Grading scale 90 – 100 A 87 – 89 A- 84 – 86 B+ 78 – 83 B 75 – 77 B- 72 – 74 C+ 66 – 71 C 63 – 65 C- 54 – 62 D 90 – 100 A 87 – 89 A- 84 – 86 B+ 78 – 83.

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