Grading Scale

Sep 2, 2026

Uploaded by Noah

This document outlines a grading scale that translates scaled scores into letter equivalents. The scale begins with a scaled score of 93.3 and above receiving an 'A'. Scores between 90.0 and 93.3 are graded as 'A-', while scores ranging from 87.7 to 90.0 are designated as 'B+'. A scaled score between 83.3 and 87.7 corresponds to a 'B', and scores from 80.0 to 83.3 are marked as 'B-'. The 'C+' grade is assigned to scaled scores between 77.7 and 80.0. Scores falling between 73.3 and 77.7 receive a 'C'. Anything equal to or greater than 73.3 is given a 'P' (Pass). Finally, any scaled score less than 73.3 results in an 'F' (Fail).

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Grading Scale

Scaled Score

Letter Equivalent

FAQs

What score is required for an 'A' grade?

A scaled score of 93.3 or higher is required to achieve an 'A'.

What is the threshold for a 'C' grade?

A scaled score between 73.3 and 77.7 inclusive is needed for a 'C'.

What does a scaled score less than 73.3 signify?

A scaled score less than 73.3 indicates a failing grade, represented by an 'F'.

Sep 2, 2026

Uploaded by Noah