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Lori (another resume ?)
Sorry to totally use you for your recently acquired knowledge from your resume-expert friend, but I really need this to be good!
There are two things I could remove from my resume in order to make room for a professional statement at the top like you recommended. Either I could remove my law school internship under "experience" (which is the only other job experience i have other than my current job), or I could remove honors/activities from my education and just leave my major & GPA.
Thoughts?
Re: Lori (another resume ?)
Hmm, I guess it depends on the field, but I would think that the internship is more important to have on there. In my field no one really cares what your honors/activities (or even your GPAs) were... just that you have an MBA. Was the internship a different field of law than you're doing now? If so, I think it would be good to include to show diversity.
BTW - at some point when you have enough experience it's okay to let your resume be more than a page. Mine is 3 pages, 2 pages of experience and 1 of education/other stuff. Of course, I'm a lot older than you! Not sure what the "rules" are with letting it go to multiple pages but that might be something for you to look into.
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I would leave your internship and take off the other education stuff.
If your resume goes to more than one page, who cares! I would then call it what the doctors do! A Curriculum vitae!
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