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I would say do your acct major, biz major, and cum in that order so the 3.8 stands out at the top of your page.

Based on my little experience of looking at my friend's resumes, including making my own for my interviews, I have seen cum first, than both majors one under the other

are you interviewing for big 4 accounting gigs? or BB

 

banker88: You should just put cumulative GPA and exclude major GPAs - 3.8 is strong enough to open every GPA-based door. The rest of your resume has to make the pitch after that.

Default: I'd tell you the same thing - 3.6 is fine. However, if your accounting 3.85 really makes you feel that much better, I'd go in order of Cumulative/Business/Accounting ---> if you're listing one major you should list both.

 

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