Transfer Student Confusion

I am a Junior transfer student applying for SA positions. Given that this is my first semester at my new University, on my resume I have both schools listed, with my old GPA under my old school, and N/A under my new school.

So first, do you think that is a good idea having N/A, or will it raise flags? I figured they could connect the dots and see that I am clearly a transfer student. Or, should I put my cumulative GPA up until this point (which would just be from my old University) which is a 3.7? I feel weird having that under my new school, but technically I am not lying right?

And lastly, I am filling out some early applications right now, and on every application it obviously asks your education details. So I input my new University, and then it asks for GPA. Do I put the 3.7 that I have until this point (even though it wasn't earned at this school), or do I put N/A in the application? I have no idea how to do this because they dont structure these things for transfer students.

Sometimes it asks if you had previous University experience, so I would put my old school and old GPA under that, but then for the new one, it still doesnt feel right having N/A or 0.0 for the GPA line. (Technically on my unofficial transcript, which I have to include for applications, it says my GPA is 0.0 because I havent finished a class here yet).

Let me know if anyone has had to do the same thing. I appreciate it, thanks.

 

In your first semester it's acceptable to put your GPA from your old school as both. Any online apps will be filtered out if you have N/A or 0.0/4.0 on there. During interviews you'll probably get asked about it since it's the same and you can explain it then.

 

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