only if you have GPA of 3.0 or higher
EXPERIENCE
You can divide experience in sections: Related experience and other experience. If you don’t have any related work experience then just leave it as experience.
Position Title........................................................Date-Date
ABC Company, City, State
• Begin bullet statements with action verbs.
• Emphasize the skills that you developed not only the tasks that you preformed.
• Remember that you never use I, me, or my on your resume because they are assumed.
• When formatting your experience think about which is more important, your position title or the company you worked for.
Position Title .........................................................Date-Date
Company Name, City, State
Another type of format is to type a paragraph of information describing your skills. This format, while still used, is not as popular as bulleted statements.
SKILLS
• Indicate any computer skills, especially related to your major or career field to which you are entering. Also, be sure to add your level of expertise. Mention that you attend a laptop university.
• Enter any language skills or other skills that would be useful to your major or career that are not mentioned elsewhere on your resume.
HONORS
• Add any honors, awards or scholarships indicating dates when you received them.
• Include "Dean's List", if applicable but indicate the number of semesters.
ACTIVITIES
• Add any student organizations that you have been involved in, the dates you have been involved in them and any leadership roles you have had in them.
• Example: Any Student Organization, 1998-Present: President, 2000-2001
REFERENCES
Available upon request. (It is no longer common to see this section on a resume. Use it only if you need to add length to your resume.)
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