What Kind of Grades do you get in School?

[Yonder]

Me? Around B's mostly, few A's and C+'s. A's in English and Physical education courses and C+'s in Math and French, but I'm currently getting B's in those too

 

[o-Serin-o]

When I try?

A, B.

When I'm lazy? (About 95%)

B, C

 

[:mad:]

Very, very terrible grades.

My report cards were always goofy, here's a typical report from myself.

F
A
A
A
A
D

 

[Luigitoilet]

Fs-low Ds in math my entire life. **** math.

A's in English or Writing or Creative Writing Classes

C's and B's in Art classes

C's and B's in P.E

C's and B's in Science related classes

I've literally only had one Geography class in my entire life and the teacher was horrible so I got an A because I was quiet and not a total douche like the rest of the class.

A's in History classes of any kind

D's-B's in drama/acting classes

B's and A's in stagecraft/behind the scenes art classes

C's in Shop/woodwork classes for sleeping through every single class.

an overall mediocre educational existence.

 

[:mad:]

Math is the only class that I could never enjoy. I don't know if I just had teachers that made it miserable for me, but it was taught in such a tedious, boring way. Oh wait, that is math.

I'm rude to teachers I don't like, but I feel bad afterwards and get punished accordingly. Funnily enough, I had my Planters out one day and my old Algebra teacher confiscated them. She gave me a detention after I took the cashews back and "made a scene about her taking my nuts."

 

[victra♥]

Fs-low Ds in math my entire life. **** math.

A's in English or Writing or Creative Writing Classes

pretty much the opposite of this for me. haha

man math is so beautiful, pure and sexy. Y'all hatersssss.

 

[Peeze]

Yeah hated math so i didnt apply myself.
Got A's in every other subject.
Except the time when Math crept over into my other classes, like Chemistry(significant figures?)

 

[Gatlin]

Well, it varied heavily on the subject, and somewhat on the teacher.

Science was definitely my best subject, my Biology teacher literally did not grade anything, and just gave everyone an A. My Chemistry teacher was really nice, probly my favorite teacher during high school. Got A's and B's in there.

Math sucked a lot. Every year was just more and more confusion for me haha. That and my Algebra 2 math teacher was a bipolar ****. He was the only D I ever got in high school, and threatened to throw me out the window and bomb my house one time, haha. Not like I was a bad student towards him, he was just a jerk. Got C's and such pretty much through math.

English was good. Tons of easy teachers, especially my Junior teacher who was a complete noob at teaching. Lots of mornings where he'd just be like "Yeah.. I don't really have anything planned for today, so talk amongst yourselves while I think of something." Good stuff, A's and such.

History was okay, I mostly sucked at it, but it wasn't anything to fret over. Tests and such screwed me over quite a bit, but most of the teachers gave easy assignments or extra credit, and being cool with a lot of them helped my grades on papers n stuff. B's and C's pretty much.

 

[Teran]

As in everything.

One has to be good at something right?

 

[SuperBowser]

Depended what the grades were for. I was incredibly lazy during the year and B's and C's were normal. My attitude was basically "who cares, this doesn't mean anything.". But I always crammed and got A's or A*'s for official exams.

I sucked at English though. I remember in one A level exam for General Studies, I got a U (!). Stupid essays.

 

[JPOBS]

highschool was 90+ for free.

university is like a mid 70 to low 80 depending on the course.

 

[Jonkku]

Twos and threes.

On a scale of 0-3.

 

[FIREL]

A+ to B range.

 

[F8AL]

I'm rude to teachers I don't like, but I feel bad afterwards and get punished accordingly. Funnily enough, I had my Planters out one day and my old Algebra teacher confiscated them. She gave me a detention after I took the cashews back and "made a scene about her taking my nuts."

lol nice dude.

And I do poorly in the following classes: Math, Gym and Music.

I'm good at: English, History, Art, Business classes.

Now in college, I get A's and B's. (This semester: A+, A, A, A, A, B)

I'll be graduating with honours.

 

[5ive]

when i dont try 85+.
90+ is pretty easily attainable though.

 

[Vinylic.]

F,F,D,F,B,A,C
A is spanish I
B is Biology I
C is Geometry
D is English III
F is Reading, World History

 

[Mini Mic]

highschool was 90+ for free.

university is like a mid 70 to low 80 depending on the course.

^ Pretty much this. Though I'm getting much better marks in my masters then I was as an undergrad which is odd but I'm not complaining.

There's another question for you: what level of education are you currently undertaking (e.g. junior high, middle school, high school, undergrad, diploma of X, honours, masters, PhD)?

 

[xLeafybug =D]

I'm in high school, and I never really go to class anyways. Because it was easter this week, I basically decided to stop going after tuesday and just take a full week off instead. Because of this, and the lack of effort I apply, my marks generally stay around the B range. Nothing special, but that mainly because I set my classes up in ways that support this, I take a lot of Math, and things of that nature(that don't require actual work)

 

[Mota]

High school was cruise control, until maybe the last 2 years if you wanted the top 5% lol

Uni, not doing as well. Stuck in cruise control, getting lower then I usually get, scares me O_O

 

[Zajice]

C average cause I don't give a ****.

 

[Deleted member]

I generally got A's with a few B's mixed in. However, I failed 8th grade Art because I refused to draw Jesus being ressurrected. Yeah, that was fun to explain to my parents.

