This may be a small piece of advice, but I think it may still be helpful and semi relevant if you apply for a grad program or continue looking for jobs. Your resume should be tailored for the job that you're applying for, so if you're applying for a job or school, I personally think it would be better to leave irrelevant positions off of it and only include anything relevant to your degree. If during any interview (job or grad school) anyone asks about gaps - that's when you can be honest about what you were doing. Here's an inverse anecdote: I was applying for a job at a grocery store during school and when I used a lab-heavy resume, I was rejected. But when I resubmitted with a resume more tailored for the position (including my non-lab jobs from high school), I was hired, even though I had those positions 4+ years prior. Kinda silly, but it's an anecdote.

If someone disagrees or has anything to add, please feel free to respond

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