Portfolio Tips

Keep it professional, type all pages, and label entries that are not self-explanatory.
Remember the interviewer does not have a lot of time to read, so keep it brief.
All entries should be current. Keep your resume updated.
Use good bond paper and a quality folder.
Protect all entries by using plastic insert pages. Remember that many interviewers will be handling your portfolio.
Try to organize the portfolio so it flows. Put most important entries first. For example, philosophy, resume, degree, certifications, awards, and scholarships.
Use bulleted statements whenever possible. Bullets draw the eye to important entries and help the interviewer with short, clear, and concise information about you.
Don't forget to bring your professional portfolio to the interview.
Don't leave your professional portfolio at the interview unless you make arrangements to retrieve it.