I am taking a few graduate level courses in the Spring semester, both to supplement my CFA studies (which I'm scheduled to take in June), as well as to show my commitment and knowledge towards this career path.
Now, I'm applying as a graduate non-degree student as I'm not interested in committing to an MS Finance and haven't yet taken the GMAT. But what I'm wondering is, would it be okay for me to put my graduate level GPA on my resume? It's only going to be a few courses in the Spring semester for now, and I'm not committed to a graduate program, so I wasn't sure if that was a bad thing to do.
Also, on applications where it asks for your GPA would it be okay to put it there?
are you applying to jobs or internships as a current student?
what courses are you taking to supplement your cfa prep?
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