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I can see why this question has sat so long without an answer. The question you asked sounds contradictory of itself, in that it is often difficult to envision a student having professional achievements. It's like putting the cart before the horse for a majority of students. I'm not saying this is true for all students, as there are also those who seek a higher education at a later time in life, and those who change careers or go beyond their current level of education.

I'd just put down it's a work in progress. Sometimes humor is a good way of making an employer remember you out of a group of candidates, but also tends to show you are probably easy to get along with in a work environment.