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When referencing a degree on your resume you should spell out the degree. So, for an Associates Degree you might write the following: Associate's Degree in Business or you might put something like: Associate of Applied Science. Depending on the degree, you will include the type. The degree is referenced under the education section and includes the name of the school from which the degree was obtained. I do not recommend listing units or courses on your resume. The resume is an opportunity for you to showcase your achievements. Answer If you have worked on school projects that are specific to the job, add a sentence or two below the degree listing. This is helpful if your specific degree does not sound like it applies. However, keep it brief; this is just an introduction to your abilities.
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It depends how you are defining a minor degree. That being said, degree abbreviations after a name are typically reserved for master's and doctorate degrees when work related.
Clearly, if you do not have formal qualifications, you should list your informal qualifications. You must have some abilities, training, or experience of some kind, even if you have never received a certificate or diploma to attest to them.
Yes, a relevant class project should go on your resume. It can go in the Education section, or in its own section, or under Experience. Whichever you are most comfortable with.
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at the bottom part of your resume or you can put it on the footer part.
Just your name only. An AA is a basic 2 year degree and the only time you can add a degree with your name is a doctorate. Also whatever your certificate is in you never put that down. You could frame the AA and your certificate and place them on the wall where you work or at home.
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You can write your intended course or the field you want to purse in the future. But remember to write all your skills, strengths and talents in your resume. This will help your potential employer know you better.
Not necessarily. The purpose of a resume is to get an interview. Please remember, though, that not mentioning a degree is very different from denying that you have one. Remember too, if you get a job far outside of your educational focus, you are probably not going to enjoy it much.