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by homsian » Sat Sep 13, 2008 11:09 am
Hello,

I have two questions regarding writing my resume for my MBA application.

1. Should I include my address at the top of the resume? I have received mixed answers regarding this questions. Some say "yes" because your application resume should be no different from your actual essay. Other say "no" because the admission committie should already have that information on file. The space gained by omitting my address could be used for other verbiage.

2. Should I include personal interests on the resume? I have received mixed answers regarding this question as well. Some say "yes" so that it gives the interviewer more to talk about during the interview. Others say "no" since a resume should not contain 'personal' information.

What are your thoughts?
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by Lisa Anderson » Sun Sep 14, 2008 11:25 am
Dear homsian,

Your resume for business school is just like a resume you would use in a job search. Business school is a professional program, interviews mirror job interviews, and as such your resume should be something you would use for that purpose. Thus you should have your contact information at the top and keep your content focused on accomplishments and contributions. I think a small personal section at the bottom is always a good idea. This is where you would include foreign languages, current extracurricular and volunteer activities, and hobbies/interests. It is nice to show there is more to you than professional experience and education.

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