Your school's Grading scale?

I'm in Texas, too.

The school I start at in January isn't too bad.

90-100 - A

80-89 - B

75-79 - C

Anything below 75 is failing.

I'm in Texas, too.

The school I start at in January isn't too bad.

90-100 - A

80-89 - B

75-79 - C

Anything below 75 is failing.

Oh wow --- NICE -- I would have graduated with a 4.0 under that scale :)

I'm not in Texas so this may not be helpful, but my school's grading is as follows:

A 93-100 (4.0)

A- 90-92

B+ 87-89

B 83-86 (3.0)

B- 80-82

C+ 77-79

C 73-76 (2.0)

C- 70-72

Anything below 70 is failing. Any student receiving a 2.0/ "C" grade in as a final course grade will meet with an adviser and develop an action plan. 2 final course "C" grades result in academic probation, and a 3rd "C" grade is grounds for dismissal.

In Virginia:

92-100 - A

86-91 - B

85-80 - C

Anything below 80 is failing.

In Virginia:

92-100 - A

86-91 - B

85-80 - C

Anything below 80 is failing.

Ugh, I'm no longer in school but mine was sort of similar (not quite as harsh, but close).

95-100 - A

92-94 - A-

89-91 - B+

86-88 - B

83-85 - B-

80-82 - C+

77-79 - C

74-76 - C-

All grades were rounded down to the nearest whole number (so a 94.999 would still be an A-). No test curves.

It drove me nuts that I could score in the 90s and still end up with a B.

90-100 A

Below 75 Failure

No rounding.

Only exams are graded, everything else is pass/fail.

These are the only two grade ranges I memorized, tried to find the grading scale in my class manuals to no avail. NJ, ADN program.

100-93% - A

93-90% - AB

89-80% - B

Anything below 80% is failing. It's pretty intense.

I go to school in Ohio. At Youngstown State University, or grading scale is as follows:

A: 100 - 93

B: 92 - 85

C: 84 - 77

A-93-100

B-85-92

C- 84-77