The phrase "about a grade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing academic performance or evaluation, typically referring to a specific level or score in a grading system.
Example: "I was concerned that my final exam would affect my overall average, but it turned out I was only off by about a grade."
Alternatives: "approximately one grade" or "roughly a grade".
Some even call their kids' tutors to complain about a grade for an essay.
If this were ever to come to pass, it would immeasurably damage the intellectual and emotional environment of campus life, both in and beyond the classroom, as teachers who now feel like mentors and occasionally fond parents worry that any angry student who, for instance, complains about a grade could be carrying a gun.
Do not watch the diner scene before going to argue with a professor about a grade.
Contact their college professor or teacher about a grade Hanging back and allowing your kid to confront their instructor about a grade or punishment they deemed unfair -- and, yes, to sometimes get shot down -- is one of the greatest challenges of parenting.
Keep moving and try not to slow down too much, even if you're concerned about a grade.
It is past time that elected leaders did something about it without worrying, as Mr. Obama said on Wednesday, about getting "an A grade from the gun lobby".
An opportunity to achieve at about an eighth grade level was deemed sufficient, and that is already being provided, the justices ruled.
Before you make a decision about challenging a grade, think about the bigger picture: How much do you really gain in the final analysis?
Today at TechCrunch Disrupt NY, Ashton Kutcher took the stage with Guy Oseary to talk about their A-Grade fund.
I'm all about my filmography, and if you're all about your filmography, then you're also all about a grade-point average, and one bad movie lessens three good ones.
One of the more obvious questions that The Daily Caller's exclusive "some stuff someone heard about a grade-point average" story immediately raised was, "Is it true that the honorary degree that Barack Obama received from the University of Michigan was printed on rolling papers?" This is a subject that has been the source of much speculation, for many hours.
