Resume Tips
Recent Grad Resume Guide — From Campus to First Full-Time Job
Recent grads need to prove they're job-ready. Combine education, internships, and projects into a cohesive story.
Place education near the top, including GPA (if strong), honors, and relevant coursework.
Turn internships into impact bullets: 'Interned with [company], building X that [outcome], and earned a return offer.'
Use projects to fill the experience gap: describe them like jobs with responsibilities and results.
Show campus leadership: 'Led a 30-member tech club, organizing hackathons with 200+ participants.'
Include skills that match target roles, ordered by relevance to each application.
Get your resume reviewed by career services or alumni — fresh eyes catch gaps.
Tailor every application; a generic new-grad resume is the #1 reason applications go unnoticed.
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