The distribution of undergraduate grades has remained consistent in recent years, with the proportion of As fluctuating between 53 and 55 percent since the 2008-09 academic year, according to data ...

The website MyEdu.com (formerly and appropriately called “Pick-a-Prof”) provides “services that focus on college decision making, such as degree planning & requirements, class schedules, courses, and ...

With Harvard College under national scrutiny after Dean of Undergraduate Education Jay M. Harris revealed Tuesday that students at the College are more likely to receive an A than any other grade, ...

Walk into any high school these days and you'll find honor rolls packed with dozens of students, valedictorians with identical 4.0 GPAs fighting for the top spot, and grade distributions that would've ...

In a search in which I was involved some time ago, a job applicant had included in his CV packet a grade-distribution printout for his courses, along with averages for the department, the college, and ...

Princeton should not worry about “too many A grades.” The focus of the University’s grading policy should be on setting fair and rigorous standards, rather than arbitrarily capping the number of A’s.

Receiving a shockingly low grade on an exam you truly worked hard for is as demoralizing a feeling imaginable. Rampant red pen stares back at you as you flip to the back page and face your humbling ...

The University of Michigan’s Academic Reporting Tool released its grade distribution feature over the weekend, allowing students to explore grade distributions of courses before registration. The new ...