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Without much work history, a new-grad resume wins on education, internships, projects, and competitions. Make every item specific, quantified, and outcome-focused, on a single page.
An emblem-badge header with dot titles and hanging oversized years; a serif collegiate chronicle; for new grads, internships, academia, and general use
Use this templateA large ID portrait on the left (with an offset color backing) beside an oversized name — a photo-led profile header; for photo-required resumes in general, healthcare, campus, and public sector
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Without much work history, a new-grad resume wins on education, internships, projects, and competitions. Make every item specific, quantified, and outcome-focused, on a single page.
Lead with education: degree, major, GPA (include only if strong, e.g. 3.5+/4.0), honors, and relevant coursework. Internships matter most: write each in STAR form with concrete numbers wherever possible. Projects are more than "I worked on X": list the stack, your role, what you shipped, and the result. Competitions, publications, and open-source work are strong signals; note the level and your contribution. Include clubs or student leadership only when they show real ownership (lead, organizer), not membership.
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