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This explains so much...
Sooooo, any UK mutuals that i can come live with for my Senior year?
Edit:
So i have been informed that this post is incorrect, please ignore
Explore the UK university grading system with our comprehensive guide. Learn about degree classifications, grades, and what they mean for in
Learn how UK university grades work — degree classifications, grade ranges and what they mean for international students planning study in the UK.
OK SO THE UK GRADING SYSTEM
So I just looked up the UK grading system bc I might be doing an exchange program and omg 100-75 is AN A. AN A. AND A D IS LIKE 40 AND BELOW OR SOMETHING LIKE THIS IS SO ENCOURAGING
That fucking post about UK grading systems is bullshit. Here, have the Scottish Grading system: A - 70 B - 60 C - 50 D - 40 And if you think it's "easy" to get these grades, then you can fuck right off. I didn't get a single A in my time at High School. And I know so many other people, very intelligent people, who didn't get a single A in their time at school easy. It's not difficult. It's stressful and soul destroying. Because when you're 14/15 you THINK it's gonna be easy. But you put all this hard work in and stress yourself until breaking point, and soon realise getting good grades is nothing more that a heartbreaking, soul destroying dream.
That fucking post about UK grading systems is bullshit. Here, have the Scottish Grading system: A - 70 B - 60 C - 50 D - 40 And if you think it's "easy" to get these grades, then you can fuck right off. I didn't get a single A in my time at High School. And I know so many other people, very intelligent people, who didn't get a single A in their time at school easy. It's not difficult. It's stressful and soul destroying. Because when you're 14/15 you THINK it's gonna be easy. But you put all this hard work in and stress yourself until breaking point, and soon realise getting good grades is nothing more that a heartbreaking, soul destroying dream.
Nothing bugs me more than when I see that post comparing the UK and USA grading system and everyone calls the UK grading system 'easy', if it was that easy don't you think we'd all get A* or be utterly stupid?
Is school in the UK easier?
