Student resume example
As a student, your education is your strongest asset, so it goes first. This internship resume shows how to turn a campus job, a class project and a student club role into proof that you can do the work.
The person, contact details and employers are fictitious. Replace them with your own information.
Skills to highlight
- Excel (pivot tables)
- Financial modeling
- Data analysis
- Teamwork
- Public speaking
- Spanish (conversational)
What makes it work
- Put education at the top with your expected graduation date, GPA if it is 3.5 or higher, and relevant coursework.
- A campus job counts: describe what it shows about you, such as reliability, handling money or serving customers.
- Class projects and club roles fill the experience gap when you quote a concrete result.
- Keep it to one page and tailor the keywords to each internship posting.
The summary in this example
Junior majoring in finance with strong Excel skills and hands-on budgeting experience as club treasurer. Looking for a summer internship in corporate finance.
Open this example with another template
The wording stays the same; only the layout changes.
More resume examples
Entry levelRecent graduate: make internships and projects count.Use this example
No experienceNo work history yet? Lead with skills, volunteering and training.Use this example
Retail sales associateStore sales: numbers, customer service and visual merchandising.Use this example
ServerRestaurant service: speed, upselling and guest experience.Use this example
CNAPatient care, vital signs and teamwork with nurses.Use this example
AccountantMonth-end close, reconciliations and reporting with numbers.Use this example