SIE Exam

So I'm a current undergraduate student and I've already taken the SIE exam (passed), but don't really know where it should go on my resume. Should it be a small note under the skills section by where something like proficient in excel, R, etc. would go? Does this go under education?

Through networking, a few people have said that it's impressive to have already done it before getting hired but then others don't even know what it is (generally older employees since it used to just be part of the series 7 and not be a separate exam) which is why I'm lost as to how much attention to draw to it.

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