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    Recent Graduate Resume Template

    A recent graduate resume earns interviews by showing applied work, not coursework. Lead with internships, projects, and leadership — quantify each one — and keep the template clean enough that an ATS will not choke on it.

    Example bullets for a Recent Graduate resume

    Recruiter-grade phrasing you can adapt — every bullet quantifies impact.

    Marketing intern at Series-B SaaS — owned weekly newsletter (8K subscribers), grew open rate from 24% to 38% in 10 weeks.

    Capstone project: built ML model predicting student dropout risk with 84% precision; presented to university administration.

    Founded campus AI club (90+ members), ran 6 workshops with industry speakers and placed 4 members in summer internships.

    Top skills for Recent Graduate resumes

    ATS systems search for these terms — include the ones you genuinely have.

    Python
    Excel
    SQL
    Google Workspace
    Public Speaking
    Project Coordination
    Research
    Adaptability

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    How to build this resume in 3 steps

    Pick a template

    Choose one of the recommended layouts above — all free, all ATS-friendly.

    Add your content

    Use the bullet examples as a starting point and personalize with your real numbers.

    Scan and refine

    Run your resume through the DexterCV ATS scanner to score keyword match and formatting.

    Frequently asked questions

    How long should a new graduate resume be?

    One page. Always.

    Should I include GPA on my resume?

    Yes if it is 3.5+ or required by the employer; otherwise skip it.

    What goes first — education or projects?

    Education for your first job, then push it down once you have 1–2 years of real work experience.

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    Build, score, and tailor your resume — all in one place, built by recruiters.