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Sample Resumes

Select a resume format that highlights your strengths.

Resumes come in many shapes and sizes. While there is no "correct" resume format, you should select one that highlights your strengths. For example, a student with little work experience might choose a format that emphasizes academic achievements first.

The sample resumes listed below provide a variety of example of formats. The template used to create each resume is also listed.

Sample resumes

• Resume 1  |  Blank Template
  College student or recent graduate with work and internship experience.
• Resume 2  |  Blank Template
  Junior/senior college student highlighting academics.
• Resume 3  |  Blank Template
  Recent college graduate highlighting academic and volunteer experience.
• High school-level sample resumes
  The High School section of Adventures In Education features additional sample resumes for high school students and recent high school graduates.

For more resume tips, visit AIE's "Developing Your Resume" section.