Does anyone know what classes count towards major gpa?

I'm looking at my grade audit for my school, and its broken up into a few categories which I listed below. Am I correct to just calculate the Major requirements classes? Also a few of my classes were transferred over, and I was wondering if I am required to list them for this #?

Difference w/o counting: 3.76 With counting transfers: 3.58

Reason I want to list it on my gpa, is because my cumalative gpa is only 3.5, due to a few science classes that I bombed.

GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS: MAJOR REQUIREMENTS: COURSES USED TO FULFILL BOTH MAJOR & GENERAL EDUCATION REQS: GRADUATION REQUIREMENT:

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So I'm going to go with the higher number, since the difference is only 3 classes: calculus(C), macroecon(A), microecon(A).

And me coming from Rutgers puts me at a slight disadvantage as it is

 

I would recommend asking the career center on an issue like this. Although it would be nice to use the higher GPA, you do not want to be in a borderline situation where a potential employer will question your ethics.

 

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