Contents of college students' academic qualifications: school and major, academic qualifications, study time, GPA or degree scores, and honorary awards.

1, school and major

School and major refer to the name of the university or college a person attends and the major he studies. This information is one of the most important basic information when applying for a job, which can reflect a person's learning experience, academic ability and professional expertise. Its reputation, subject setting, teaching quality and other aspects will affect a person's job search prospects and career development.

Majors are directly related to personal career development, and employment prospects and salaries are related to majors studied. When describing the school and its major, it is necessary to briefly state the name and location of the school, and at the same time explain the characteristics of the discipline direction, basic theory and practical ability of the major studied, so that recruiters or admissions committees can better understand their academic level and professional ability.

2. Education

Academic qualifications refer to the academic qualifications obtained by a person through certain education and training. Usually divided into junior high school, high school, undergraduate, master, doctor and other different levels. People with different academic qualifications have different knowledge, skills, quality and career development prospects. When applying for a job or entering a higher school, you need to accurately describe your academic background and get better career development opportunities.

3. Study time

Study time refers to a person's study time in a school or educational institution, which usually includes entrance time and graduation time. The length of study time will affect one's study experience, academic ability and professional quality, and also affect one's career development. In the job application, accurately describing your study time is conducive to improving the success rate of job hunting.

4.GPA or degree score

GPA or degree score is a quantitative evaluation of a person's academic performance at school. GPA is usually calculated according to a specific algorithm, which can reflect a person's learning level and academic ability during college. Academic achievement refers to the academic achievement and degree level achieved by a person at the master's or doctoral level.

5, honorary awards

Honor award refers to the honor and reward that a person obtains in his study, scientific research and social activities. Honor award usually refers to a person who has made outstanding academic, professional or social contributions in a certain field and has high evaluation and recognition. In the process of job hunting and further study, honor awards can be highlighted as a person's advantages, which is conducive to improving the competitiveness and attractiveness of individuals.