Should university grades be switched to a pass/fail system for all degrees?
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Original post by threeportdrift
Yes, just a %. There's no need to pass or fail. People can make up their own minds what 35% means just as well as they can 75%.
Fair enough, that’s not something that I’d oppose to be fair (especially for GCSE and A-level results).
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