Hi everyone! I’m an American-Australian hoping to leverage my dual citizenship to apply for IB roles in the US. My university uses a 7.0 GPA scale rather than the typical 4.0 system used in the US. I’m wondering if I should convert my GPA to the 4.0 scale on my resume for applications in the US to make it easier to assess my GPA, or if I should leave it as is to avoid confusion.
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Honestly I have no experience with this but what I think would be a good idea would be to say something like:
GPA: 7.0 / 7.0 (4.0 / 4.0 Equivalent)
or something like that. That way you are accurately showing what your resume is while also making it easier to understand
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