<p>So I'm sure many people have experienced this situation I'm sure, where, in my case at least, a 90 is an A-, an 89 is a B+, and you have a quarter grade somewhere between the two.</p>
<p>Last quarter, I had an 89.3 in Precalc. Of course that didn't round up -_-
This quarter, I have an 89.1 in Lit. We still have some assignments that might make it go up marginally, but I'm not sure if I can get to an A-.</p>
<p>Don't worry, same annoying problem last year. I had an 89.25 for a final grade in Bio, and I got a 91 on my final. If I got a 92, one more point on my final, I would've gotten one more point for that term, and then 89.5 for my final grade, which would have rounded up T_T</p>
<p>I've gotten one 89.5 and one 89.6 in high school, both of which rounded up to an A-. But I definitely feel your pain being borderline like that is the worst.</p>
<p>aigiqinf, I'm not complaining about the numeric grade itself (we used to have a seven-point scale), but its the "so close but so far" aspect, and the fact that its a borderline from an A- and a B+. Not even half a percent -_-</p>
<p>Great thread....every single B+ D1 had on her transcript was based on an 89.6, 7, 8....and no, her teachers would not round up....they laughed at her when she asked.....</p>
<p>Our grading program auto-rounds. It's great when you have that 89.5 that the teacher normally wouldn't round up. =]
Don't you people who have the weird grading have your grade recalculated by colleges?</p>
<p>yea, i know..it's ok, I just have to work extremely hard not to get anymore final grade B's.. (almost impossible, lol) I have a question though, we have 4 terms in a year. Would an unweighted GPA calculate each term or just the final grade?</p>