07-26-2022, 10:30 PM
I've recently completed my third class this semester and received my grading feedback, and for the first time I haven't scored all "4's" in every category. I would assume based on the grading scale that scoring "exemplary" in every category would be a 100%, or a 1.0 according to the "competencies with project based final assessments portion of the rubric.
For example, in my most recent class, there were 7 categories. For my grade, I scored "exemplary", or a "4" in 6 categories, and "proficient" in 1 category. Would the grading potentially look like:
7x4 = 28 total points possible
My score, 6x4 = 24 + 3x1 = 27
So, 27/28, or 0.96.4 on the grading scale indicating an "A" instead of an A+?
If so, does this mean that an A (not an A+) is a 3.7, or a 4.0?
If someone has an answer to this, I would sure appreciate it.
In the meantime, thanks for everyone on the forum's help in guiding me to UMPI. It's been amazing so far.
For example, in my most recent class, there were 7 categories. For my grade, I scored "exemplary", or a "4" in 6 categories, and "proficient" in 1 category. Would the grading potentially look like:
7x4 = 28 total points possible
My score, 6x4 = 24 + 3x1 = 27
So, 27/28, or 0.96.4 on the grading scale indicating an "A" instead of an A+?
If so, does this mean that an A (not an A+) is a 3.7, or a 4.0?
If someone has an answer to this, I would sure appreciate it.
In the meantime, thanks for everyone on the forum's help in guiding me to UMPI. It's been amazing so far.
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