| numerically? like 90-95 or what? |
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93+ is 4.0 (A)
90+ is 3.67 (A-) 87+ is 3.34 (B+) 83+ is 3.0 (B) 80+ is 2.67 (B-) |
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IDK...98?
A 4.0=100 3.9=99 3.8=98 ... 3.3=93 A- 3.2=92 3.1=91 3.0=90 B+ 2.9=89 ... |
Why don't you just take 5 points off for each 0.1 drop? 4.0 100 3.9 95 3.8 90 3.7 85 3.6 80 3.5 75 3.4 70 3.3 65 3.2 60 3.1 55 3.0 50 |
| usually an A is a 4.0 a b is a 3.0 a c is a 2.0 with appropriate mid points for pluses and minuses. |
| uh, weighted or unweighted? big difference |
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A is 80-100
B is 70-79 C is 60-69 D is 50-59 F is everything below Of course this is a little north of DC. |
| assuming if asking on a 100pt scale they mean unweighted |
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ours is
4.0 95+ 3.8 90+ 3.5 85+ 3. 80 2.5 75 2 70 |
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A 3.8 is the equivalent of an A- at my kid’s school.
The numerical scale is irrelevant |
Okay, what's an A-? Because at our school you can get a 95 and that's a 3.8. And it's not an A- to most people |
| It's meaningless to convert 3.8. All that matters is rigor of the courses, and ranking in your school. |
Because a B- isn't 50% |
What sort of wizardry is going on here? Why isn’t an A 90-100? Crazy. |
That’s how grades are calculated in Canada. |