Degree/Level Attained

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Education
You can use this section of your resume to include your formal education. Job-related training, seminars, continuing education, and other education experiences can be noted in the Additional Information section of your resume.
If you did not complete high school, or you are currently a high school student, include this section by choosing ‘None of these levels completed’ from the drop-down list.
School or Program Name
Enter the name of the school or program you attended (e.g., Boston College or Computer Hardware Program).
Education Level
High School Diploma or GED or High School Equivalent: Earned a high school diploma or GED (General Equivalency Diploma).
Certificate/IEP achieved by participant with disability: Completed an organized program of study given by a recognized body or authority in a given subject area (i.e., MCSE, Java, CFA, Series 7, etc.).
High School and some college work: Attended college but has not graduated.
Other Post-Secondary Degree or Certificate: Earned a professional degree (i.e., law, medical, dental, etc.) at an accredited institution.
Associate Degree: Completed undergraduate studies and earned a 2-year degree at an accredited institution.
Bachelor's Degree: Completed undergraduate studies and earned a 4-year degree (i.e., BA, BS, etc.) at an accredited institution.
Master's Degree: Completed post-college graduate studies and earned a master's level degree (i.e., MBA, etc.) at an accredited institution.
Doctorate: Earned degree (i.e., PhD), title or rank of doctor from an accredited institution.
Additional Information
Enter a description of the education. You may want to include any minors, special studies, or other additional notes such as GPA, honors, distinctions, and coursework (e.g., built a fully functional database-backed website).