Dear u/AE17PROPHET ! Hello and thanks for posting! Please read the sub’s etiquette page to learn about proper etiquette and remember to: Censor your personal information for your own safety, Add the right flair to your post, Tell us why you're applying (i.e., just looking to fine-tune, not getting any interviews etc.), and Indicate the types of roles and industries you’re interested in. Don't forget to check out the wiki as well as the quick links below for tips: Resume Writing Guide Thinking of hiring a resume writer? Read this first Troubleshooting your resume and your job search Free Resume Template - Google Docs I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns. More on reddit.com

GPA (if high enough - can be cumulative or only your major) Academic achievement(s) (ex: Dean's List) Relevant coursework Volunteer work Personal projects Odd jobs (ex: babysitter, dog walker, caretaker, lawn mower) Extracurricular activities (ex: club relevant to your major, or one where you held a leadership position) Certifications Skills (coding is very general and Microsoft Office is very common - be specific and stand out) I would strongly consider getting any job or volunteer somewhere so you can at least put something down on your resume as experience. Even an irrelevant job can have value if you speak to your accomplishments and strengths while in that job, and tailor it to a certain position you're applying for. It can also show employers that you're employable, since you're never held a job before. It's easier to get a job when you already have one. Do some research on Google - There are a lot of articles on this and resume templates for college students. Also check out r/resumes . Put something together, make an anonymous version, and post to get critiqued. More on reddit.com

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I would recommend learning SQL. It does not take long to learn the basics and is a valuable skill to have. More on reddit.com