1. Concise: Your resume doesn't need to be too long, usually one or two pages is appropriate. Clear and concise layout and format can help the Admissions Committee to quickly browse your experience and skills.
2. Personal information: including your name, contact information, email address and other basic information.
3. Education background: List your education background, major, school name, graduation date and other information. If you did well in school or won honors, you can also list them in this section.
4. Research experience: If you have relevant research experience, you must show it in your resume. Including your research projects, research results, research methods, etc.
5. Internship experience: If you have relevant internship experience, you can also list it in your resume. Including your internship position, internship company, internship content, internship results, etc.
6. Skills: List your professional skills, such as computer skills and language skills.
7. Hobbies: This part can show your personality and characteristics, but pay attention to your major.
8. Letter of recommendation: If a professor or tutor is willing to write a letter of recommendation for you, you can mention it in your resume.
9. Personal statement: This is your chance to show yourself to the Admissions Committee. You can write down your career goals, research interests, why you chose this major, etc.
Proofreading: Finally, be sure to proofread your resume carefully to make sure there are no typos or grammatical errors.