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We pulled this article from the SLN archives. It’s easy to follow the “before” and “after” rules when writing resumes and cover letters. Are you looking for a job right now? The job market isn’t rosy, so writing the best resume for students is a necessity. Forget about spell-checking. Nothing looks as unprofessional as a resume with spelling and grammatical errors. Do your research and write the best resume and cover letter for the job. She’s an aspiring writer, a la carte singer, a cake lover, an approachable woman, but she is training to master something. *The views are those of the author and not necessarily those of the Student Life Network or its affiliates. You are trying to convince him or her to pick you out of many other applicants for an interview. The plan is simple: graduate at 22, and your job prospects improve. Rebecca Tunney studies anthropology at the University of Toronto, Mississauga. We found that 49% of students don’t feel qualified for jobs in their fields: it’s called imposter syndrome. The first rejection hurts, and that’s okay, but don’t let that stop you from continuing your search. You should apply for jobs that interest you and for which you feel you are qualified. Creative tips and examples of what you can do to gain experience and be hired.