Student template
Campus resume template
A resume template that puts education and projects first for a recent degree. See a filled-in example.
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Who it suits
Campus puts education and projects ahead of thin experience, for recent graduates and early teachers. It complements Starter: Starter stays job-first and lean; Campus leads with the degree block under the name.
How the layout works
- Header with name, a short accent mark, headline and contact.
- Education and projects ordered near the top when present.
- Then experience, skills and the rest in one column.
- Warm accent; photo optional and off by default.
ATS notes
Campus is a single column of real text with no tables, so it reads in order. Folio tags it Student because of who it is for, not because of a risky layout.
When to pick something else
You already have several years of full-time work that should lead the page. Choose Classic, Atlas or Brief.
Tips for filling it in
- Lead with coursework outcomes and projects that match the job.
- Keep part-time work honest; do not invent titles.
- Add certifications only when they are real and relevant.
Campus template questions
How is Campus different from Starter?
Both suit early careers. Starter is a lean job-first page; Campus reorders toward education and projects under a short accent mark.
Can I move experience higher?
Yes. Reorder sections in the editor if a role wants work history first.
Resume examples that use this layout
Each example is a fictional person, with a summary, bullets and skills written for the role.
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Try the Campus layout with your own details
Open the editor with this template, replace the sample text, and watch the page update as you type.
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