Agree with other responses that you really just shouldn't volunteer it. But if you're finding employers that you want to work for insist on seeing your GPA, you

Agree with other responses that you really just shouldn't volunteer it. But if you're finding employers that you want to work for insist on seeing your GPA, you can reframe which part of your educational experience you calculate it based on. - If you got an AA with a low GPA but a high GPA in the last two years before the BA, just give it for the last two years and say its a different degree program. - Ditto if you re-enrolled at a different school. Many schools only consider your GPA at that school for the purposes of reporting it. - Or if you went to grad school, just share your GPA from grad school. If I see a 4.0 in an MBA program I'm not going to ask what the undergrad GPA is. If its really causing a problem there are one-year Masters.