Another resume question: "cum laude" or "with honors"?

moonchild
Tue, 07 May 2013 12:22:16 +0000

^^^ On just that difference, Sikorsky? I don’t think employers are so invested in a percentage point or two in gpa that they would let that take precedence over other factors. Especially since we’re talking about two excellent gpas, not poor ones.

Anyway, it’s the overall picture that’s important. If an employer thinks someone who has a 3.9 is going to automatically be a better employee than someone with a 3.85, they haven’t been in the hiring business very long.