"H" in Graduate Certificate

Spanish translation: High Distinction / Pass > Sobresaliente

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English term or phrase:"H" in Graduate Certificate
Spanish translation:High Distinction / Pass > Sobresaliente
Entered by: dawn39 (X)

15:14 Mar 5, 2004
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English term or phrase: "H" in Graduate Certificate
What does "H" stand for as a grade in an American University Graduation Certificate?

e.g. "C" means "aprobado"
"P" means "apto" etc.

thx. in advance
aivars
Argentina
Local time: 20:39
High Distinction / Pass > Sobresaliente
Explanation:
Hola, Aivars.
Creo que se trata de la calificación más alta que se puede obtener.
Al menos en GB es así.

"Courses in the Doctor of Ministry degree program are graded as follows: High Pass, Pass, Low Pass, and Fail. Students who receive two "Low Pass" grades will be evaluated by the Academic Affairs Committee to determine their suitability for continuing in the program. The enrollment of any Doctor of Ministry student receiving two "Fail" grades shall be terminated".
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Otra posibilidad muy similar y que concuerda con tus letras (P / C / H):

"Grading:
Fail, Pass, Credit, Distinction, **High Distinction**".

www.accmer.edu.au/details04.pdf

Las correspondencias con las calificaciones españolas serían así...

Fail... Suspenso (antes) / Insuficiente (ahora)
Pass .... Aprobado (antes) / Suficiente (ahora)
Credit... Bien
Distinction ... Notable
High Distinction .... Sobresaliente
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Según lo que tú has puesto...

P ..... Pass
C...... Credit

Entonces H .... High Distinction
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¡Buen finde!

:))








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Buena semana, Aivars.
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5High Distinction / Pass > Sobresaliente
dawn39 (X)
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Carlos Fruhbeck
4explicación
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Honors


Explanation:
No te lo digo con seguridad...

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Note added at 2004-03-05 15:29:36 (GMT)
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Seguro, aquí te dejo un link

www.mc.vanderbilt.edu/reporter/?ID=2734

... A student must meet standards in all categories of professional values to be given
an H grade. Ordinarily, honors grades will be given to no more than 25 ...


Carlos Fruhbeck
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agree  angela vicent
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agree  Sp-EnTranslator: es lo 1ro que pensé...
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explicación


Explanation:
Nivel H
En esta página puedes encontrar unas tablas sobre el sistema de educación inglés(UK).



    Reference: http://www.naric.org.uk/uk_quals.asp
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High Distinction / Pass > Sobresaliente


Explanation:
Hola, Aivars.
Creo que se trata de la calificación más alta que se puede obtener.
Al menos en GB es así.

"Courses in the Doctor of Ministry degree program are graded as follows: High Pass, Pass, Low Pass, and Fail. Students who receive two "Low Pass" grades will be evaluated by the Academic Affairs Committee to determine their suitability for continuing in the program. The enrollment of any Doctor of Ministry student receiving two "Fail" grades shall be terminated".
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Otra posibilidad muy similar y que concuerda con tus letras (P / C / H):

"Grading:
Fail, Pass, Credit, Distinction, **High Distinction**".

www.accmer.edu.au/details04.pdf

Las correspondencias con las calificaciones españolas serían así...

Fail... Suspenso (antes) / Insuficiente (ahora)
Pass .... Aprobado (antes) / Suficiente (ahora)
Credit... Bien
Distinction ... Notable
High Distinction .... Sobresaliente
¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨¨
Según lo que tú has puesto...

P ..... Pass
C...... Credit

Entonces H .... High Distinction
====================
¡Buen finde!

:))








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Note added at 2004-03-15 07:13:20 (GMT) Post-grading
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Buena semana, Aivars.


    Reference: http://www.hartsem.edu/academic/registrar.htm
    Reference: http://www.accmer.edu.au/details04.pdf
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