Just graduated and had my GPA at an awkward position of 3.797... Should I round it off to 3.8/4.3? if yes, should i put it as 3.80/4.30 specifically or else people might doubt my actual GPA is like 3.75 or something.
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literally doesn’t matter. 3.79 or 3.8.
If you’re so worried about someone vilifying you for a 3.75 put 3.79.
3.75 based on your rounding skills
lol nice
According to our career center (actual successful career finance professionals), you should put as many decimals as they appear on your transcript and not round up on your own.
My undergrad is 3 decimals and grad is 2 decimals.
Let’s see Paul Allen’s GPA:
4.000, Harvard
No one gives a shit
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