<p>I was wondering what most school's grading scales actually were. Is my school's harsh or easy? I have a 4.0 UW GPA and I was wondering if I had to work any harder... point wise.</p>
<p>That would be so much easier! Sometimes I have a 93 at progress reports and it kills me to get that A, I don't think I would have to work hard at all to get a 4.0 on that scale.</p>
<p>But then again, my school sucks, so why does it matter.</p>
<p>Consider yourself lucky that you go to a higher end high school. Some us get stuck with crappy, under-performing schools full of under-achievers that bring down the school's standards in the eyes of colleges.</p>
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That would be so much easier! Sometimes I have a 93 at progress reports and it kills me to get that A, I don't think I would have to work hard at all to get a 4.0 on that scale.
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<p>Really tacky thing to say. After all, you don't know his school, so you don't know how difficult it is to get that 90 grade. So to declare that it would be easier is an impossible assumption.</p>
<p>80-100 A
70-79 B
60-69 C
50-59 D
Below 50 Fail</p>
<p>standards seem kinda lax, but our school is very competitive and our teachers are very strict with their standards so very few students break the 90% range.</p>
<p>Ours is a straight 60 - 100 % game in Stuyvesant High School. I feel this kind of system escalates competition much more than the A,B,C,D grading system because you will know more precisely if you have a "high A" (99) or a "low A" (94). I wish we had letter grades...</p>
<p>90-100 A
80-89 B
70-79 C
65-69 D
below 64 F</p>
<p>Weighted System
Honors and AP Classes given 10% of your final grade added to the final grade.
73 + 10% = 80.3
82 + 10% = 90.2
90 + 10% = 99
95 + 10% =104.5</p>
<p>80-100 A
70-79 B
60-69 C
50-59 D
40-49 E
Below 40 Fail</p>
<p>Very few people in my school get +90% averages too. There's a genius in my class (not exaggerating - she does 3 subjects out of the school timetable, 1 by herself, and we go to a top school nationally), and she got 93% last year...our teachers have REALLY high standards!!! :)</p>