2026-05-01 06:13 UTC
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.
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@lifeinlarkhall@lemmy.world 2026-05-01 06:58
Hm interesting. In university the grades are totally different but also not super important? In terms of after university, when you go for a job, you either have done the course/degree or you haven't lol, people don't really talk about what grades you got. Maybe if you were a genius getting HDs (high distinctions) in everything you do lol but yeah I've never heard people talk about their actual grades post-university. Do you share your grades/score with your potential employers over there?