Think about what you plan to do after you complete your BBA at university: Get a job? Apply to graduate school?

1. Create a resume for your answer above. [50 points]
   1. A If looking for a job, find an actual job posting for which you will be an eligible candidate and create a resume specifically for this job. Include the link for the job.

-OR-

If you are thinking about graduate school, you will also need a resume. Find a masters program which interests you and for which you may be a viable candidate (Masters programs have entry requirements just like jobs do), and create a resume specifically for application to this program.

2. Your resume should,
   1. Note your top five skills that align with/meet the minimum requirements for applicants.
   2. List two work or volunteer experiences youve had. If you have nothing to put then you may note two university courses youve completed.
   3. List your education and training relevant to the application.
   4. State your language skills and degree of fluency in speaking and writing.

2. Copy your resume. On this second copy, in a contrasting color, make annotations. [50 points]
   1. Your top five skills that align with/meet the minimum requirements.

Bullet point evidence. State one or two examples of evidence for each bullet point. For example, if you state public speaking, you may list ENG120 and list the types of speaking you learned.

2. List any work or volunteer experience.

Bullet point evidence. State one or two examples of evidence for each bullet point. For example, if you are applying to a masters program in marketing, you may note that in MKT200 you learned to write a marketing report. If you are applying for a job as an HR generalist, you may note that in Business Communication you learned to write professional business-style email messages.

Remember, anything you list on a resume, you want to be asked about in the interview. What you list must be relevant to the position, and you must be able to prove it is true.

If you say you can speak French, expect a French speaker in the interview and/or to be given a test in French.

If you say you have Excel skills, expect to be assessed during the interview.