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12173078 No.12173078 [Reply] [Original]

> The average high school GPA in the USA is 3.0, which also accounts for the 35% or so of students who don't end up applying for college

What the fuck America? Isn’t 3.0 equal to a b which is the second highest possible grade?

>> No.12173085

Burgericans

>> No.12173092

>>12173078
should be 2.0, which is equal to a C, which is defined as "average"

>> No.12173097

Grade inflation is a thing.

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>>12173078
IQs haven't risen in the past some decades but grades have. honk honk

>> No.12173133

>>12173097
same thing they told me when i went to the UK and was surprised that a 70%+ is treated identically to an A+. but in reality it's just more competitive in burgerland. getting a B in the average community college course took way more work than the hardest first-class mark i ever received in, what, microelectronics 3 or signal processing. first-classes are handed out to anybody willing to take any amount of time to study before final exams. i very highly doubt it's that much different anywhere else in the EU considering how lazy and defeated my EU friends are. i lived in sweden and i had one friend that actually ended up finishing uni there, only to work some night parking garage job. at least my burger friends were at least brainwashed to have ambitions dear lord