Difference between GPA when submitted/GPA when interviews start - I put down a 3.4 on my resume

So basically, I put down a 3.4 on the resume when I had applied which was my GPA at the time. This semester, a teacher made a mistake about my grade and has given me an F in one of my classes. I'm in the midst of the appeal process to get the grade that I deserve in the class. My question is... will the 2 bb's I'm interviewing for...I have one superday scheduled and a first round at another bank....will they look at my new 3.2 GPA and think that I tried to lie since I had a 3.4 previously? Or does the bank take into account that my cum gpa has changed since the time I submitted my resume? I'm like totally paranoid right now... any clarity on the issue would be appreciated ...thanks

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They will probably have your transcript so they may think you lied.  However, carefully explain your situation.  I would also be prepared for the question, "Why did you get an F in that class?"  An F looks really bad so make up any kind of story to help your case.

 

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