2026-05-01 05:50 UTC
Do you have A+ where you live? For us, A was very good but A+ was the ultimate!
Interesting though because you're right that C is meant to be average but if you were a C kid you were kinda deemed... either "not trying" or just a bit thick. People felt bad about getting a C which, especially in high school, like teenage years (is college after high school? We'd call it university) is kinda rough! C is average, that's alright! You're keeping up! You can't be above average in everything but it feels like a lot of people were of the mindset that you had to get Bs and above in everything or you were "dumb".
Replies (1)
-
@AFKBRBChocolate@lemmy.ca 2026-05-01 06:13
A lot of classes would do A+ on assignments/tests, meaning that you got some extra credit, but generally in college/university, the top score is 4.0, which equates to an A. In the US, colleges tend to be smaller than universities, and universities have more degree programs available.