Transfer Student - What to do about GPAs?

I noticed that some firms are already releasing applications. I transferred to my current school this year, so I don't have a GPA yet. On my resume, I have listed both my current school and my previous school, with my GPA from my previous school included under the previous school. However, I was unsure about how to address the fact that I don't have a GPA for my current school yet. Should I just leave my resume as is (no GPA line under new school, old school GPA under old school)?

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Yes, but they won’t start reviewing apps until after the year ends, and won’t close until January at the earliest.

Edit: Sorry, I see that now. Stifel/KBW for instance closes 12/14 this year… in that case, I personally would include the GPA you anticipate achieving this semester since you should have a pretty good idea by 12/1. Ex. I was on pace for a 4.0 my transfer semester (and was confident in doing so) but to be cautious put down 3.9 in case of any late semester blunders. If you’re truthful about your performance, I don’t see the hurt in anticipating your expected GPA, especially if you’re a top student. You could also just put “Expected GPA” as a line item.

 

Just wondering, I am also a transfer student. I got a 3.9 at my old school, but at my new school it will probably be a 3.5 due to a curve that only the top 30% of the class can get As. Since 3.5 is a lot lower, would it still be better to keep them seperate or average them and label it “cumulative GPA”

 

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