When did B/B+'s become bad grades?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Key is for the colleges to be familiar with the school, the curriculum and the caliber of the recent graduates.

This. Assuming we're talking about DC, then understand that top __ colleges know the drill at Sidwell, NCS, Holton and so on.

+1 a B+ is a good grade at Sidwell

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you go to grad school a c is an f and a b is a D

If you go to any Ivy an F is quickly turned into a C and a D will get you a B.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Key is for the colleges to be familiar with the school, the curriculum and the caliber of the recent graduates.

This. Assuming we're talking about DC, then understand that top __ colleges know the drill at Sidwell, NCS, Holton and so on.

Given the population and SES here, the colleges know most of the big schools, I believe. They know MCPS and Bethesda schools, etc, they know Sidwell, they know St. John's and Burke, etc.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In 1996.

Mid-April, right?