Résumé

These customized templates make it easy for students to prepare a professionally formatted résumé. 

• BS Students
• MBA Students
• MS Students

• Action Verbs
  Use this list of action verbs to develop your résumé's bulleted statements.
• Glossary of Action Verbs [PDF]
  Be sure you are using the action verbs correctly by understanding their meaning.
• Applicant Tracking Systems
  Get started in creating a résumé that will work with recruiting software and eventually make it to a live recruiter.
• Tips on Formatting Your Résumé Using Word
  Using the CRC template is important, but you may still want to watch this quick video to learn the MS Word hacks necessary to format your résumé professionally.
• CRC Résumé Writing Workshop
• CRC Student Resource Area
  Use our career guides and other library resources to help you in your job search. Find resources on writing cover letters and government résumés and case interview guidelines.

After creating your résumé using the CRC official template, submit your document for a critique through VMock. Receive instant feedback on your presentation, competencies and impact.

Get instant, automated and personalized career guidance via VMockSmart Résumé.

You can receive up to 10 critiques in one year. Your goal is to achieve 70 points or more before proceeding to step three, Connect.

Drop-off your résumé and cover letter in 308 Alfiero for critique. Students are then able to pick up written feedback or schedule an individual appointment with one of our Career Advisors to discuss the suggestions.

To review your résumé or cover letter in person, meet with a member of the CRC staff. To schedule an appointment, please call or stop by our office, or sign up in BizLink. From the home page, select Request a Counseling Appointment. Then select the appropriate advisor and view availability. In addition to critiques, your advisor can assist with job search strategy, interviews or career planning.