Advice on Internship Experience & Resume Improvements

I’m currently in my third year, double majoring in Business Administration and Economics, with the goal of pursuing a career on the buy side.

I’m struggling with the sub-bullets under my current internship experience, particularly in adding depth and making them more relevant. Since my role hasn’t been highly technical, my main exposure has come from sitting with fund managers, asking questions, and learning about their day-to-day work. I want to avoid generic descriptions and instead highlight meaningful takeaways that could add value to my resume.

I’d appreciate any advice on how to refine my experience, add substance, and make my resume stand out. Any suggestions are welcome! 


 

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