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A high school section is most used by first and second year undergrads or those with a large or passionate network of alumni. Include highlights-you don't have to be comprehensive. Include bullets that include an active and specific verb that describes this contribution, learning, skills or outcome.
A high school section is most used by first and second year undergrads or those with a large or passionate network of alumni. Include highlights-you don't have to be comprehensive. Include bullets that include an active and specific verb that describes this contribution, learning, skills or outcome.
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A high school section is most used by first and second year undergrads or those with a large or passionate network of alumni. Include highlights-you don't have to be comprehensive. Include bullets that include an active and specific verb that describes this contribution, learning, skills or outcome.
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you documents or have your address for official correspondence. Keep your address simple. Only FULLNAME
BIG&BOLD
include multiple addresses Address
Best
Phone
Number
if necessary.
Best
Email
Address
This can include major, Education
minor, certificates, Duke
University
Durham,
NC
specializations, or other Your
Degree
Graduation
Month
and
Year
degree components. • What
have
been
your
meaningful
educational
accomplishments
while
at
Duke?
• Include
highlights-‐
you
don’t
have
to
be
comprehensive.
You can use this section to • Consider
GPA,
honors,
study
abroad,
thesis,
projects,
research,
relevant
courses,
or
other
components
feature your study abroad
experiences. Other
Universities
Location
Degree
or
Program
Dates
of
Study
A high school section is • What
were
the
main
benefits
to
you
inside
and
out
of
the
classroom?
most used by first and
second year undergrads or High
School
Location
those who attended schools Degree,
GPA,
or
other
characteristics
Dates
of
Study
• What
were
your
primary
accomplishments,
educationally?
with a large or passionate
network of alumni. Specific
Experience
Category
#1
Interesting
Job
Location
Think creatively about how Role
Dates
you design your categories. • Bullets
include
an
active
and
specific
verb
that
describes
this
contribution,
learning,
skills
or
outcome,
and
details
and
data
This is an opportunity to that
make
it
tangible.
bring attention to patterns in • Prioritize,
with
the
most
important
and
relevant
bullets
first.
your interests or skills. Look • Use
concise
and
clear
language
and
industry-‐specific
language
only
if
applying
to
that
industry.
at example resumes more
for ideas, but two general Student
Organization
Location
categories could be common Current
Role
Dates
type of organization, e.g., • Write
about
being
elected
(what
for!)
or
ways
you
contribute
more
over
time.
Media Experience or function, Earlier
Role
Dates
e.g. Research Experience. • Include
a
variety
of
experiences
and
contributions;
no
need
to
replicate
information
in
similar
roles.
However,
repeating
something
and
presenting
it
in
a
new
way
can
serve
as
an
enhancement.
Specific
Experience
Category
#2
e.g. researcher, founder, Internship
volunteer, consultant Location
Role
Dates
• The
number
of
bullets
under
each
experience
does
not
need
to
be
consistent.
However,
the
space
that
something
takes
on
the
resume
does
give
a
sense
of
its
level
of
importance.
Specific
Experience
Category
#3
Independent
Project
Location
Role
Dates
Use a skills section to • Describe
your
initiative,
managing
a
huge
endeavor,
overcoming
obstacles,
getting
support
from
others,
and
other
bring added attention to challenges
you
overcame
when
managing
something
new!
RELEVANT skills. Be sure
these skills are evident Skills
throughout your resume Language:
as well. Computer:
Lab:
Interests
No need to add a line about Highlight
unique
aspects
of
your
background,
personality,
or
attention
to
professional
topics.
references being available.
This has been seen on resumes, historically, but is no longer expected. Save that space for interesting content. 31