Should I put expected grade on CV?

Hi Guys,

Quick question: Should I put an expected grade on my spring week CV?

I haven't been given an official expected grade so can I just put First class honours?

Not sure what other info I can put under the Uni section of my cv,

Any advice would be appreciated

3 Comments
 

If you are working at like a 68+, then sure put a First Class predicted. If you're working at a 55, 60, 62 whatever, then it's disingenuous. But you should (must?) indicate your predicted grade.

 

Thanks for your response,

I haven't had any formal examinations/assesments yet but have been acing the practice questions, Should I put a 1st?

 

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