Whether you're applying for an internship, a part-time role, or your first full-time job after graduation, the builder adapts its questions to what you actually have.
The Projects step is especially useful for students — it asks for the project name, your specific role, the technologies or tools used, and the outcome, then helps turn that into resume-ready language.
You can also add relevant coursework under Education, which matters when you don't yet have extensive work experience to lean on.
Yes — academic projects are valid and expected content for a student resume, especially when you can describe your specific contribution and the tools you used.