Students who haven’t graduated don’t need to worry about listing college on a resume. Simply, instead of writing the year of graduation, they may say “Expected graduation in…” or “Expected to graduate in …”
When creating a college resume, students should focus on expanding their education section. Don’t just simply write your major and years of study! Add relevant coursework, academic accomplishments, extracurricular activities, academic projects, and anything else that shows your abilities, like scholarships or Phi Beta Kappa membership.
If you’re already in college, you don’t need to describe your high school experience in much detail. Just add the name of the school and years of study. Your high-school grades and other additional info shouldn’t be included in your resume.