Navigating the job market can be challenging, but a strong resume can set you apart from the competition. Check out our resume webpage to get started on your resume and how to create strong bullet points. We suggest that you read through internship/job descriptions closely and take time to reflect on your experience.
A resume should highlight your relevant skills and experience, tailored to the specific company and position. Once you’ve created your first resume, the process will become easier.
To help you get started, we’ve compiled a collection of sample resumes tailored for undergraduate and graduate students seeking research, on-campus, and industry jobs with varying backgrounds and areas of interest.
- First Year Experience
A first year resume typically highlights a student's education, relevant coursework, skills, and any extracurricular activities, volunteer work, or part-time jobs. Click on the resume below to view or make a copy of the template:
- Leadership Experience
A resume focused on leadership emphasizes a student's experience in managing projects. This type of resume highlights key roles, relevant achievements, and skills that demonstrate the candidate's ability to lead effectively. Click on the resume below to view or make a copy of the template:
- Masters Resume
A master’s resume is a document designed to highlight academic background, skills, and experiences relevant to pursuing or advancing in a master’s degree program or related professional opportunities. This resume is typically more focused on academic achievements, research, and relevant work experience. Click on the resume below to view or make a copy of the template:
- On-Campus Jobs
The on-campus jobs resume can be used to apply for employment opportunities provided by a college or university. These jobs offer valuable work experience, income, and a chance to develop skills that complement a student's academic studies Click on the resume below to view or make a copy of the template:
- Projects and Portfolio Experience
Projects and portfolios can be a great way to highlight and communicate your skills and abilities to potential employers. A portfolio is a collection of your work that demonstrates your expertise in a particular area. You can include projects in your resume in a "Projects" section or as part of your "Work Experience" section. Click on the resume below to view or make a copy of the template:
- Research Experience
Employers are interested in learning about class projects and undergraduate research. Provide the employer with details about your role in the research project or lab. Be sure to describe the research itself, your impact and results based on your contributions. Click on the resumes below to view or make a copy of the template:
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- Technical Experience
A technical resume is designed to highlight your technology-related skills, projects, experience, and qualifications in fields such as software development, engineering, IT, data science, etc. Click on the resume below to view or make a copy of the template:
- Transfer Student
A transfer student resume emphasizes academic achievements, extracurricular activities, and relevant experiences from both their community college and current university to apply for research, internship, and job opportunities. Click on the resume below to view or make a copy of the template:
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
The curriculum vitae, also known as a CV or vita, is a comprehensive statement of your educational background, teaching, and research experience. It is the standard representation of credentials within academia. Click on the CV below to view or make a copy of the template:
