Sup, so I have a class with a 92 average, and I'm not entirely sure how it translates into a letter grade. Could anyone help me understand better?
In most grading scales used in schools, a 92 counts as an "A-". This could vary a smidgen depending on your school's specific grading system, but typically anything between 90-92 is an A-. An average of 93-96 usually equates to an A, and 97-100 is often considered an A+. So, your 92 average would probably be interpreted as an A-! Keep up the good work.
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