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I would replace the Wharton online “course” with your secondary school. It looks like you’re trying to hide poor A levels. Also what is the JPM work experience? Is it a spring week or just some online course?

 
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  • Remove the soft skills. They are argumentative and waste space.
  • Remove the first bullet from Wharton and strongly consider moving the entire thing to the bottom of your additional information section in a shorter form. Replace Udemy completely.
  • Did you intern at JPM, is that a spring week, or is that an online program like Forage? If the former you should list it as a "Summer/Winter/Seasonal Analyst internship" or "Spring week title here", if the latter you should remove it from work experience completely.
  • Some of the activities can probably go under leadership. Depends on your achievements.

Gives you 4-8 new lines of space you can work with.

 

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