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For comparison sake, I looked up what the grading scale was in my program: 90-93%=A-; 94-96%=A; 97-100%=A+
It goes to show how arbitrary that letter grade is on your transcript because all programs use slightly different grading criteria (including the PP's program which doesn't even have an A+).
I know it hurts mentally to see that 4.0 in the rearview mirror, but rest assured, it will make zero difference to your future employers. Be proud of your accomplishments in earning those As. I'm sure you worked really hard for them.
Success89
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why do they have an A- system in many nursing schools? I am so bummed that at our school to get an A+ you need a 93/94 ...that is hard to attain every semester! I got an A+ for three straight semesters and then anA- for the last two semesters because I only got a 91 in both classes! It dropped my Gpa to a 3.8! I had a perfect 4.0....and it's frustrating! Do you think my Gpa is still high?