Quick Question about my Resume

Alright, so I just finished up my sophomore year in college and I'm planning to send out my resume to some banks in my area to try to line up a last minute PWM internship for this summer. My question is about in which order I should put my two work experiences.

One of them was at a local commercial bank in the summer of 2012. The other was for an apartment management company in the summer of 2013. Unfortunately, I wouldn't say either is really all that relevant to PWM or IB (my end goal).

But, I feel that the internship at the bank in 2012 is more relevant than my job from the 2013 summer. Should I put the 2012 work experience as the first one listed, or should I still list them in order of most recent, with the 2013 work experience first and then the 2012 work experience?

Appreciate the help.

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You always list the most recent job first, regardless of relevance.

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