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What is a Failing Grade in Korea?

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In South Korea, a failing grade is generally represented by an F.

The grading system in South Korea can vary slightly between institutions, but the common representation of a failing grade is consistently "F". Here's a breakdown of a typical grading scale:

  • A: Excellent
  • B: Good
  • C: Fair
  • P: Pass (often used in pass/fail courses)
  • F: Fail

A grade of "F" signifies that the student did not meet the minimum requirements for passing the course. According to Scholaro, an "F" typically equates to a 0.00 on a 4.0 scale.

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