<p>Just wondering. My high school's is 94-100 and B's are 87-93. Pretty harsh :/</p>
<p>89.5-100=A
79.5-89.49-B
and so on....</p>
<p>^^Wow, I'd love to go to your school. I always get 89.7's and things like that! Evil not rounding teachers!!</p>
<p>gyros, not so much. :)</p>
<p>haha i no :)</p>
<p>92.5 - 100 - A
86.5 - 92.5 - B</p>
<p>Most teachers will give you the A at 89.5 at my school. However, some of the meaner teachers will give you a B at 89.99.</p>
<p>90-100 A
80-89 B
70-79 C
60-69 D
59 or lower F</p>
<p>Is a D a passing grade, or a nicer way of saying fail? I don't have Ds at my school.</p>
<p>92.5-100 A
85.5-92.4 B</p>
<p>91.5 - 100 A
82.5 - 91.4 B</p>
<p>My school grades on a 100-point scale. Land mark grades are 85 (mastery), 65 (failing), and 55 (the grade at which you're not allowed to go to summer school and re-do the class -- you have to re-take it next school year).</p>
<p>Standard:</p>
<p>90-100 A
80-89 B
70-79 C</p>
<p>There are no D's, you have to take the class over</p>
<p>92-100 ---> A
83-91 ----> B</p>
<p>And I don't remember what a C is. x.x Or a D.</p>
<p>90-100 - A
80-89 - B
70-79 - C
60-69 - D
59 or lower - F
Incomplete - I</p>
<p>93-100 - A
85-92 - B
84-77 - C
76-70 - D
69-0 - F</p>
<p>89.5-92.4 - A-
92.5-96.4 - A
96.5-100 - A+</p>
<p>Same pattern for Bs, Cs, and Ds. F is anything below a 60. I think the computer automatically rounds everything. If not, then teachers usually round up.</p>
<p>100-90 = A
89-80 = B
79-70 = C
69-65 = D
64 and below = F</p>
<p>Long-ranged, but good. =]</p>
<p>And most teachers round up.</p>
<p>98.5+ A+
93.5-98.49 A
91.5-93.49 A-
89.5-91.49 B+
85.5-89.49 B
83.5-85.49 B-
73.5-83.49 C
64.5-73.49 D
<64.5 F repeat class no summer school</p>
<p>99-100 A+
94-98 A
90-92 B+
84-89 B</p>
<p>huh! i envy you guys w/ 90-100 A grading scales- i would have like straight A's if it werent for thos darned B+'s</p>
<p>Not a US student, but I thought I'd throw this out there:</p>
<p>80-100 A
70-79 B
55-69 C
35-55 D</p>
<p>< 35 is an F</p>
<p>I know how ridiculously long-ranged this looks, but that's rather deceptive. The top students have mixes of As, Bs, and Cs.</p>