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Story summary
- Harvard University’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences proposes capping straight-A grades at 20% to curb grade inflation.
- The plan adds a one-year delay, with implementation set for fall 2027.
- A survey shows 94% oppose the cap, expressed in memes and comments.
- Administrators say the change would improve the value of top grades and help employers assess performance.
- Supporters argue it would reduce stigma around A-minus grades and encourage exploration.
