Resume - education at top or bottom? Forum
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Resume - education at top or bottom?
On Harvard's sample resumes, the education section is at the top. However, it seems that these samples are from students who either went straight to law school from undergrad or only took a year off. I've been in the workforce since July 2009. If I were to apply for a job tomorrow, it'd look ridiculous if my education info was placed before my work experience. I realize, however, that I'm not applying to a job -- I'm applying to academic institutions. Should I go ahead and place it at the top? I've got nothing to hide education-wise. Just strikes me as odd coming from someone who has three-plus years of professional work experience.
- TheThriller
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Re: Resume - education at top or bottom?
Education on top unless you have considerable WE, AKA recent graduates
- Dany
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Re: Resume - education at top or bottom?
It does not matter at all, but I would probably list education first since it's an academics-related application.
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Re: Resume - education at top or bottom?
This.Dany wrote:It does not matter at all, but I would probably list education first since it's an academics-related application.
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Re: Resume - education at top or bottom?
Swimp wrote:This.Dany wrote:It does not matter at all, but I would probably list education first since it's an academics-related application.
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