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my school uses a regular +/- grading scale (A, A-, B+, B, B-, etc). this policy can be found in the student handbook
however for one of my classes (taken last semester), the professor implemented a grading scale that was different: A, B+, B, C+, C etc.
i know the grading scale my prof used is recognized by amcas, but it's not my school's official grading policy. when amcas looks at my transcript, they will assume that all the classes i took were graded on the official university policy.. correct? or am i missing something
on a side note, are professors even allowed to deviate from the school's grading policy?
thanks
however for one of my classes (taken last semester), the professor implemented a grading scale that was different: A, B+, B, C+, C etc.
i know the grading scale my prof used is recognized by amcas, but it's not my school's official grading policy. when amcas looks at my transcript, they will assume that all the classes i took were graded on the official university policy.. correct? or am i missing something
on a side note, are professors even allowed to deviate from the school's grading policy?
thanks