sorry what does 3x7, 2x6 and 1x5 mean in this day and age ? In my day it was A,B,C. Anything less than a C ,which was 60%, was as U meaning unclassified.
That one is good, but why does the scale go to 1? Since everything under 5.4 is considered failed.
In Finland we have 4-10 or 0-5 scales in use, and I think that is a better system. It's more clearer, and makes more sense. I see no reason giving numbers that fall below fail in anycase.
If you fail one so badly you get a 1,1 you can't pass. You can only pass with one 5 and one 4 and there are rules bound to that. Plus the fact 50% of the final grade are already made of different exams. So if you're average a 3,4 you need to get a 7,6 at the final exam to pass (=average 5,5). If you have a 5,4 you only need a 5,6.
So, what are these grades for? Usual everyday exams or something more special?
Similar system here, if one has numerous courses of same subject, then one has to be over or exact 5 in average.
The thing was about that ridiculous way of taking it so far after the exam has failed. If 5.4 is the limit, I see no reason to give numbers even below it, but if they wan't to make it even harder for people, then it's understandable.
That would mean I'd get the same grade for just failing an exam or just coming there and write my name and leave. That makes no sense at all. You should see it as percentage scores. Its like you need 55% or higher and everything below is failed. These scores are used for everything, a big test, small test, graduation exam.
they simply use it to calculate an average. you have multiple kinds of exams over the years, some count more than others, and the average decides wether you pass or not. this simply makes it easier to work with.
also, you're allowed to fail 2 subjects by scoring a 5, however, you're not allowed to fail it by 4 or below.
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my gf is at my place though and she probably gets the call (:O) so that would suck ass DAIDHASDASIDaasas
only 6 exams ?!!! And you have already your point? :o
congratulations tho..
1,0 - 5,4 = fail
5,5 - 10,0 = passed
so he failed 1 subject, and that is allowed
In Finland we have 4-10 or 0-5 scales in use, and I think that is a better system. It's more clearer, and makes more sense. I see no reason giving numbers that fall below fail in anycase.
Similar system here, if one has numerous courses of same subject, then one has to be over or exact 5 in average.
The thing was about that ridiculous way of taking it so far after the exam has failed. If 5.4 is the limit, I see no reason to give numbers even below it, but if they wan't to make it even harder for people, then it's understandable.
also, you're allowed to fail 2 subjects by scoring a 5, however, you're not allowed to fail it by 4 or below.
AND its an indication for fail vs ÜBER fail...
I need to wait 2 years more for my exams xD
last exam 30 june ...
and its english