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Engineering, science and math classes have curves, but those can curve you both up and down, so in some classes an 80% can be an A where as in others an A can be curved to a B-.
Generally for humanities and most non quantitative classes, in my experience, there is no grade inflation. On the contrary, a B at my university is the equivalent of an A at most others.
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Absolutely. Most graduate classes don't give anything below a "C" grade. If someone actually receives a "C" in a graduate level class, the instructor is trying to tell you something.
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Grade inflation is the increase over time of academic grades, faster than any real increase in standards.
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It can if there is indeed evidence of grade inflation. Today, it is critical for professors to maintain quality standards within the classroom.
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