Seeking Advice on Mixed Feedback for Resume - Thankful for Any Help

I've been receiving mixed feedback on my resume from my school career center and from users on here. Just wanting to ask a few questions and get some thoughts on what you all think. Thanks in advance for any help.

  1. Is it 100% necessary to use 3 bullet points for each position I've had? If not, could I do 3 bullets for work experiences and 2 for leadership experiences? In other words, does the number of bullets used need to be consistent

  2. What are thoughts on having a skills/capabilities/expertise section at the beginning of a resume kind of like a profile. My school is big on this and I think their reasoning is it gives the reader a good idea of your experiences without having to read the entire resume.

  3. I am currently in a MBA program and have two schools to list on my resume. Is it acceptable to list the schools side by side (if formatted correctly) to allow for more room on the resume?

  4. Does it make the recruiter question your grades if you list grad school GPA but not undergrad GPA?

Thanks again for any help. You guys are awesome

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