Because it allows employers to pre-screen. They don't want students walking in with the interviewer pre-biased against them because of their grades.of Benito Cereno wrote:why do they discourage it?huckabees wrote:If they ask for it to be listed, you might want to list it. However, CLS strongly discourages listing these (except named honors) for EIP.of Benito Cereno wrote:what are the policies for listing grades, gpa, and estimated class rank on our resumes. Many jobs ask for this information to be listed. For example, one government job I want to apply to today asks for "class rank, or if unavailable estimated position."
does cls have any policies in this regard.
As for your original question, I would probably but N/A. If you had a full year you could estimate based on median = 3.27, Stone = 3.41 = top 30%, but the distribution after only one semester will be wider and hard to estimate.