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Harvard's capping A grades. Should Canada do the same?
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June 27, 2026
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2:11Now PlayingHarvard has capped the number of As professors can give students as part of an effort to fight 'grade inflation.' With the number of Canadian high school graduates earning averages of 95 per cent or higher tripling over the last decade, many first-year students are struggling to keep up at university. Should schools here adopt the same limit on top grades?
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