I go to a Canadian university and GPA is calculated in terms of % here.
My uni has their own guide to to GPA conversion.
So if I have an average GPA of 86%, this would mean A. This would translate into something like 4.05/4.33.
How would GPA: 86% (4.05/4.33) look to a banker?
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If your school's GPA system is out of 4.3 (e.g. Columbia, Cornell, Stanford), then it wouldn't appear weird. Resumes from those schools will be read by alum anyways so they'll know what's up.
For your school, I'm not so sure.
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