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Harvard Limits A-Grades Despite Student Opposition

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•Harvard faculty announced the cap on A grades on May 20, 2026.
•The policy aims to reduce grade inflation by restricting the proportion of students who can receive an A.
•Students have expressed strong opposition to the new grading limits, citing concerns over fairness and academic recognition.
•The decision marks a shift in Harvard's academic evaluation standards, potentially setting a precedent for other institutions.

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▸If Harvard maintains the A-grade cap despite student protests student dissatisfaction may increase, potentially affecting campus morale and prompting other universities to consider similar measures.

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REGIONALThe Straits Times - WorldHarvard faculty take aim at grade inflation by capping ‘A’ grades for students REGIONALSouth China Morning Post - TopHarvard to cap number of A-grades, despite heavy opposition from students

Harvard University has implemented a policy limiting the number of A grades awarded to students, aiming to address grade inflation. This change has sparked significant opposition from students concerned about its impact on academic recognition and future opportunities. The policy may influence grading standards at other universities and affect student motivation and competitiveness.