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COLLEGE GRADING SYSTEM (GTC)
Grades will be assigned according to the scale shown below.
A = 90-100
B = 80-89
C = 70-79
D = 60-69
F = 59 and below
For a student to receive college course credit, the final course grade must be 70% (C) or higher
HIGH SCHOOL GRADING SYSTEM (GCPS)
Grades will be assigned according to the scale shown below.
A = 90-100
B = 80-89
C = 70-79
F = 69 and below
For a student to receive high school course credit, the final course grade must be 70% (D) or higher
When college transcripts get sent to counselors and Mrs. Holcombe, the college sends a letter grade: A, B, C, D, or F.
This grade then gets transcribed on the high school transcript (and in your grades for the semester) at the median high school equivalent grade.
College A becomes a 95 for GCPS.
College B becomes a 85 for GCPS.
College C becomes a 75 for GCPS.
College D becomes a 72 for GCPS.
College F becomes a 55 for GCPS.
A few examples on how grades translate from college to GCPS:
Example 1: A student earns a 92 in HIST 2111 at GTC. The grade comes to MVHS as an "A". MVHS records a 95 on the high school transcript.
Example 2: A student earns an 88 in HIST 2111 at GTC. The grade comes to MVHS as a "B". MVHS records an 85 on the high school transcript. If a student wants the 88 to show on the high school transcript, the student must fill a Numerical Grade Request Form.
Example 3: A student earns a 62 in HIST 2111 at GTC. The grade comes to MVHS as a "D". MVHS records a 72 on the high school transcript. The student does not receive college credit for this course; however, the student does receive high school credit for this course.
Example 4: A student earns a 52 in HIST 2111 at GTC. The grade comes to MVHS as an "F". MVHS records a 55 on the high school transcript. The student does not earn college credit. This student does not earn high school credit.
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