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Updated Nov 7, 2026
With no full-time work history, a college student’s resume usually leads with education, then the class projects, coursework, internships, campus roles, volunteering and part-time jobs that best show you can do the job. A short objective under your contact details can name the job you want. Write each entry like a job: your role, the dates and bullets that show what you did and what changed because of it. Drop high school once college gives you stronger evidence, and move whatever matches the job posting best toward the top.

Updated Nov 8, 2026
Keep work part-time while you’re taking classes: research links long weekly hours to lower grades, and a full-time job leaves little room for study or rest. Before you apply, weigh how demanding your program is, what the commute and other job costs take out of your pay, and whether the employer will schedule around your classes. Plan your hours term by term, and cut back as soon as you fall behind in class or run short on sleep.

Updated Aug 22, 2026

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