Question: If someone asks for your GPA, and it was 3.45, would you say 3.5? Or list it on a resume that way?
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I wouldn't.
(Who is asking for your GPA? I'm always weirded out when it comes up in the context of anyone past say 30, unless it's a school application.)
Dana, why is someone asking for your GPA? That's ridiculous at your age.
Even worse, it's my husband. He's potentially interviewing with a lab, and if your GPA is under 3.5, they need VP approval to hire. (That's fucking absurd, right?)
Wow, that is ridiculous.
Even worse, it's my husband. He's potentially interviewing with a lab, and if your GPA is under 3.5, they need VP approval to hire. (That's fucking absurd, right?)
Incredibly absurd. What was his in-major GPA? Could he give them that? (Mine was worse than my overall, but i think that's not usual)
This was his MBA, so I don't think he had any non-major classes.
Lord, I don't even remember my GPA. I graduated Cum Laude, but that's all I remember.
I have no idea what my GPA was. If it was 3.45 I would say that though, not round up, especially if it is something they could easily verify.
So his years of work experience don't matter as much as one B on a test a long time ago?
This is why no one can have nice things.