You could make a section called "Selected Publications" or otherwise indicate that you're listing some but not all of your books.
Likewise, you can and should indicate that you're only listing a few things you did in college. The more time you've spent in the workforce, the less relevant your college activities are, so you probably don't want to give them a long list anyway.
More in this lesson: https://classic.7sage.com/admissions/lesson/what-to-cut/
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thanks! I think I figured it out. Appreciate the link as well.
You could make a section called "Selected Publications" or otherwise indicate that you're listing some but not all of your books.
Likewise, you can and should indicate that you're only listing a few things you did in college. The more time you've spent in the workforce, the less relevant your college activities are, so you probably don't want to give them a long list anyway.
More in this lesson: https://classic.7sage.com/admissions/lesson/what-to-cut/
Good luck!