More than two-thirds of Harvard University faculty voted to cap the proportion of A-grades in undergraduate courses, instituting one of the strongest policies against grade inflation in US higher ...

Harvard University faculty members voted to cap the number of A's awarded to students in an effort to stop grade inflation.

Harvard faculty voted to impose a 20 percent grade cap in an attempt to curb surging grade inflation at the university, the Harvard Crimson reported Wednesday. After a week of voting, 69.5 percent of ...

You note that Harvard will now allow no more than 20 percent of grades in a section to be an A. In my opinion, Harvard gets ...

Harvard faculty voted to limit A grades to 20% of undergraduate course enrollment in a major step to combat decades of grade inflation at the college.

Harvard University faculty voted to cap the number of A grades undergraduate students can receive beginning in 2027, according to multiple news reports, including CBS. Faculty approved the measure in ...

America’s oldest and most prestigious university may soon be deliberately taking many of its students down a notch. This week, Harvard faculty members are voting on a contentious proposal to rein in ...

CAMBRIDGE, Mass.—For years, Harvard has been handing out A’s in abundance. Now, a proposed cap would pump the brakes—and students are up in arms. Harvard’s faculty is set to vote next week on a ...