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Qualification statements should be no more than two or three sentences communicating your academic strengths,

accomplishments resulting from employment/internships, computer skills (if important to the position you seek),

achievements through organization/volunteer/civic/professional affiliations and other achievements/recognition.

Examples:

Academic strengths?

x

3rd year Computer Engineering and Software Engineering student with GPA of 3.00

x

Excelled in thermodynamics and heat transfer classes

x

Designed an HVAC system for a 100,000-square-foot office complex as a senior design project

x

Tutored 5-7 students in calculus and physics

x

Will earn two bachelor’s degrees: architectural engineering and construction management

x

Developed and implemented a curriculum to educate MSOE college students about responsible sexual health.

Accomplishments resulting from employment?

x

Worked in retail supervising 4 sales associates

x

Teamed with 3 engineers to develop marketing strategies for new garden tractor product line

x

Learned to use CAD program Micro Station

x

Taught blueprint reading to 15 new manufacturing line employees

Computer skills?

If computer skills are key to the position you seek, it is recommended that they be listed as a qualification rather than

under computer skills later in the resume

Achievements/skills learned through affiliations?

x

Active member of IEEE

x

Passed Fundamentals of Engineering exam

x

Elected President of Student Government Association (SGA)

x

Worked with Special Olympics as a member of Circle K organization

Other achievements/recognition?

x

Proficient in German (foreign languages)

x

Captain of intercollegiate hockey team

x

Earned Black Belt in Tae-Kwon-Do

x

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