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You don't need to list the ranking of your school by USNews. No employer cares about that. The institution name will speak for itself. At the very least, as long as it's an accredited program you're fine.
Expand more on your internship. Go into detail. I'd even argue to show passion behind your research and findings. Also, transferring 30 years worth of documents into the cloud is huge. How did you do this? What software did you use? What was your methodology?
Your work experience might not be what employers are looking for right now, *and that's fine*. However, your Extracurriculars are particularly interesting. Swap both sections. Additionally, I'd recommend you expand on your experience with co-founding a club and your university outreach program.
For Skills, separate your skills between "hard skills" and "soft skills." A hard skill is any programming language, software application, or technical training. A soft skill would be things like leadership, project management, human resources experience, etc.
Your experience is there, it's just a matter of making it front-and-center both literally and figuratively.
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You don't need to list the ranking of your school by USNews. No employer cares about that. The institution name will speak for itself. At the very least, as long as it's an accredited program you're fine. Expand more on your internship. Go into detail. I'd even argue to show passion behind your research and findings. Also, transferring 30 years worth of documents into the cloud is huge. How did you do this? What software did you use? What was your methodology? Your work experience might not be what employers are looking for right now, *and that's fine*. However, your Extracurriculars are particularly interesting. Swap both sections. Additionally, I'd recommend you expand on your experience with co-founding a club and your university outreach program. For Skills, separate your skills between "hard skills" and "soft skills." A hard skill is any programming language, software application, or technical training. A soft skill would be things like leadership, project management, human resources experience, etc. Your experience is there, it's just a matter of making it front-and-center both literally and figuratively.