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TGICapitalism- Thanks for your feedback. Would you suggest eliminating one of my work experience or extracurriculars to bring down the length? I have a feeling that would be the best way to make room to dedicate more space to my deals this summer.

 
Robert Goulet

TGICapitalism- Thanks for your feedback. Would you suggest eliminating one of my work experience or extracurriculars to bring down the length? I have a feeling that would be the best way to make room to dedicate more space to my deals this summer.

IMO take out "Student Health" because it is least impressive relative to the other elected positions. Eliminate one of the Varsity Sports and consolidate to something like "Dual Sport Varsity Athlete: XXXX and XXXX". The content of the sports sections is the same, so it has the appearance of being redundant.

Rather than heading the bottom section "Additional", use "Skills & Interests". Replace the label of "Hobbies" with "Interests". Make those changes and see how it shakes out. Let me know.

 

I might be wrong, but did you also use the WallStreetPlayboy template? Again, templates are good for inspiration, but I'd recommend changing it enough for it not being recognizable.

 
GreedIsGuud

I might be wrong, but did you also use the WallStreetPlayboy template? Again, templates are good for inspiration, but I'd recommend changing it enough for it not being recognizable.

Don't bother. No banker is going to call you out or ding you because they recognize your resume template. Don't stray away from the template. Focus on substance.
 

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