I get grades out of 10.

Got 7 in Danish, 8 in English, 7 in chemistry and physics, 7 in history, failed Icelandic.

You have only six classes?

Anyway, i'm at the university now, so i haven't any report card... the last one was the diplome of the highschool: 54/60, good enough :D

My average the last year was 3.7/5, this year it'll be around the same unless I fail math...

I am on the american grade chart (A, B, C, D or F)
You can have plus's or minus's on each (A-, A, A+)

Lets see... this year was the best for me. A's in everything all year except for one B+ in art. I take french as a language. Next year i will be taking french and latin. Last year (7th grade) i got 7 B's. The year before a few B's. I get excellent grades for my age. :bleh:


Summer is great! 2 weeks from now i will be going to florida for a couple days. 2 weeks after that i will be going on a 2 week alaskan cruise, so you guys won't hear from me for a while.... :cry:

I always wondered with those + and - what's the difference between A- and B+?

Next semester, if they'll accept me again (i failed attendance...), I'll have English, English Disney, Italian, Sociology, French, and maybe something more.

I'm looking forward to italian!!

I'm italian, so, if you need help, write me!

Tulac: to answer your question; the whole A- B+ thing is really complicated. You see, they base the letter grades on percentages. the teacher adds together all your homework, tests and participation and gives a percentage grade. They then convert that to a letter grade. An A is 90-100. If you have a 91, then you have an A-. If you have a 98, then you have an A+. If you have a B+, you have an 89 if you have a B- you have an 81. the +'s and -'s are just more specific ways of saying your grade. A: 90's "Excellent"
B: 80's "Good"
C: 70's "Average"
D: 60's "Below Average"
F: under 50 "Failing"

I hope this helps. I am not the best teacher, so if you are asleep right now it is not your fault. :D

Zzzzz.... j/k

Well here teachers used to give us minuses an pluses when I was in elementary school, ofcourse in numerica(1 to 5)...

@Puffin: What's English Disney?

Maybe talking like Daffy duck or Bugs. :D