[cardcrimson]

The Harvard faculty voted to greatly reduce the number of A's given to students. Now instead of the 60% university average the last academic year, A's will now be limited to roughly 20% of students per class. That's a h u g e change. 

Interesting to know what the percentage of A's is at Stanford these days. It certainly wasn't 60% in engineering back in the dark ages. . . .

https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/...grade-cap/

[cardcrimson]

The Harvard faculty voted to greatly reduce the number of A's given to students. Now instead of the 60% university average the last academic year, A's will now be limited to roughly 20% of students per class. That's a h u g e change. 

Interesting to know what the percentage of A's is at Stanford these days. It certainly wasn't 60% in engineering back in the dark ages. . . .

https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2026/...grade-cap/