The answer is accomplishments. Milady's resume guidance states directly that if you're a new graduate with little or no work experience, your resume should focus on skills and accomplishments.
The book elsewhere describes a resume as something that tells potential employers, at a glance, what your achievements and accomplishments are. Salary requirements and personal information are specifically discouraged on a resume in the same chapter, and technological savvy isn't the emphasis the book recommends — accomplishments is.
Milady Standard Barbering, 6th ed., Ch. 19 (Preparing for Licensure and Employment), p. 716: "Your resume should focus on skills and accomplishments."
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