When writing a resume with a double major, how would you approach a major g.p.a.? Is it okay to simply list only one major gpa on the resume because one of my majors has a significantly higher gpa than the other one and it would be beneficial to have one gpa and the cumulative rather than just the cumulative or all of the gpas.
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I just list a "Program GPA" which is my major GPA (higher than my overall), but doesn't sound as much like you're dodging the question (imo). I've never had it questioned.
I take the avg of the 2 GPAs
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