Expected GPA?

Have a summer course that is releasing grade after the deadline for the banks I’m applying.

I transferred into current college in spring semester, and university-wide decision of mandatory P/F left me with no GPA (transferring resets your GPA)

I know I’m getting at least A- in the summer course but am not 100% confident about an A.

What should I write for the GPA on my resume? Can I use “expected” on the resume? And will I be able to submit the app first and update it when the grade comes out?

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Yeah, I would put expected too. Though I should note, usually people put the different universities they went to their transcript and place a GPA for each university. Though that's usually for grad school and undergrad. Real interesting situation you have there.

 
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