Sentence examples for median grades from inspiring English sources

The median grades for students in both reading and math were below grade level.

Some universities already make median grades or grade distributions available to students.

A 2009 study at Cornell showed that since it began making median course grades available in 1998, more students had enrolled in classes with higher median grades; the percentage of courses with median grades in the A range also increased.

In 1996, Cornell's faculty adopted a "truth in grading" policy, and median grades were posted online starting in 1998.

Dartmouth transcripts include median grades, along with the number of courses in which the student exceeded, equaled or came in lower than those medians.

And while the median grades were available only online, a study by three Cornell economists found a large increase in enrollment in courses with a median grade of A — further driving grade inflation.

(StageGrade.com, which aggregates reviews, gave a median grade of C- to the show).

According to the useful review aggregator StageGrade, New York critics gave Enron a median grade of B, which includes an outright slam from Ben Brantley of the New York Times.

My median grade was 3.22, in between a B and B plus and slightly below the average department median grade for all sections of Journalism 1, which was 3.31.

The median grade point average of its applicants has risen nearly 0.1 point, to 3.5, since 1998, and law school test scores have risen 3 points, to 165, George Washington reports.

Based on 26 major reviews for "The Addams Family," including one in The New York Times, the theater Web site Stagegrade.com gave the show a median grade of D+.