I'd also be tempted to move your student run fund experience above your product development internship from a pure relevance standpoint. I think it's important to really use your experience to the max. It seems like your internship wasn't relevant to S&T, but I'd be surprised if you couldn't rewrite those bullets and make them seem more relevant.
I would ditch the italics and play with your fonts a little. Where I first saw the word "finance" I thought the c was a t.
Maybe it's just because I'm not familiar with it, but your third bullet in Education seems a little ambiguous.
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Just post major gpa, don't need both. Also, breaking down ACT isn't needed. Just keep 34 and do '99%' or something. My 2 cents.
Ok. I appreciate the advice.
I'd ask you about astrophysics.
I'd also be tempted to move your student run fund experience above your product development internship from a pure relevance standpoint. I think it's important to really use your experience to the max. It seems like your internship wasn't relevant to S&T, but I'd be surprised if you couldn't rewrite those bullets and make them seem more relevant.
I would ditch the italics and play with your fonts a little. Where I first saw the word "finance" I thought the c was a t.
Maybe it's just because I'm not familiar with it, but your third bullet in Education seems a little ambiguous.
When you say Oracle in your skills what do you mean? Oracle in itself is kind of broad. Do you mean their PL/SQL programming language?
mathematica in itself is kind of broad too
and also write out any numbers that are below 100, pretty basic grammar
"one of 30 students to be selected from.." -> "one of thirty students selected..."
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