College resume?

Glockmatic

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#1
Hey guys, I applied for college a few months ago and I gotta attend an orientation. They said that if i bring a resume and cover letter I might get a better chance of being accepted. Has anyone written a resume to get into college? If so what should or shouldn't I put into it?
 
#2
no idea, id be thinking its basicaly the same as the one the one you use to get a job, maybe the cover letter should include career hopes, aspirations and interests that relate to the course your applying for. good luck.
 

Glockmatic

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#3
Ya i know what to write in the cover letter, but with everything i put into my resume it seems alittle short. I guess i can make the font bigger and it'll all work out :) I still have a month to work on it though so i might be able to add some more
 
#4
just make up shit bout work experience in that field (or actually do some work experience), they wont check up, and if they do and it totally fucks up your chance of making the course come back and abuse me
 
#5
Glockmatic said:
Ya i know what to write in the cover letter, but with everything i put into my resume it seems alittle short. I guess i can make the font bigger and it'll all work out :) I still have a month to work on it though so i might be able to add some more
Make shit up.
 
#9
Glockmatic said:
Hey guys, I applied for college a few months ago and I gotta attend an orientation. They said that if i bring a resume and cover letter I might get a better chance of being accepted. Has anyone written a resume to get into college? If so what should or shouldn't I put into it?
Take this very seriously and try not to make up alot of stuff. This is your future and if you fuck up then say hello to community college until so.

Some stuff that you can put there are hobbies/computer experience, word exp, w.p.m in typing, volunteer work, any awards in high school.

Remember google is your friend. Type in "resume" or "how to make a resume..."
 

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