Question about Education on Resume

After you graduate college and you begin your entry level job, are you supposed to put the Education section of your resume directly under Professional Experience or are you supposed to put Education at the very bottom of your resume below everything else? I saw the WSO template puts Education right below Experience and was wondering if that was standard or if it should go all the way to the bottom. Thanks for the help!

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