GPA Question - Online dual credit classes during high school

I was curious, during high school I took some online dual credit classes through my high school. They were at the high school yet through a Live Video Response type of thing, where we just had a professor on a screen and such. The college rated everything from a 79.6 to 89.4 as a B (3.0). So the multiple 89's and 88's I had are down on transcript as a 3.0! (Bummer I know).

Well I ended up making 5 B's and 1 A. So a GPA of 3.16 from these classes. Will these add up to be my cumulative GPA when applying for internships/jobs. Or would it be wiser when putting GPA down to only mention the UT Dallas GPA or Major GPA?

Or mention the cumulative and the "major" and have it as a point to explain about how I took them in high school and such?

I'm just curious.

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