Reactions: Grade inflation at Princeton

Luqmaan Bamba, Emily Zhang, Andrei Dragomir, Davis Hobley, Ana Boiangiu, and Audrey Tan
Daily Princetonian

In recent weeks, there has been much discussion over Harvard’s proposed grading policy, which would cap A grades at 20 percent in classes across the board. The policy also stipulates that, instead of using grade point averages for awards and prizes, Harvard would use a percentile rank. We asked our writers to share their reflections on grading at Princeton, the proposed Harvard policy, and what it all means for higher education.

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