 

[Peeze]

High school was cruise control, until maybe the last 2 years if you wanted the top 5% lol

This was the opposite of me. 1st 2 years of h.s. i worked really hard. Junior year started slacking, and i don't even remember my senior year. I was number two in my graduating class without trying.

 

[Van.]

I failed my first class this year, which was AP chemistry. I struggled when I was taking hard math (Alg. II honors) and get free A's in easy math like trig. I do very little work, so recently my grades have looked like two A's, 3 C's, an F and a D, or something like that. And my dads a college PhD with his own wikipedia page. Sigh

 

[Killamari]

My school for some stupid reason got rid of one of our GCSE's so we only had 3 choices instead of 4 (and one of them had to be a language because it was a language school or something) So i picked IT and graphic design. We also had to do R.E (Religious education, just in case its called something else in other parts) because it was a Catholic school too (yeah it was pretty horrid).

IT: A
English Language: B
English Literature: C
Maths: C
Science, R.E,Graphics and french: D

 

[vadgama]

Grades are overrated.

Hard work, innovation, sacrifice, perseverance, passion. A drive to succeed and learn from mistakes. That's where it's at.

 

[Fuelbi]

Depends really

If I'm lazy Then it's more like just straight Cs where as if I try (which isn't very likely) it'll be more like straight Bs with one or two As while my Math class will always be a C

My teachers comment on my intelligence though. My history teacher even says that I could pass her class with my eyes closed and without having to write notes or actually even listen in class if it wasn't for the fact that I'm so god damn lazy.

 

[vadgama]

Depends really

If I'm lazy Then it's more like just straight Cs where as if I try (which isn't very likely) it'll be more like straight Bs with one or two As while my Math class will always be a C

My teachers comment on my intelligence though. My history teacher even says that I could pass her class with my eyes closed and without having to write notes or actually even listen in class if it wasn't for the fact that I'm so god damn lazy.

General Education is f***'d up. Half of the stuff you learn there you probably won't use again or even remember.

If someone's excellent at math, enjoys it and consistently sucks at history and writing then push them more towards that area and help them develop their capabilities and the things THEY want to learn not what the government wants your children to learn. People who are taught things that they want to learn do well and learn SOOoo much more than random garbage information being forced down their throat.

This is why college is so great. You can choose what field you want to study in and what classes and material you want to learn. Which is how it should be from high school or even mid middle school.

 

[Kole]

right now all A's

 

[SuperBowser]

We also had to do R.E (Religious education, just in case its called something else in other parts) because it was a Catholic school too (yeah it was pretty horrid).

I think R.E. is one of the more useful subjects you can learn at GCSE level. Understanding more about the cultures and religions around you is arguably as important as anything you do in maths or science.

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I'm in my fifth year of medicine at uni. This year I'm doing an extra degree in Health Sciences. We don't really get grades but I guess I'd be on an A right now. I won a prize for best in paediatrics, but that was a total fluke. I don't think exams mean much in terms of how good a doctor most people will be so I don't really care about them. After so many years, I just want to not fail .

 

[Bassoonist]

A's, A's, and A's!

Although I'm making a B in General Biology right now which is really driving me up the wall. So little time left. I have to write an extra credit research paper just to bump it up to an A.

Speaking of which I should be doing that instead of posting on these forums... but, I'm quite the procrastinator, especially right now. lol

I should say it's A's for me at the moment, though. It hasn't always been.

 

[Crooked Crow]

I'm failing numerous classes. Sigh.

 

[Nitrix]

80's and 90's

But now that I'm in university.....60's ;_;

 

[SuperBowser]

Isn't 60's decent?

I'd be okay with that.

 

[victra♥]

with the bell curve, 60s can sometimes be enough to get you an A anyways hahaha.

 

[Mini Mic]

Haha that's right, good old bell curve.

 

[Nitrix]

Isn't 60's decent?

I'd be okay with that.

Honestly, it is a great average since I'm in chemical engineering. But still I'd like higher

 

[Peeze]

60% is great. Most surgeons have a 60% success rate.

In Mexico.

 

[Fuelbi]

General Education is f***'d up. Half of the stuff you learn there you probably won't use again or even remember.

If someone's excellent at math, enjoys it and consistently sucks at history and writing then push them more towards that area and help them develop their capabilities and the things THEY want to learn not what the government wants your children to learn. People who are taught things that they want to learn do well and learn SOOoo much more than random garbage information being forced down their throat.

This is why college is so great. You can choose what field you want to study in and what classes and material you want to learn. Which is how it should be from high school or even mid middle school.

I ****ing agree with this 101%

I wish this were true. I despise Math and Science and my brain isn't even wired to learn any of that garbage and I just wish I could do something besides that. My Algebra II teacher has even admitted that we will never use any of the crap that she's teaching us ever again unless we were to do some really advanced job **** like architecture. And Science is the same thing. I can already tell that unless I'm gonna be some sort of biologist, I'm never gonna use **** like how the process of photosynthesis or cellular respiration works ever again. God I wish I had the option to choose these classes because I'm already dead set on never taking a job that has to do with Math or Science and I dunno why they make me take this **** any further

EDIT:

And the bell curve system is bull****. I got an F on the class that turned into an A because of the bell curve and I was all happy and wtf at the same time

 

[SuperBowser]

60% is great. Most surgeons have a 60% success rate.

In Mexico.

You can pass with 50%

Seriously though, an average in the 60s would be pretty respectable.

 

[Rychu]

Pretty consistant A's and B's, with the exception of Middle school, which I skidded by on C-F's