I will be applying for an entry level job soon, and I would appreciate a little feedback on my resume and cover letter :notworth:.
About me: Currently enrolled in a economics PhD program (ranked around 30). I will be dropping out because I decided academia isn't for me (it would likely lead to a teaching job). I have finished my masters a year ago.
My department let me keep my teaching assistant appointment for a semester (Spring 2015) while I get a job lined up. I decided that I would like to pursue an actuarial career. I had passed P in undergrad, so I took FM and MFE this semester and passed them. I'm not really sure what I should put about my situation or if I should just leave it off my resume/cover letter. On one hand a PhD program tends to be much more rigorous. On the other hand I'm dropping out.
I would be able to start a job around mid April. I'm not sure if I should include that somewhere also.
Thanks for your help.
About me: Currently enrolled in a economics PhD program (ranked around 30). I will be dropping out because I decided academia isn't for me (it would likely lead to a teaching job). I have finished my masters a year ago.
My department let me keep my teaching assistant appointment for a semester (Spring 2015) while I get a job lined up. I decided that I would like to pursue an actuarial career. I had passed P in undergrad, so I took FM and MFE this semester and passed them. I'm not really sure what I should put about my situation or if I should just leave it off my resume/cover letter. On one hand a PhD program tends to be much more rigorous. On the other hand I'm dropping out.
I would be able to start a job around mid April. I'm not sure if I should include that somewhere also.
Thanks for your help.
Resume/Cover Letter Critique
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