JACQUELYN SMITH AND MIKE NUDELMAN

Approximately 1.9 million students in the US will graduate from college with a bachelor's degree this year. And a good number of them will apply to jobs using résumés riddled with mistakes.

According to research from TheLadders, a career and job matching resource for professionals, employers spend an average of six seconds reviewing a résumé before making the initial decision on candidates. So it's absolutely imperative that your résumé be as close to perfect as humanly possible, says Amanda Augustine, a career management expert.

http://www.businessinsider.com/terrible-resume-for-a-recent-college-grad-2015-4