Law school applicants must submit a resume with their application, but many take this document for granted for two reasons. First, most applicants already have a professional resume they use for ...

A resume is no longer reserved for after graduation. Students may want to craft one as early as the ninth grade for everything from college admissions to scholarships and internship opportunities.

A well-written resume can be a key to success when looking for a first job or applying for a scholarship or competitive academic program. Even with no “real-world” work experience, you can ...