My GPA Turned Out Worse Than Expected. Again, what you enter is what you'll get. If you're a college student, this section will help balance your lack of work experience. Looking at the way you chose to spend your non-academic hours during college is a pretty good way for an employer to figure out what kind of person you are. If you don't have years of real-world work experience, use the Activities Section to detail your experiences and skills.
Many recent graduates are reluctant to list their college extra-curriculars on their resume.
If, in fact, you've got mounds of real-world experience, then maybe your college experiences do in fact pale in comparison. But unless you've got a full slate of relevant work experience, you should seriously consider listing some of your more interesting college activities. Sure, there will come a time where you review your resume and realize that you just don't need to list those college extra-curriculars any more. Web design and maintained by Oleg Yu.