Ivy resume template

It is the natural pick for students and recent graduates applying to internships, graduate programs, research posts and first jobs, and for campus recruiting in finance, consulting and law, where reviewers expect this look. Experienced applicants in traditional fields also value its instant familiarity.

Your name, set in capitals, heads a centered block with a regular serif headline and a contact line divided by vertical bars. Each entry then opens with a bold role or degree and an italic line for the school or employer; dates stand at the right edge in the same dark ink as the text, not gray.

• Bold capital name centered above a bar-separated contact line
• Uppercase serif headings over full-width black rules
• Bold titles, italic schools and employers, dates in dark ink

With no photo, color or icons, Ivy keeps applicant tracking systems (ATS) on familiar ground. The vertical bars between contact details act as separators, so email, phone and links stay distinct when the text is extracted. Type your name and headings normally; the template sets the capitals.

• As a student or recent graduate, put Education first and fill in Grade / GPA if your average is strong.
• Limit the contact line to four items so it fits on one line; a fifth often wraps.