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Education

The education section is mostly put at the end of the resume unless your job is a professional job that requires a specific education. 

  • List the level of the degree, then the field of study, then the name and general information of the institution.
  • List your highest degree of education first, then follow in descending order.
  • Only list educational honors and achievements that are notably exceptional or associated with your graduation.

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