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Originally Posted by xray731
And how do you know that A student was only an A student because of everything being graded on a curve because the majority in her school had a hard time passing? Her A could very well have been a C or B. I don't remember ever being graded on a curve except for one instance in college but in many schools that's the only way they can graduate many of these students.
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I only know what I read. The article stated that the top tier was 94-100 and that somehow offended her parents who felt that she shouldn't have to compete against anyone with a grade of lower than 100. I didn't make the rules and I'm neither supporting or opposing them.
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