Anything below a B-, that's where I usually freak out if my grade gets that low because I'm usually an all A student. A-Awesome B-Bad C-Crap D-Damn E-Excellent :)
Umm am i going nuts 또는 something? 또는 is just different in England? Cause Id be so happy just to get a C.
A - Excellent B - Very good C - Good/Average D - Below Average E - Well below average F - Rubbish.
Anything below a C is counted as a fail in the UK. But a C is good enough for me, it still counts as a pass.
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If your going according to say GCSE scale, C is average. A D 또는 E is still pass, just a bad pass, U is unclassified, which means 당신 failed. I'm not sure about F. I'm a bit rusty cause I've never gone below a C but mums a teacher and she marks GCSE papers, so I have a rough idea from her. Anything below a C in the UK isn't a fail as foundation papers are grade C - E. So a C is still a pass. Generally a C is 50-60% depending on the paper, and how hard the paper is.
For me, anything below an A is disappointing, below a B is just unthinkably horrific. But then again, I really struggled at geography (my teacher was horrifically bad) and I got a C, which I was proud of. I also got a B once in welsh language, and if anyone has ever tried to learn welsh, 또는 knows about welsh grammar will know its impossibly complex.
