Yes, GED classes and grading, including certification are available online for those who cannot attend local classes in their area. Most GED courses have pass/fail grading.
Pass or Fail
a system where students either pass or a fail in a subject without being given a grade
Pass/fail classes typically do not count towards GPA. Instead, they are usually recorded as a pass or fail on your transcript without affecting your GPA.
Pass/fail classes are typically not included in GPA calculations, as they do not receive a letter grade that can be converted into a numerical value.
No
you may fail if you fail more than 2 classes. it may affect your grades and may even have to repeat. you hay only fail 2 classes to pass. if you fail more than 2 classes you have to repeat
think the grading system was A to E not sure if E was a pass or fail
Probably not
The "P" on your report card typically stands for "Pass," indicating that you have successfully met the requirements for that course or subject. It signifies that you have demonstrated a satisfactory understanding of the material, even if no specific letter grade was assigned. In some cases, it may also reflect a pass/fail grading system used for certain classes.
NO you do not have to pass the 7th grade task. but you need to pass all of your classes in order to move on. at the end of the year your grades will be averaged and if you fail TWO you will go to summer school and retake the task and if you fail it that time you will repeat the 7th grade.
If you fail two classes on the same report card, then I don't think so. But if they were on two different report cards, then you might still have a chance. Also, if you have already had to repeat a grade, they will never hold you back again.
Websites such as GED For Free and Pass GED offer online GED classes. However, the examination cannot be taken online and must be taken in person at a local test centre.