Sophomore Resume Review - Sophmore double majoring in math and econ from a target

I'm a sophomore double majoring in Math and Econ at a target school. I'm just wondering if my resume is alright -- I'm thinking of interning at a boutique IB (maybe some bulge brackets if they're down with sophomores) or some small hedge fund or commercial bank in the summer; constructive criticism and opinions are highly appreciated! Thanks!

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I wouldn't say you need the self taught down there. Also, fluent in english is something I just don't get. Your resume is in English so you could drop that out. I would try and flesh out your work experience a bit more, like write about what you pitched and write about a couple of sectors you know pretty well. If you flesh that portion out a bit more (all your work experience is baller, btw) you may have enough space to drop the high school extracurriculars.

 

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