With a little advice (help) from my friends

Hello ladies and gents,I am scheduled to graduate in the spring at a non-target. (I basically figured out what I wanted to do very very late in my college career) Thus, I am looking to aggressively make up the lost ground of having no interning experience before that fateful date. I would greatly appreciate your help in critiquing my resume. And any other assistance you all would be willing to partake with!

Sincerly,
Davis

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Here are my recommendations:

-Change the font to Times New Roman for the whole resume. -Change the font color to black for the whole resume. -Align all bullet points. -Remove periods from all sentences. -I'm relatively sure you included your address on the second page as an accident but in any case, keep your resume to one page and your address right below your name as you have it in the beginning.

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I'd take out the bit under interests about loving anything you don't have experience in. At worst it makes it seem like you may be trying to compensate for not having a ton of finance experience on the rest of your resume.

Good luck with the job search!

 

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