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Topic	A PASSING Grade in Canada is 50. In America it's 60. WHICH should it be???
Revelation34 07/29/20 5:19:47 PM #21:	kukukupo posted... I'm pretty close to this. In high school I think a 60 is 'passing'. At most universities you can get less than a 70, but it won't count to many classes. Most pre-requisites state something like: MATH 171 with a minimum grade of "C" So a "D" (59-69) does you no good even though you didn't fail the class. Personally, I always strive for about a 90 or better - that usually means I actually know something about the subject. 80-89 usually means I somewhat know it and anything less than 80 means I'm just guessing for the most part. Unless you're planning on doing a career that involves math in some way then almost all math is useless to learn after the basics. --- Gamertag: Kegfarms, BF code: 2033480226, Treasure Cruise code 318,374,355, Steam: Kegfarms <cite>Revelation34 posted [p:942743806] in A PASSING ... [t:78877971]...</cite> <quote>kukukupo posted...</cite> <quote> I'm pretty close to this. In high school I think a 60 is 'passing'. At most universities you can get less than a 70, but it won't count to many classes. Most pre-requisites state something like: MATH 171 with a minimum grade of "C" So a "D" (59-69) does you no good even though you didn't fail the class. Personally, I always strive for about a 90 or better - that usually means I actually know something about the subject. 80-89 usually means I somewhat know it and anything less than 80 means I'm just guessing for the most part. </quote> Unless you're planning on doing a career that involves math in some way then almost all math is useless to learn after the basics. --- Gamertag: Kegfarms, BF code: 2033480226, Treasure Cruise code 318,374,355, Steam: Kegfarms</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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