Does it look good on a college resume???
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If you are planning on attending medical school it is definitely a good idea to volunteer in a hospital or any other medical setting.  Medical schools look very highly upon volunteer work or other medical experience when accepting candidates.  \n\nUpon high school graduation, if you are going to college far away and so will not be volunteering at the same hospital, make sure to get letters of recommendation from your supervisors.  Also, document all your volunteer time, even if all you do is write down the dates and hours of your service.  Don't stop volunteering once you get to college, med schools will consider recent experience even more important.\n\nSince you know what you want to do already, you might consider an accelerated medical school program like BU's 7 year medical program (link: http://www.bu.edu/cas/academics/programs/medical.html ).  This will enable you to cut a year or two off your studies and will relieve you off the stress of applying for medical school after your third year of college.\n\nThere are a couple other programs as well at other medical schools, but I don't remember which schools they are.\n\nCheck out http://www.studentdoctor.net for tons of information and posts from other pre-medical students.\n\nGood luck! :)
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there are many important things you can do to have your resume noticed.\nfirst of all, your resume should be presentable & organized, with no spelling or grammar mistakes. you can use a different kind of paper (not the white usual A4 size). include a cover letter that tells more in brief about your strength points and skills.\nit would help if you have people you know at the company you apply for too.
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First of all, make sure you are spelling correctly. It is very important because it will be the first impression of the person reading it. The main parts of a resume are your name, address, and phone number or email, your work history with dates and job duties, educational background (nothing before high school), and references if necessary. You can state that references are available on request. I have seen a lot of resumes and they are all a little different. There are several good websites with free resume examples. Here is a link to get you started. http://www.collegegrad.com/jobsearch/3-3.shtml
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http://modelcareer.tripod.com/id22.html clik here and post your resume at snag job (orange banner) . i bet you will get job soon
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Depends on the company, it really does. \n\nIf you are looking for any job that dose not require a degree then just put any lame crap like; \n\n"I'm a very honest, loyal and hard working person"\n\nIf this job is for a more competitive position then you need to say something that is creative and intriguing like;\n\n"I'm not looking for a dam good job, you are looking for a dam good employee."\n\nIf the company has a political view, either obvious or not, you may want to say something about that.\n\nExample if the company seems conservative in nature (most tend to be because they like the idea of a more free economy) say;\n\n"I'm a very pro-capitalistic person who is dedicated to becoming your finest assest."
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You mean a Resume.  A general resume will be only one page long.  The only thing you should put on a second page would be your References.  Start with your name, address, phone numbers and email on the first four lines centered on top of the page.  Make your name a slightly larger bold font.  Then a few lines down list your job experience.  Starting with your most recent job first.  Then skip a few lines and list your Education background.  At the very least, if there is no college, list where and what years you attended high school and when you graduated.  Then you can list any specialties, i.e. equipment, machines or talents/experience that you have that would pertain to the job you are looking for.  Last list at least three employer or business references.  Each list should have the heading first.  I.e.  EMPLOYMENT, EDUCATION, REFERENCE, PERTANENT QUALIFICATIONS.\nKeep it short and sweet.  Print it on a calm colored paper with print in Black and a size that is easy on the eyes to read.  \nThe resume should catch the eye (you can use marbled paper or a distinguished font), be easy to read and easy to reference.  Your resume isn't a place for humor, or kidding around.  Any employer is going to want a quick read, an over view of you.  If it is too wordy, it could go straight into the trash.  If it is on really annoyingly bright paper or is in such a hard font to read, again it could be trash.  Try to make sure you fill in any gaps in employment with explaination.  I think that is about it.  I know when I would hire people, I looked for a clean, short and sweet, easy to read resume.  That is where I began my search.  If the resume didn't fit into those categories than it was out.  You could google 'sample resume' online and preview a format that you could use.\nGood Luck!  Happy Hunting! I hope this was helpful.
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no, sounds cool though.  does it look legitemate? (spelling is bad lol)  \n\nTry to see if it looks proffesional
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Depends on if you are what they are looking for. Big part of their criteria is your personality and looks. It is a great place to make money for college, and if you can deal with the clientele, you should try.
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Always take an interview, either real or for a class assignment with professionalism. Who knows if after college you might want to work for the bank? Plus, this sharpens your critique and mannerisms for the future (as well as get suggestions.)
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Yes!\n\nIt looks good!\n\nGuys, don't want hairballs or hide & seeks when it comes to put it in!
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If you earn your bachelor that's great and congrats.  College is hard... I know!\n\nBut seriously the truth is that you can't put your GPA on your resume if you want to find a career.  Its best that you don't list it but only explain where and what you've graduated with.  That is it do not go into too much details.  Today's working field is looking for people who is sharp and capable in handling tasks.  Most interviews don't ask for GPA, because, sometimes the book smarts aren't so smart.  It takes people of both kind of street smarts and book smarts to make it through the business.  \n\nBut just to let you know... If you are just getting a 2.2 because its easy on you.  Don't... You are going to regret it and you are going say to yourself that you should have done better.  Its going to haunt you, because,  your going to learn that you have a drive that wasn't full filled.\n\nJust remember!  College is not for everyone but if you stick it out with a diploma.  People understand the pain and struggle you went through to get it.  Also, it proves you have the will or drive of not giving up.  Because, some people went to college and those who say they have higher GPA probably didn't stick to their major from the beginning.  I feel it shows lack of character and the will to drive.  There are people out their changing majors not to discover themselves but to make it easier on their grades.\n\nI majored in Management Information Systems, it was hard but I knew that my GPA isn't going to get any higher then 3.1.  Instead its even 3.0 or some dumb number rounded up from 2.9652892.\n\nSo that's why the workforce today sometimes don't ask your GPA.  They want to discover do you have the drive in you.
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I believe it is to add more value to your resume. The job market is getting more competitive by the day so anything that adds value to your resume is worth doing. Also, it shows to the employer that you're a well-rounded individual. For example, your major may be computer science and you may have a minor in business. Very useful as it shows that you can understand most aspects of the company.
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looks good sometimes!\n\n\n=)
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Sure! Great resume. Great appearance*** And always smile and be courteous like say, "hi, nice to meet you", "great", "perfect", stand up, open doors, etc..\n\nThis talks a lot about a persons education
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either would work, just make sure your resume is geared towards the kind of work you want.
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http://careercruising.com\nwe all did it at my school and it gives you a ton of opinions, many in which interested me, so i think its a pretty good ssite\ngood luck!!!
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It definately has attractive colors, really pulls the eye in. The font is not plain, most logos are that way. For a t-shirt business it is probably the best I have seen in a while.\nHow do I as the consumer identify with watermala? What goes with the logo to bring in the orders? You have a great hook, how do you entice them to look further at your product?\nGOOD LUCK