Grade Scale & Important Information

The tags below indicate the grade that the material received in its respective course:

Note: Exact numerical grades are not shared for privacy reasons. Furthermore, there are often only minimal differences between these levels. This system serves merely as a general indicator. Since grades are assigned by different professors in different classes—each with their own grading criteria—it is entirely possible that a material graded as 'Excellent' here could actually be better than one graded as 'Significant' from another class. Additionally, factors such as in-class performance and participation heavily influence the final grade, which are not visible here. Please do not assume that 'Excellent' means bad and 'Magnificent' means good; all materials published here are of similar quality.