Hi,
Is it ever okay to refer to high school achievements in the resume, for NYU Stern and Kellogg? What if it is a stellar achievement, such as being ranked 3rd out of 10,000 students in a central examination?
Thank you.
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Hello,
I suggest not to -- achievements at that early time don't belong in a professional resume and undermine the professional tenor of the document. However, there may be opportunities to discuss such achievements in the essays, especially if you can link them to current experiences -- e.g., if you learned something important from that early experience that you applied more recently.
Cindy Tokumitsu
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I suggest not to -- achievements at that early time don't belong in a professional resume and undermine the professional tenor of the document. However, there may be opportunities to discuss such achievements in the essays, especially if you can link them to current experiences -- e.g., if you learned something important from that early experience that you applied more recently.
Cindy Tokumitsu
Senior Editor, Accepted.com
www.accepted.com
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