The Resume

THE STUDENT RESUME EXAMPLES
Samples below consist of resumes for students in college or high school. These samples also provide formats and styles that can be helpful for anyone going into anentry level position with no previous job experience or a college student looking for an internship job position.
Student resumes need to be fairly simple. You don't want to go into too muchdetail. Without much professional experience, you won't have a lot of information about previous jobs and you certainly don't need to get into great detail regarding unrelated jobs. Most peopleworked in bars, restaurants, shopping malls and other non-professional positions during college. You don't need to write exhaustive statements about your responsibilities in these types of jobs.
Ifyou have had internships or a regular position in your field of study, then it's a good idea to provide some detail. When it comes to producing content, we generally suggest including as muchpertinent information about your studies as possible. Student resume tip: if you are struggling with content build a section about large projects, job specific classes, undergraduate or graduatestudies.
On most occasions, it is a good idea to keep the resume to 1 page. It is also common to use an objective rather than a summary but it is fine to use both or a combination of the two. It ismore common to include more detail in the education section and move that section towards the top of the resume rather than at the bottom. Many students will include information in the educationsection about key classes, GPA, Major GPA, Scholarships, academic and social fraternities - sororities, honors and awards.
Samples can be used as resume templates to create your student resume.These were contributed from professional resume service firms across the country. These resume services include professional and certified resume writers from the NRWA and PARW.

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