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Scienceabout 9 hours ago· 1 min read

Harvard Faculty Vote to Cap A Grades at 20% to Combat Grade Inflation

Harvard University's faculty voted to limit A grades to just 20% of students starting in 2027-28 as part of a sweeping effort to address decades of grade inflation on campus.

Grade Cap Policy

Harvard faculty voted to cap A grades at 20% to combat grade inflation ahead of the 2027-28 academic year to address concerns following a recent report.

The policy represents one of the most significant changes to Harvard's grading system in recent years, signaling institutional concern about the value and meaning of academic grades.

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