<p>Momofaknight:</p>
<p>For this system to work, I would assume that the school must be known to colleges where students are most likely to apply and the students’ performance must be validated by standardized tests. In other words, it’s okay for the students to get a C in AP-Junior English, but if students consistently score 3s on the AP exams, colleges are unlikely to believe that the C in the school is equal to an A in some other schools. The C will thus be seen as a true C rather than as the outcome of grade deflation. Would you say I am correct?</p>