Hi Kev,

The main difference between your MBA resume and your professional resume is that you want to remove all industry specific lingo and clearly articulate your responsibilities and accomplishments in a way that someone unfamiliar with your particular function/industry can understand.

General tips are to quantify your results whenever possible and focus on your leadership and relationship skills if those are not an obvious part of your job (e.g. discuss teams you have worked on if you don't have direct reports.)

Some schools require a one page resume while others are willing to take a 2-pager. Personally I don't think anyone pre-MBA needs a two page resume, and the discipline of keeping it at one page will give you focus.

College extracurriculars (if they show leadership - president of a club, for example) are great. They should go in the section with your educational information.

The general rule for GPA/GMAT is to only include such information if it is very impressive and will provide useful data to your target audience. Your resume is a marketing tool in the end.

Good luck!

Amy