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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Is A- considered an A? [/quote] It says A, right? What am I missing?[/quote] Do you not see the little minus sign next to the A? That is what you are missing. An A is an A. An A- is an A-. Straight A's means that you got only A's. If you got A's and A-'s, then you say that you got all A's and A-'s. Seems pretty simple to me.[/quote] Except if you go to a HS where a 90 is an A, you get to say I have all As. If you go to a HS where 92 is an A- then you have to say you didn't get all As. Doesn't make sense in all contexts.[/quote] Why doesn't it make sense? Some schools have different grading systems, and the grades are worth different amounts with regard to GPA. It is what it is...[/quote]
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