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<p>That is hardly enough to keep an otherwise well-qualified student out of Princeton or any other school. He probably just didn’t fit the profile of the type of student they needed to fill out their class.</p>
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<p>Not just silly. Mathematically meaningless. Since an individual grade is assigned a numerical value to a single decimal place, there is no meaningful difference between, say, 3.56 and 3.64. For all practical purposes, they are both 3.6.</p>