Extended High School Resume Sample

Extended High School Resume – Attachment (Have this ready to go before school starts in the fall!) *ONE PAGE IF POSSIBLE, NO MORE THAN TWO*

JOE STRATFORD (name in bold and all caps)

G.P.A.: 6.08/6.5 (Estimate here until you get actual GPA and rank from Mr. Rutland)

Class Rank: 73/461

SAT Scores: List individual scores and composite scores along with subject test scores if taken.

ACT Scores: List individual scores and composite scores

Senior Courses: (make columns, include summer school (ss) )

English IV Dual Credit Study Hall Government Band Economics Psychology Physics etc. Spanish II

Extracurricular Activities: (in school, out of school, all four years, indicate grade level) Band 9-12; Trumpet section leader, 11; Drum Major, 12; Newspaper 11-12; Spartanaires 10-12; Student Council 9-12; Swimming 10-11; etc.

Major Honors or Distinctions: (in school, out of school, include fluency in languages other than English here, extensive travel/education can go here)

Eagle Scout Award 11, National Honor Society 12; Student Council Executive Board 12; Thespian Society 11-12; etc.

Community Service: (indicate amount of time you have volunteered as well as the activity)

Star of Hope Mission – served lunch every Saturday; summer, 2009 Mission of Yahweh – painted inside and outside; March, 2008 Habitat For Humanity – worked on house four Sundays, April 2007 Care Club – Visited retirement homes four times in fall semester 2006

Work Experience: (list most recent job first, tell where, when and responsibilities) Randall’s; 10 hours/week, summer, 2007-present - cashier Letters of Recommendation 1. Give any individual you request a letter of recommendation from at least two school weeks (excluding holidays) to complete it. Teachers are the best source for college admission recommendations as they know you best in both academic performance and personal behavior. The application instructions will guide you as to whom you should request recommendations. If it doesn’t, contact the admissions office of your target school and ask if they accept letters of recommendation. 2. Materials & information to provide the person(s) you are asking + other tips. a. Extended resume (see attachment) b. Any recommendation forms from the application c. If generic letters are ok, let the person know this. d. Complete school names which you are requesting a recommendation. e. Deadline for recommendation to be completed. Again, give at least two weeks for person to complete and consider mailing time etc., if it’s not done on-line. f. Normally, the student will not “view” the letter contents. The recommending person will send the letter through Naviance or you can pick up and mail yourself. g. If a recommendation form asks you whether you want to waive your rights to view the letter written by the recommending person, you should do so. Someone who agrees to write you a letter of recommendation is going to write an honest and supportive letter that promotes you…so trust them. Requesting Transcripts & Official Documents:

Official Transcript requests must be made in the Registrar’s Office (main office suite). It is very important that you plan ahead and give the personnel in the registrar’s office several days to prepare this for you. Remember: Mrs. Burnham and Mrs. Free serve the entire student body and have a multitude of responsibilities. It’s not appropriate to come to their office and request official documents for that same day. They are aware that unforeseen situations arise and will work with you when they do. Avoiding procrastination and planning ahead will serve you well the rest of your life.  Always be considerate of other’s time when requesting letters of recommendation, transcripts and other official documents. Remember, you are requesting, not demanding. Be respectful and you will be treated with the same respect. Tips & Etiquette