<p>Hey guys,</p>
<p>I am applying for jobs, and have a doubt about my resume. I did the first two years at a community college, and then transferred to Bentley University, in MA. my GPA at CC was 3.8, and at Bentley 3.65. Career Office says I should not mention CC, but I am not sure about it because if they ask for transcripts they will see I transferred 53 credit hours from CC.</p>
<p>What would your advise concerning this be?</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>I want to hear about this too; last summer I took classes at community college which limited my job search and this summer I’m planning to as well. </p>
<p>Should I mention that I was attending community college over the summer so they aren’t wondering why I was potentially slacking off over the summer or would they think I’m trying to take the easy way out by taking some courses at community college.</p>
<p>These courses are basic histories, and governments, and one physics course.</p>
<p>Major: Petroleum Engineering</p>
<p>anyone, please?</p>
<p>You don’t need to list it on your resume, unless you got an Associates Degree, then you’d probably want to mention it just to make yourself look better.</p>
<p>The school that awarded you your degree will also list the credits you transferred in, but they probably will not have a GPA, just classes and credits.</p>
<p>On a resume you typically only list colleges that you received some sort of degree/certification from, unless you maybe haven’t finished yet or the courses you took at a separate institution are relevant to the job you are applying for.</p>
<p>Some people receive credits form 4 or 5 different schools before they actually graduate - no need to list them all.</p>
<p>Remember, there is a big difference between lying about your resume and just providing relevant information.</p>