When to take off GPA from resume? PERE recruiting

I graduated college in the spring and am currently working in the RE group of a family office. Been taking calls with PERE recruiters, and one recently asked me for my resume. I had a 3.5 GPA in college (used to be higher but stopped going as hard in school senior year once I signed with my firm).

Should I leave it on because it's 3.5+? At what point can I take it off? I've heard different things. If I left it off would recruiters automatically think it's dog shit? Help me out fam

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