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FatLeeAdama2Data/IT, USA•

This is a tough call. In theory, your resume should be one page (at your experience level).

If you were applying for an internship or Best Buy... I'd cut it down. If you're going to use this resume for college applications or education/volunteering.... I'd leave it the way it is.

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