THE GRAD PATHWAY - $149
How would you like your name to appear on your resume (ie include middle initial or full middle name, etc). This is typically your legal name.
How would you like your address to appear? Would you prefer the short version (city and state only) or the full version (street address, city, and state)? NOTE: This will be the info I may use to contact for more info.
How would you like your contact information to appear? Please specify which details to include—such as phone number, email address, or website (e.g., portfolio or LinkedIn)—based on what’s most relevant and appropriate for your resume.
What Sets You Apart? Share the unique skills, experiences, or accomplishments that make you stand out. For example, this could include leadership roles, specialized expertise, or achievements that distinguish you in your field.
Please outline your work history, including job titles, company names, employment dates, and key responsibilities. Highlight achievements or skills developed that are relevant to your current career goals.
Please provide details about your highest level of education, including school name, degree earned, and graduation year. You can also include any relevant certifications or specialized training.
If available, please provide a link to the job posting or copy/paste the job description. This helps tailor your resume to match the specific qualifications and keywords the employer is looking for, ensuring a more targeted and effective application.
You’ll also have the option to upload a recent resume and/or cover letter. While not required, providing these documents is preferred, as it helps me identify areas for improvement, understand your current layout, and ensure your new resume is enhanced.
What YOU Get with this package...
1. Entry-Level Resume — “Education → Potential” Storytelling Approach
What this means:
Rather than a sterile list of classes and GPA, this resume reframes your academic and extracurricular experience into the language of impact — the same language hiring managers use.
We extract the achievements hiding inside:
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Class projects that show teamwork, initiative, and outcomes
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Leadership roles that show reliability and character
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Skills gained from research, volunteer work, or internships
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Action verbs and data points that give employers confidence you can contribute
Why it’s worth it:
A self-written graduate resume is often overlooked in 10 seconds. A Riveting Resume transforms it into a hiring conversation starter — a personalized narrative built to pass both human eyes and ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems).
2. LinkedIn Profile Setup & Optimization
What this means:
Your digital first impression is now as important as your resume — and recruiters search by keywords.
We’ll build or optimize your profile to:
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Highlight your personal brand headline (not just “Recent Grad”)
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Use SEO-driven keywords to show up in recruiter searches
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Create a “Summary” section that sells your story and potential
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Include multimedia (projects, presentations, portfolios) to stand out visually
Why it’s worth it:
Without optimization, even the best grad profiles get buried. This ensures you show up when employers are searching for entry-level talent — often before they ever post a job listing.
3. Career Direction Consultation (30 minutes)
What this means:
A personalized strategy call to identify your best-fit career direction. We’ll cover:
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Translating your degree into real job titles and industries
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Reviewing your strengths, communication style, and interests
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Building a target job list with a step-by-step action plan
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How to pitch yourself confidently in interviews or networking
Why it’s worth it:
Grads often waste months applying to roles that don’t align with their skillset or goals. One focused session saves time, confusion, and missed opportunities by clarifying your direction from the start.
4. “Interview Confidence” Coaching Call
What this means:
A one-on-one 30–45 min session focused on building your confidence and communication skills for interviews.
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We’ll walk through behavioral and situational questions
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Practice how to answer with clarity using the “STAR” method
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Learn how to discuss lack of experience without apologizing for it
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Create a few polished, memorable talking points
Why it’s worth it:
The right mindset and delivery turn “no experience” into “fresh perspective.” This call equips grads with the emotional confidence and language to make that leap.