CV

[Ms. V]

There are thousands of websites for making a CV. any recommended one?

[dagnabbit]

My advice would be to look through the CVs of professors/grad students in your field, observe common trends, and try to model yours after theirs. Mine is laid out like this:

Name and info (e-mail/phone number/etc)

Education

Research interests

Research experience

Honors and Honoraries

Other work experience

 

As an undergraduate, I don't have any publications or presentations to list, but if I did I would put them right after the research interests section. Hope that helps a little.

[Ms. V]

thanks for the reply but my question is not on "how" the CV should be arranged (the form). I'm actually looking for a website which makes a professional framework for the CV file (the CV is already written) 

[shur42]

I like to use LaTeX. There are some very neat CV templates around, like these: https://www.sharelatex.com/templates/cv-or-resume

[Ms. V]

hey thanks!