oniyide on 07 February 2012
trasharmdsister12 said:
It does. He just means 85-100 (85+) is all considered A+. His scheme is not too far off to the one I've followed for my entire life. He just doesn't have a minus part to the letter grade so each letter grade percentage range is split into 2 instead of 3 parts. And I already mentioned that the biggest difference I've seen between school gradings around here (sales and I appear to be from the same province) is in the upper echelon of grades (the 80-100 range) where things seem to vary on a school to school basis. |
I need to go to Canada. In the US 80-89 is only a B. anything higher is the A range
