Should I have my GPA/SAT on my resume?

Senior undergrad at a target school currently recruiting for full time gigs. My GPA is a 3.52 and my SAT is a 2400. I'm a little concerned about the GPA. It's decent for my major (biochem/CS) but definitely low compared to a lot of the business majors I'm up against. I know leaving it off won't stop me from getting dinged since I still have to enter it in the application portal. But for situations like in-person resume drops or emailing it to employees I've done informational interviews with would it be better if I took it off? I'd probably take my SAT score off as well.

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I've been told to put GPA on if it is above 3.3. And with a 2400, definitely put that on there because it is a great eye catcher and might help people look over the GPA. I've heard not putting the GPA sometimes instantly sends a message of below 3.0

 

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