So my University just uses an A, B, C, D and F grading system. Does medical school look unfavorably upon this vs a system that uses A-, B+, B- etc?
The bright side is that you only need a 90+ usually for an A, rather than a 93+ on the plus/minus system.
I always hear people say this, but then you need to remember that on the flip side an 89% is a solid B.
So my University just uses an A, B, C, D and F grading system. Does medical school look unfavorably upon this vs a system that uses A-, B+, B- etc?
86 for an A? Sign me upThere is a state school by me that instituted a policy of eliminating ONLY A- and B+, so grading went:
A: 100-86
B: 86-84
B-: 84-80
C+: 80-76
And so on....
IMHO that's some grade A bull crap
At least it scored 86+?IMHO that's some grade A bull crap
I always hear people say this, but then you need to remember that on the flip side an 89% is a solid B.
86 for an A? Sign me up
SGU?And a school name that makes people think you failed the SAT