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I'd remove articles, you have an "a" under the wealth management position. I'd also make tenses consistent. You wrote "analyze and compile" then you have "developed", etc. Make it all past tense instead of switching around. Also, i don't know what "technical" gpa means

 
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  1. create a gmail account for your email, don't use you school email
  2. change technical gpa to major gpa
  3. get rid of relevant coursework, anyone who is in finance, knows what finance majors take (the exception to this is if you took something like stochastic modeling that's not typical)
  4. talk about the aggregate budget you managed in your frat, many gdi's don't know how much money you have to handle (I was prez of the largest frat on my campus, so I can empathize)
  5. with your ta job, talk about how many students you helped manage, how many classes, what classes specifically
  6. talk about how big the book of business is in your wealth mgmt job. since I'm in that industry, I can tell you that a book with 500mm is a lot more cumbersome than some piddly RIA with only 20mm.
  7. talk more about the dividend model you built, what philosophy, etc. also did you just develop or did you monitor it? clarify this.
  8. I wouldn't mention poker, sends the wrong vibe imo.
 

Consistency and attention to detail is key. I would keep the WM experience with 4 bullet points because one thing should be emphasized apart from all else listed on your resume. Although I would get rid of 1 bullet point under your Fraternity along with adding 1 under the "Non-Target Welcome Week Leader" so that everything has 2 bullet points, being consistent. I would also abbreviate the months to get rid of some clutter, simplicity is sophisticated.

Just my opinion, take it with a grain of salt. Best of luck!

 

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