From my experience: Don't include your community college, unless that's where your degree is from. Even then, if you got an AS at a community college and then g

From my experience: Don't include your community college, unless that's where your degree is from. Even then, if you got an AS at a community college and then got a BS, just drop the AS. Include your GPA if it's better than 3.0/4.0. That's the cutoff point for most companies, and unfortunately some will be 3.5, so unless you know the hiring manager you'll just get filtered out. Some people try to tweak this by splitting out "Major GPA" versus "Overall GPA", but if your school was like mine then your community college work just transferred as credit, and doesn't impact your GPA outside of fewer classes in the calculation. Don't include your transcripts; this isn't a scholarship. My question is at what point do you drop your college GPA from your resume? After your first professional job, after 5 years, more?