Of the education sections included in the resumes, which of the following is the most effective?
a. Morehouse College, Atlanta, GA, 2001-2004. Received BA degree with a major in Business Administration and a minor in Finance. Graduated with a 3.65 grade point average. Played varsity football and basketball. Worked 15 hours per week in the library. Coordinated the local student chapter of the American Management Association. Member of Alpha Phi Alpha social fraternity.
b. I attended Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan, for two years and then transferred to the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, where I completed my studies. My major was economics, but I also took many business management courses, including employee motivation, small business administration, history of business start-ups, and organizational behavior. I selected courses based on the professors' reputation for excellence, and I received mostly A's and B's. Unlike many college students, I viewed the acquisition of knowledge-rather than career preparation-as my primary goal. I believe I have received a well-rounded education that has prepared me to approach management situations as problem-solving exercises.
c. University of Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut. Graduated with a BA degree in 2004. Majored in Physical Education. Minored in Business Administration. Graduated with a 2.85 average.
d. North Texas State University and University of Texas at Tyler. Received BA and MBA degrees. I majored in business as an undergraduate and concentrated in financial management during my MBA program. Received a special $2,500 scholarship offered by Rotary international recognizing academic achievement in business courses. I also won the MEGA award in 2003. Dean's List.