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Harvard to cap number of A-grades, despite heavy opposition from students
Harvard University faculty members voted to cap the number of A's awarded to students in an effort to make the grades more meaningful.
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What happenedHarvard to cap number of A-grades, despite heavy opposition from students.
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Left / center-leftHarvard faculty votes to limit number of A's awarded
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Harvard to cap number of A-grades, despite heavy opposition from students
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More than two-thirds of Harvard University faculty voted to cap the proportion of A-grades in undergraduate courses, instituting one of the strongest policies against grade inflation in US...
