post your grades

[Dullahan]

College is going to hit you like a brick wall.

How so?

[guff]

How so?

exactly

[Dullahan]

If by "hitting a brick wall" you mean, "will have some problems", then of course I will.

I already said that I wasn't finished my semester yet, and I've made a goal to reach a higher average. I know it's hard work, but I'm willing to do it. And this will only further my preparations for college, but I'm still going to experience problems.

[Lozal]

Straight A's.

4.0 Unweighted GPA
4.375 Weighted

[Gladjaframpf]

what, just to make the dumbasses look smarter?

seriously, that curve is way too lenient

I think it might be because the curriculum in Ontario tends to give students lower grades than most American. Not that its necessarily more difficult, just that what would be considered an "average" grade is lower here than there.

I don't really know if this is actually true or not, but from the way people talk I get the feeling that an average grade in the US is typically higher than an average grade here, and I doubt there's a significant difference in the average intelligence of the students.

So, just out of curiosity, what would be a typical class median at your high school? Mine were usually somewhere in the 70-75% range.

[NOA_Haunted]

I have 4 A's and 2 B's

[Nyerp]

So, just out of curiosity, what would be a typical class median at your high school? Mine were usually somewhere in the 70-75% range.

I think a 70 in Kaz's high school would be an F, and in mine it's one point away from one.

[Gladjaframpf]

I think a 70 in Kaz's high school would be an F, and in mine it's one point away from one.

Yeah so I'm going to go out on a limb here and say that getting a 70 at your school must be quite a bit easier than getting one at mine because otherwise you would have a ridiculously high failure rate.

[The artist formally known]

Calc A
Psychology B
History 11 A
English Passing - it's either pass or fail