Look at this...

[Moto]

I just checked my Math (Geometry CP) grades on sc.webgrade.classmanager.com and I got an A on my math test that I took on Thursday! I was all worried that I missed some problems, but I got a 92%

Cool, my mom and dad will love this.

Pic: http://img101.exs.cx/img101/1470/math101504.jpg

And also check out my Spanish 2 grades: http://img101.exs.cx/img101/5246/grades101504.jpg

I don't mean to be an attention seeker or anything, I'm just filled with pride and high self-esteem at the moment.

 

[johnnypoopoopant]

yes good for you moto, im sure you parents will be proud,

i myself have recived a d in econ and im plannin to improve

my grade, but everything else is fine

 

[Mujuro]

Your school is hi-tech. My school still used regular grade notebooks.

 

[HunterSeeker]

Here in sweden we use a different grading system.

We have G for passed.
We have VG for doing better that passing.
And then our highest grade is MVG.

Ive heard that an A+ in america is like a VG+ in sweden, can somebody confirm that this is true?

 

[Moto]

A+ is the highest U.S. grade, so it's probably eqivalent to your MVG.

 

[moppe]

A+ is the highest U.S. grade, so it's probably eqivalent to your MVG.

Yes, but I think he meant something like this:
IG stands for Icke Godkänt / Not approved.
G stands for Godkänt / Approved.
VG stands for Väl godkänt / Well approved.
MVG stands for Mycket väl godkänt / Very well approved.
Then there is + and -, but they don't exist on the reportcards.
The point is, I think he meant it was harder to get a high grade in Sweden then in America.

But that depends on the schools and teachers.