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Include school's median GPA on Resume?
Putting my law school gpa on resume, should I also include what my schools target median GPA is? I have a 3.5, which is probably top third, but will firms know that without the median reference point? Was going to do something like: GPA: 3.5/4.3, class target mean: x.xx
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Re: Include school's median GPA on Resume?
No, because you would be guessing and you should never do that - even if the school lists a target gpa.
The firm most likely has hired someone from your school before, so they know that a 3.5 is good. In fact, 3.5 is generally around top 1/3 at the most grade inflated law schools. Thus, no one is going to see a 3.5 and assume that you are around median or below, if that is what you are worried about.
The firm most likely has hired someone from your school before, so they know that a 3.5 is good. In fact, 3.5 is generally around top 1/3 at the most grade inflated law schools. Thus, no one is going to see a 3.5 and assume that you are around median or below, if that is what you are worried about.
