Senior Secondary School
| US Grading System | Ghana's Grading System |
|---|---|
| A | A1 |
| B | B2,B3 |
| C | C4,C5,C6 |
| D | D7 |
| F | F9 |
Senior high school is more complex. Not long ago a more commonly accepted way of grading was used, but it was changed, making it sometimes confusing to understand. For example, if a student writes a test and gets a B2, this probably means that she/he had a regular performance on the test, but if the student gets a C4, it means that he/she had credit marks on the test. The new system has tightened the admission grade for universities.
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