Nursing School Grading Scale
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0Jul 29, '06 by edcampbeHello there,
I'm wondering what kind of grading school you have (or had if you're graduated now) in your nursing school. At the University of Portland an A is 95-100, A- is 91-94.9, B+ is 88-90.9, B is 83-87.9, B- is 80-82.9, and a failing score is below 73.
I'm trying to see if this is in-line with other nursing schools in the area. It seems like our A range can be near impossible sometimes. Especially since we don't round up or down (i.e. a 94.82 is a 94.82 or an A-).
Thanks,
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- 0Sep 9, '06 by IndianapolisNurseMy nursing school grading scale here in Indiana was this:
A= 93-100
B= 83-92
C= 74-82
Anything under a 74 (with rounding used) was failing although , we had no
A-B+-C+-
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- 0May 16, '12 by jc32665Quote from edcampbeUniv Wisconsin Milwaukee CON (BSN) grades as follows:Hello there,
I'm wondering what kind of grading school you have (or had if you're graduated now) in your nursing school. At the University of Portland an A is 95-100, A- is 91-94.9, B+ is 88-90.9, B is 83-87.9, B- is 80-82.9, and a failing score is below 73.
I'm trying to see if this is in-line with other nursing schools in the area. It seems like our A range can be near impossible sometimes. Especially since we don't round up or down (i.e. a 94.82 is a 94.82 or an A-).
Thanks,
Evan
A 95-100
A- 93-94
B+ 91-92
B 87-90
B- 85-86
C+ 85-84
C 79-83
Anything below a 79 and you can not progress in the major, and must repeat the class until you earn at least a 79. Not for the faint of heart.
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