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What is expected to go on an undergraduate CV/Resume?

I am applying for a psychology REU for this summer and they have requested a CV/resume for my application. I am not sure what to put on there. If I were a graduate student or an upcoming professor, I might have a lot more material but as a young undergraduate I just don’t know what to put on it. Should any of my high school achievements go on there if they are pertinent? I’m looking for some advice so I can have the best chance for being accepted.
gpt
Your career services office is a good place to start, there might also be a branch of the graduate school/academic services that will look over your CV for you. Since it's an academic opportunity, run your CV past your faculty advisor for review. If you don't have an assigned faculty advisor, go to the prof you've worked with the most and trust. Give them at least two weeks heads up to review, they're busy. Typically you do not put anything from high school on your college CV, unless you won like a national award or something.