Need serious advice on 2 year college gap
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I think you can just put "Graduating in 2022" or "Class of 2022" instead of listing the years you were at school!
Thanks I think I’ll follow your suggestion. My freshman summer internship was from Summer 2017. How should I approach that? By putting expected graduation 2022, the first assumption would be that my internship was during high school. Either way, it will get confusing. That internship gave me significant finance exposure and is the only thing I really have on my resume so far. Something I could also do is completely wipe that internship and pretend I didn’t do it. Suggestions?
PM me — went through a very similar situation.
PMed. Thanks so much
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