Exams?

[Lingo55]

I do have a specific grading question for you though (as the resident expert), because a 90% is an A-, but still says "mastered" in the results, should I expect a 4.0 or a 3.7?

You won't know until grades are posted.

Based on your experience, how did a 90% / 94% land as a grade? My sister scored a 90% on an exam, and I scored a 94% and we figured it would be an A but this mention of A- is interesting.

What has been the lowest grade to receive an A-/A still? 87/88/89%?

According to the grading rubric they sent me after I enrolled, a 100% is an A+, a 95-99% is an A, and a 90-94% is an A-, where (it doesn't say this, but I would think this is how it works as it does at other colleges) an A- is a 3.7, a B+ is a 3.3, a B is a 3.0, a B- is a 2.7 etc etc.