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When presenting your academic history on your resume

clarity and relevance are key

Position your education section near the top

if you’re new to the workforce

or if your degree is directly related to the job you are applying for

Begin with your most advanced qualification

then list lower degrees in descending chronological order

Name the educational facility

the degree or certification earned

and the year of graduation or expected graduation date

If you’re currently enrolled

use phrasing such as Anticipated Graduation: May 2025

rather than omitting the date

Be specific about your major or field of study

such as: Bachelor of Science with a Major in Computer Science

instead of the generic degree title

If your GPA is 3.5 or higher

it’s worth adding

if you lack extensive professional experience

and your grades reflect your capabilities

If your GPA falls below 3.5

it’s fine to exclude it

Professionals increasingly value hands-on skills over grades

as you gain more professional background

If you completed notable academic projects

distinctions

or relevant coursework that aligns closely with the job description

note them concisely

Such as: Coursework Included Data Structures and Database Systems

or Recognition: Dean’s List, 2022 and 2023

Maintain brevity

and https://penzu.com/public/ffabd5e615e54fb1 only include what adds value

Exclude your high school record

when no post-secondary credentials exist

if the position requires high school data

Ensure all academic details are error-free

Misspellings or wrong dates may trigger suspicion

If you transferred schools

arrange them by relevance or time spent

Applicants from abroad must convert their qualifications

into commonly understood terms in the country where they are applying

and include a simple note

if the system is unfamiliar to employers there

Maintain uniform formatting across your entire resume

Stick to one font, one tone, and one punctuation standard

Recruiters should grasp your credentials at a glance

convey your academic strengths immediately

and avoid cluttering it with irrelevant data