Harvard Faculty Vote On Grade Inflation
Harvard University faculty are voting on a proposal to rein in grade inflation. The current proposal aims to reduce the percentage of A grades awarded to 20 percent, down from roughly 60 percent last year. The vote will determine new academic policies.
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“the faculty at Harvard University voting on whether to rein in grade inflation at the school after roughly 60 percent of the grades last year were A's.”
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