For Students
An ATS score checker that reads a student resume fairly.
Student resumes lose points for things that are not your fault: no job titles, no company names, no revenue numbers. The fix is to present coursework, projects, and campus roles in the shape a parser and a screener both understand.
- • Free scan against any internship or graduate-role posting.
- • Credits projects, labs, and campus leadership as evidence.
- • Tells you which required tool you used but never named.
- • Flags the layout issues common in campus resume templates.
- • Rebuild straight into an ATS-safe template afterwards.
How to score projects like experience
Give every project a role line: what you owned, not what the team built.
Name the stack inside the bullet. 'Built a Flask API serving 2,000 requests a day' beats 'web development project'.
Add one outcome per project, even an academic one: accuracy, runtime, users, grade percentile.
Link a repository or a live demo. It converts a claim into proof in one click.
What to cut from a campus resume
Objective statements, declarations, photos, and hobbies unless the posting asks.
Skill rating bars and star ratings. They score nothing and consume a third of the page.
School-level results once you have a degree in progress, unless the employer explicitly filters on them.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Paste the internship posting exactly as you would a full-time role; the scoring works the same way.
Two or three with depth. A list of eight shallow projects scores worse than two with numbers and links.
Include it if it is above the threshold the posting names, or if the employer is a campus recruiter. Otherwise use the space for a project.
Yes, the first full analysis is free with no signup.