I am wondering how I can best display my GPA

Hey all, I am wondering how I can best display my GPA. Currently my resume just states my cumulative GPA at 3.1. However, I have many GPA’s that I could use. I am a double major, econ and finance, at a semi-target school. This is how it breaks down. Cum 3.1, Business (accepted into faculty of business after second year) 3.2, Finance 3.5(and should rise at end of semester/year), Econ 3.2.

How much better will my resume look if I state my cumulative and finance GPA, given the fact that I will only be stating one of my majors? Will this look bad, should I state both majors, and even just my finance major excluding my cumulative?

I have good EC’s and a solid boutique IB experience along with other related summer positions. I was able to land 2 first round BB interviews and one second round early in the recruiting season, but things have been pretty dry ever since. I am open to corporate banking, transaction services/advisory and especially smaller boutiques. At this point I am just trying to increase my chances at getting some more interviews.

What do you think? Thanks.

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You could list the Finance GPA but the people looking at your resume aren't stupid - they will know it's because your cumulative isn't as good.

I would personally list both of them. That way you show that although your cumulative isn't great, you've been improving.

 

I would list it like this:

GPA: Finance (3.5), Economics (3.2)

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