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Another Question! Sorry! :)

Professor Samantha Jacobs

Professor Samantha Jacobs

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Hi! So I was wondering what each grade mean (O, E, etc). I think I learned it a while ago, but I completely forgot! Thanks! :)
 
Solution
Amber Chou Wilson
They're the grades used in Harry Potter:

HIgh to low
O - Outstanding
E or EE- Exceeds Expectations
A - Acceptable
P- Poor
D - Dreadful
T - Troll

You will usually get an O for a lesson, though you can get an E or A depending on how well your character does / how long your post is in some classes. If you don't do a class, you automatically get a P. This isn't the end of the world, you get an average grade at the end of a semester out of all your grades.

So if you do a few lessons that get an O, but also don't do a few other lessons of the same subject. You'll probably end up with an A or E average at the end of the year.

Also, you don't tend to get lower grades (D or T) unless you ask for it specifically I believe.

Hopefully...
They're the grades used in Harry Potter:

HIgh to low
O - Outstanding
E or EE- Exceeds Expectations
A - Acceptable
P- Poor
D - Dreadful
T - Troll

You will usually get an O for a lesson, though you can get an E or A depending on how well your character does / how long your post is in some classes. If you don't do a class, you automatically get a P. This isn't the end of the world, you get an average grade at the end of a semester out of all your grades.

So if you do a few lessons that get an O, but also don't do a few other lessons of the same subject. You'll probably end up with an A or E average at the end of the year.

Also, you don't tend to get lower grades (D or T) unless you ask for it specifically I believe.

Hopefully that helps!
 
Solution
Amber Chou Wilson said:
They're the grades used in Harry Potter:

HIgh to low
O - Outstanding
E or EE- Exceeds Expectations
A - Acceptable
P- Poor
D - Dreadful
T - Troll

You will usually get an O for a lesson, though you can get an E or A depending on how well your character does / how long your post is in some classes. If you don't do a class, you automatically get a P. This isn't the end of the world, you get an average grade at the end of a semester out of all your grades.

So if you do a few lessons that get an O, but also don't do a few other lessons of the same subject. You'll probably end up with an A or E average at the end of the year.

Also, you don't tend to get lower grades (D or T) unless you ask for it specifically I believe.

Hopefully that helps!
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Thank you so much!! It helped a lot! :)
 
Just to add on, anything above a D counts as a pass (and yes you'll only get failing marks if you specifically ask a professor for them) but once you get into the upper years (fifth onwards) some subjects have grade requirements to continue on, so it's a good idea to check for requirements once you reach that level and make sure you're getting the grades you need!
 
Don't be sorry for asking questions!
As a note - this is mentioned in the Unsorted FAQ which, if you haven't had a chance to read yet, it along with our other site documentation should be helpful in answering other questions you may not even know you have yet! :D
 
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