One of the best-kept secrets.

Harvard & Stanford provide FREE resume, CV, and cover letter resources (compiled list below):

1. Resume & cover letter guideline + templates (Harvard)

This document provides tips along with examples that show you how to write a resume & cover letter that will get noticed.

• Action verbs
• Resume tips
• Template examples, & more

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2. Resume & cover letter guideline (Stanford)

Recruiters spend just seconds scanning resumes, but this detailed guide will show you how to keep their attention.

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3. Writing your first resume (Stanford)

It's hard to write an impactful resume when you don't have a lot of experience, but it's not impossible.

This resource shows you how.

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4. CVs and Cover Letters (Harvard)

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