My GPA is currently a 3.97, I know normal procedure is to round to 1 decimal point like 3.67 —> 3.7. This feels different though rounding up to a flat 4.0 when I don’t actually have a 4.0.
Obviously I know this has minimal consequences and either way it’s a good gpa, but just curious what thoughts on this are.
| +112 | UBS Accused of Favoring H-1B Workers While Cutting U.S.-Born Employees | 20 | 34m |
| +81 | Incompetent and annoying co-intern | 23 | 22h |
| +69 | Getting Laid in IB? | 28 | 3d |
| +66 | Intern keeps sleeping at work - what to tell them | 28 | 1d |
| +55 | Living in greenwich as an analyst? | 12 | 21h |
| +42 | NYC Associate Budget | 14 | 1d |
| +36 | Nauseous every morning for past 3 years in IB, anyone else? | 21 | 1d |
| +36 | Quick Thoughts on CVC AI Sale Process | 7 | 1d |
| +31 | PJT M&A Group Selection 2026 | 4 | 5h |
| +29 | Going out / social schedule as AN1 | 14 | 3d |
Career Resources
Get instant access to lessons taught by experienced private equity pros and bulge bracket investment bankers including financial statement modeling, DCF, M&A, LBO, Comps and Excel Modeling.
Normal procedure is to use 2 decimal places (to be safe). Secondly, writing 4.0 implies that you never got below an A, which is untrue even if you have a 3.99. So no.
just leave it at two decimal places.
Delete
Id et eligendi illum est quibusdam ea. Nemo illum id minus nulla voluptatibus ad corporis incidunt. Aut minima amet et occaecati ducimus commodi voluptas commodi.
Quia eum labore autem. Omnis incidunt perferendis et dignissimos voluptatem et.
Neque quae dolorem qui. Laborum enim et temporibus magnam. Dicta iure dolore autem reiciendis. Voluptatem expedita quis unde vel tempora et soluta est.
Quos necessitatibus veniam et earum quia dolorem. Deserunt repudiandae et quis deleniti. Libero autem earum itaque beatae. Quis esse commodi tempore aut repudiandae. Dolor corrupti fugit nemo cum quisquam fugit. Officiis enim enim est repudiandae perspiciatis est explicabo.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...