Sentence examples similar to highest grade level achieved from inspiring English sources

Imagine if the Dark Souls games pegged difficulty to the player's fear, anger and frustration and then graded performance on the highest difficulty levels achieved.

Respondents are asked to report the level of highest achievement and the grade achieved within that level.

The majority of participants identified grade 11 as highest education level achieved.

Republicans also outnumber Democrats at the highest grade levels.

And a new study by Christopher Jencks of Harvard University and Meredith Phillips of the University of California at Los Angeles found that high school is not too late to make a difference: those whose math test scores increased between 10th and 12th grade achieved higher incomes later in life compared with those who started at the same level but did not raise their scores.

GCSEs constitute levels 1 or 2 on the National Qualifications Framework, depending on the grade achieved.

Almost 85% of Northern Irish students sitting their A-levels achieved a C grade or better compared to 76.8% in England and 76.3% in Wales.Northern Ireland outperformed their English counterparts with a higher proportion of students achieving A*-A grades and A*-C grades.

After making these cuts, we are left with a sample of 506,930 occupation and education level pairs, where the education level is defined as the highest grade achieved by the surveyed individual.

If so, wear the uniform of the highest grade achieved during wartime.

If you think this a tendentious remark, consider the following fact: that 0.28% of students who take the international baccalaureate achieve the highest marks possible in that examination, whereas over 25% of students who take A-levels achieve three A grades.

If you're achieving high grades at A-level (or equivalent) you can feel quite a lot of pressure to "prove yourself" by getting an Oxbridge offer.