- goatman327
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Posted by: Ben2974
Posted by: SKYDROME
I'm not an American, so, would someone explain whats happening here?
Grades in the American school system use letters A-F (or E for F depending on where you're from) to describe your level of success in the class, usually with grades in between like B- and B+.
Typically:
A = 95-100%, or 4.00
A- = 90-94%, or 3.67
B+ = 87-89%, or 3.33
B = 83-86%, or 3.00
B- = 80-83%, or 2.67
C+ = 77-79%, or 2.33
C = 73-76%, or 2.00
C- = 70-73%, or 1.67
D = 60-69%, or 1.00
F = below 60%, or 0.00
My cumulative score is a 3.00 for this semester.
For this semester I got:
C
B+
B+
B-
A-
generally, most places don't use a plus/minus system for the GPA.