Does a 90 = a A/4.0?

Colleges & Universities Rutgers University
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<p>Or does it vary by professor? Could you have a 93 numerical average and still get a b+?</p>

2

<p>For almost all classes, yes a 90 will probably get you an A. But it depends on the curve.</p>

3

<p>Rutgers does not have minuses thank god so 90+ = A, 80 = B, 70 = C</p>

4

<p>what is a b+</p>

5

<p>a b plus is a 3.5</p>

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<p>A 90 will not always equal an A. It depends on departments and professors. For instance, in the Spanish department a 92 (or 93?) is standard as the cut-off for an A.</p>

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<p>a B+ would be 87-89.99 (unless a department does their own thing)</p>

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<p>bump…</p>

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<p>There is no simple answer to this question. It varies on the class and on the professor. I have had courses where a 90 was not enough to get an A, and I have had courses where a 70 was enough for an A. It depends on the curve, other students’ performance, and many other factors.</p>