Anyhow, my impressions of LaTeX so far have been great, and after using it for coursework, I have been trying to rewrite my resume in LaTeX instead of Word, which it currently is in. I have been able to copy the look of most of it, but there is one thing I haven't been able to figure out: getting two elements on the same line with different justifications. In Word, this is done by specifying tabs and the justifications for the tabs. I have uploaded an example of what I mean in Word in case that explanation isn't clear.
Below is the LaTeX formatting that I have written for this so far:
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\begin{indentation}{0pt}{0pt}{0pt}{\textbf{EDUCATION}}\end{indentation}\begin{indentation}{0pt}{0pt}{0pt}\textbf{University of Placeholder}, Cityville, Stateland\end{indentation}\begin{indentation}{0pt}{0pt}{0pt}\textit{Degree}, Major\begin{flushright}StartDate \textendash{} EndDate\end{flushright}\end{indentation}\begin{indentation}{0pt}{0pt}{0pt}\begin{itemize}\setlength{\itemsep}{0cm}\setlength{\parskip}{0cm}\item Bullet Number One\item Bullet Number Two\item Bullet Number Three\end{itemize}\end{indentation}