Use the Career Center (CC) Career Guide for your rsum; use CC, course site and/or text for cover letter. For class purposes, this cover letter is also a business letter, which you should certainly know how to format and write as a college graduate. Don't use our text as an example for your rsum, especially if you are CS major. Don't use an online template (Word) for either R or CL. 2. You can apply for ANY JOB, as long as you can match your qualifications to the job. So, if you have experience with Special Operations Weather Teams for the Air Force, you can certainly apply for that job, for example. This means if you are at the beginning of training for your intended career but don't have enough experience or knowledge to put on your rsum, choose a job that you do qualify for. I have had GREAT submissions for fry cook, bank teller, server, retail associate, custodian... 3. Use an actual job posting so you can reference it. Summer session does not require actual job posting, but FALL AND SPRING SESSIONS DO. This actually makes this assignment easier as you can tailor cover letter/rsum to the requirements