I have a 3.59 now. I round off to a 3.6 in my resume, and I don't anticipate any problem with that.
So, when online apps ask for GPA to 2 decimal places, would I run into a problem if I put in a 3.60?
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I think rounding up from 3.59 to 3.6 is fine.My ga is 3.538. If the online asks for GPA to 1 decimal place, should I round down to 3.5?
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