<p>i dunno for fact that they have grade inflation, but i think Emory doesn't have grade deflation. Students earn what they deserved.</p>
<p>Private schools are more likely to have grade inflation I guess...since they're actually accountable to someone...like the students' parents, unlike public schools that are accountable to no one but the state.</p>
<p>The top publics are notorious for harsh curves and grade deflation e.g. Berkeley.</p>
<p>It depends on what school you go to and what classes you're taking. Remember, alot of colleges are based on the B+,B-,A-,A+ system meaning there's a huge difference between a B+ and a B- which can effect your GPA. It's not impossible to get A's and B's you can do it ;)</p>
<p>It's easier at UGA, I hear. They don't care much about grades up there. GSU doesn't either, but they really have any reason to make themselves look good. Barely anyone knows a GSU that isn't Georgia Southern exists.</p>
<p>There is also the High School</p>
<p>Get Bs-don't do your work and be smart.</p>
<p>Or for some classes:</p>
<p>Get As-dont do your work and be smart.</p>
<p>"There is also the High School</p>
<p>Get Bs-don't do your work and be smart.</p>
<p>Or for some classes:</p>
<p>Get As-dont do your work and be smart."</p>
<p>Only for PE and the slacker classes :(</p>
<p>Is UT@Austin grade inflated?</p>
<p>At either UGA or Ga State, it really isn't difficult at all to get As. My friends tell me their work and it's kind of funny.. I even sat in on a few classes and they kind of reminded me of early high school. You shouldn't have any trouble if you put a smidge of work in.</p>
<p>I go to a private school in the Boston area and worked my BUTT off to barely get straight Bs my first semester, which is something I never experienced. This semester I'm taking all upperclass seminar classes as the only freshman, so it's still rough going but I know what to expect so I'm set. First semester will always be bad, and it gets better from there.</p>