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The information on your resume should be pertinent, concise, easy to read, and attractively laid out.  \nContent  \nYour resume needs to provide the reader with a general review of your background. Critical areas to include:  \nIdentifying Data  \nInclude name, address (optional), phone number, and e-mail address.  \n• You can include your local and/or permanent address or omit your address  \n• Use your cell phone number (be sure to have a professional voicemail message set up) LinkedIn Web Address with customized URL (optional)  \nDo not include personal information such as height, weight, ethnicity, or a photo.  \nObjective (Optional)  \nAn objective enables the reader to quickly learn about the position you are seeking. It should be clear and concise with no more than two lines.  \nAn objective typically includes the type of position (internship or full time) and the functional area in which you want to work. It can also include skills you wish to apply to thejob and an industry in which you want to work.  \nIf you are interested in more than one industry or functional area (ie. Marketing & Logistics) think about creating several resumes with a specific objective for each area of interest.  \nSample Objectives:  \n• “Seeking an internship in operations management for summer 20XX.”  \n• “Seeking a market research internship with a consumer goods company for summer 20XX.”  \n• “To obtain a position as a financial and investment analyst with a major investment bank or large corporation.”  \n• “Pursuing a position in human resource management emphasizing recruitment and employment.”  \nEducation  \nThis information should appear in reverse chronological order (present to past) with your most recent education first. Include:  \n• University and Location (City, State)  \n• Degree: Bachelor of Science in Business Administration  \n• Specialization  \n• Graduation Date (Month Year)  \n• GPA  \nIt is helpful for employers to see your GPA, since not having any indicator of your academic performance leads to assumptions that your performance has been poor. It is recommended that you include your cumulative GPA. If you feel this is not a good indicator of your potential, think of additional ways to present your GPA, such as your specialization GPA, which can be found on your Degree Audit Report (DARS) . If you include a GPA other than your cumulative, be sure to title the GPA accordingly, e.g. Major GPA.  \nFor students pursuing more than one major, make sure you know whether you will be receiving a dual degree or a double major with one degree, as these should be listed differently on a resume. Talk to your academic advisor(s) if you are unsure.  \nPublications, professional licenses or special training may appear in this section as well as how much you financed your own education (e.g.,“Self-financed 80% of educational expenses.”) .  \nScholarships you have received or academic accomplishments (e.g., Dean’s List) are to be listed here along with the semesters in which these awards were received.  \nStudy abroad can be listed in this section or you can have a separate study abroad section. Be sure to include the university, country, dates, and one or two bullet points about what you studied or achieved through the experience.  \nYou should list any colleges or universities from which you have received or will receive a degree under OSU. If you transferred to OSU or took classes at a local college during high school, you do not have to list your previous institution. If you received a degree, it is important to include information, such as the degree you earned and your graduation date. If you want an employer to know that you transferred from another school, even if you didn’t receive a degree, you can list the name of the institution, dates attended, and anyother specific information you would like an employer to know as a bullet point.  \n","cbCaiqPH2MGC1t3H","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqPH2MGC1t3H","pdf",513131,"English","# Resume Guide\n## Content\n### Identifying Data\n### Objective (Optional)\n### Education\n### Work Experience\n### Activities, Involvement, and Leadership\n### Honors","[{\"question\":\"What identifying data should be included on a resume?\",\"answer\":\"Include your name, address (optional), phone number, and e-mail address. 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