Why, that's not fair. :'(

[ME##]

I just got my report card in the post today and I was looking over my grades on my finals and they all suck.


English 10-C
Advanced World History-A
Geometry-C
Biology-B
French II-A
Introduction to business-B

[Daddy]

Huh?  C is average

[YPrrrr]

Taking good classes makes up for lackluster grades.

How hard is your schedule?

Huh?  C is average

lol, you believe that?

[Daddy]

Taking good classes makes up for lackluster grades.

How hard is your schedule?lol, you believe that?

United States
Classical five-point discrete evaluation is the system most commonly used in the United States, but there are many variations. There are also a few schools that eschew discrete evaluation (letter grading) in favor of pure discursive evaluation.
Here is a common example of an American quality index, showing letter grade, qualitative definition, and correlative quantitative value:
A = Excellent or Superior; or top 10% (90 to 100) = 4.0
B = Above Average; or second 10% (80-89) = 3.0
C = Average; or third 10% (70-79) = 2.0
D = Below average, minimum passing grade (60-69); or fourth 10% = 1.0
E/F (or any of a number of other symbols) = Failure or Exceptionally Poor; or bottom 60% (0-59) = 0.0

[Nyerp]

you passed be happy

[superclucky]

I get D's or F's in my main cerebellum courses. <3

[Daddy]

I get D's or F's in my main cerebellum courses. <3

wanna be on academic probation with me

[YPrrrr]

United States
Classical five-point discrete evaluation is the system most commonly used in the United States, but there are many variations. There are also a few schools that eschew discrete evaluation (letter grading) in favor of pure discursive evaluation.
Here is a common example of an American quality index, showing letter grade, qualitative definition, and correlative quantitative value:
A = Excellent or Superior; or top 10% (90 to 100) = 4.0
B = Above Average; or second 10% (80-89) = 3.0
C = Average; or third 10% (70-79) = 2.0
D = Below average, minimum passing grade (60-69); or fourth 10% = 1.0
E/F (or any of a number of other symbols) = Failure or Exceptionally Poor; or bottom 60% (0-59) = 0.0

Gee, thanks for explaining what I already know...

The average grades kids get, at least around here, is not a C though. Therefore, a C is not average

[Daddy]

Gee, thanks for explaining what I already know...

The average grades kids get, at least around here, is not a C though. Therefore, a C is not average

omg its not average around here so its not average

[YPrrrr]

omg its not average around here so its not average

Well whatever, why shouldn't he be disappointed in an average grade? I mean it's better than academic probation, but it doesn't look great in comparison with other college-bound students unless it comes in a challenging course.

[Daddy]

Well whatever, why shouldn't he be disappointed in an average grade? I mean it's better than academic probation, but it doesn't look great in comparison with other college-bound students unless it comes in a challenging course.

r u making fun of me cuz i'm on academic probation

[YPrrrr]

r u making fun of me cuz i'm on academic probation

are you? that sucks

[Feynman]

r u making fun of me cuz i'm on academic probation

ru brown

[Daddy]

are you? that sucks

Yes.  I took too little classes so when I failed too it brought my GPA .04 too low.

I skipped English 5 times and failed because of that. I didn't do my quizzes in calc because they required IE and when I did go try to do them with my PC the site wouldn't work.

[Snorkel]

I think I finished the semester with a 3.8, which is what I've had for the last two years. The lowest grade was a B in New Testament, but I don't consider that a real class.