How would these grades look in your country?

Question

denmark just started using this new grade system, it looks like this:

-3 = Lowest grade

00

02 = passing grade

4

7

10

12 = top grade

so what does the grades look like in your country?

Answer 1

A 4.0

B 3.0

C 2.0

D 1.0

F fail

if you get A's and B's, your considered smart!

Answer 2

In America, we go by letters.

F - lowest

D - in most states, this is passing.

C - average

B - Above Average

A - Top Grade

Answer 3

I'm not sure I totally understand why those particular numbers are being used in your system. But it's basically the same progression: 02 would be a D- in the American system (lowest possible passing grade), and the higher grades would roughly correspond to D, C, B, and A.

The US uses a four-point grade point average (GPA) system. An A corresponds to a 4.0 grade, a B is a 3.0 and so on. So, if you take two courses and receive a B and an A, your average is 3.5.

Answer 4

In America, we go by letters.

F - lowest

D - in most states, this is passing.

C - average

B - Above Average

A - Top Grade

A=4.00

B=3.00

C=2.00

D=1.00

F=0.00

So the way you calculate your GPA in America is by taking those numbers, add them all together and average them.

So really when you see a letter, they also are those numbers but put in letter form so you can read them easier.

Answer 5

The grades are in my country are pretty low. I live in America and we elected a r****d for President. We didn't just elect Bush once but twice. Grades are still A-F's here. No such thing as e grades though. : )