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3.297 is 3.30 for all practical purposes...it will not matter if your GPA is off by 0.003 out of 4 (0.075%) coz I think any standard deviation in GPA would be greater than that number. Yeah, I know it sound stupid. Go figure. :P
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most schools ask for 2 decimal points, so round to the nearest hundredth. So 3.30 (since 3.297 rounds to 3.30)
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...3.30 just sounds better than 3.297 ;)


now i got another question for you...can i round my gmat score from 660 to 700 (....joking)