Is 88% a "B" or a "B+"?

[King's Kid]

And where can I find a grading system I can use? :confused:

TIA!

[Eliana]

It depends on your grading scale.

The general standard, as I understand it is:

80-83= B-
84-86 = B
87-89 = B+

[Jennefer@SSA]

I have always used the above scale as well!

[King's Kid]

It depends on your grading scale.

The general standard, as I understand it is:

80-83= B-
84-86 = B
87-89 = B+

Thanks!

[hpymomof3]

I'm not sure what grade you are talking about but at my dd's high school the grading scale is like this:

A+
100 - 99
4.3
C+
82 - 80
2.7
A
98 - 94
4.0
C
79 - 75
2.4
A-
93 - 92
4.0
C-
74 - 72
2.0
B+
91 - 90
3.7
D+
71 - 70
1.5
B
89 - 85
3.4
D
69 - 65
1.0
B-
84 - 83
3.0
F
64 - 0
0.0

[hpymomof3]

oops. I cut and paste a chart and it messed up when I posted it.

Here it is again:

A+ 100-99
A 98-94
A- 93-92
B+ 91-90
B 89-85
B- 84-83
c+ 82-80
c 79-75
C- 74-72
D 71-70
D 69-65
F 64-0

[Eliana]

I'm not sure what grade you are talking about but at my dd's high school the grading scale is like this:

A+
100 - 99
4.3
C+
82 - 80
2.7
A
98 - 94
4.0
C
79 - 75
2.4
A-
93 - 92
4.0
C-
74 - 72
2.0
B+
91 - 90
3.7
D+
71 - 70
1.5
B
89 - 85
3.4
D
69 - 65
1.0
B-
84 - 83
3.0
F
64 - 0
0.0


The formatting didn't come out quite right, but from what I can see, her school has weighted things a bit - 4.0 is, generally, the highest you can go, though some schools weight AP courses differently.

The college standard I have seen has a plain A=3.5 (percentage equivalents vary a bit from class to class, depending, in part, on how hard the class is.).


Eliana