Contrary to popular belief, the grade is actually not curved. Rather, it is scaled. This means that graders use a chart to determine scaled scores rather than implement a curved line graph. Sometimes the scale works toward your favor, making your scaled score higher than your raw score, and sometimes it does not, making your scaled score lower than your raw score. The scale mostly depends on the difficulty of the exam and the expected results of those whom are planning to take it. A scaled score of 85+ is the "mastery level" and the 65+ range is "passing".
You get your regents exam when your at the end of your junior year. Possibly 8th grade.
In 8th grade my teacher always says u need a 85% on ur regents.-That is if you are in an honors class. In high school for example 9th grade and above u need 65% or higher to pass.
That depends on what state your regents is/are in.
If you got 69.5% in most exams, that would give you a pass.
International General Certificate of Secondary Education:second highest award apart from A*
Of course not. There are no regents exams catered to hippies.
You get your regents exam when your at the end of your junior year. Possibly 8th grade.
Yes, you are.
In 2011
No. A homeschooled teenager may take Regents exams, but he will not be granted a diploma.
You can't retake the regents if you passed.
A board of education or equivalent organization decides what curricular, test, and grade point requirements are needed for high school graduation taking into consideration state and local regulations. In your New York State, a Board of Regents specifies required courses and qualifying exams (Regents Exams) to passed to qualify fr an academic high school diploma.
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In 8th grade my teacher always says u need a 85% on ur regents.-That is if you are in an honors class. In high school for example 9th grade and above u need 65% or higher to pass.
Grade 7 Students cannot take the REGENTS exam, because most middle schools do not offer Regents courses, unless the student has advanced classes and are taking the advanced Regents courses.
The Earth Science Regents Exam can be challenging, but with proper preparation and studying, you can do well. Focus on understanding key concepts, practicing with past exams, and seeking help from teachers or tutors if needed. Remember to stay calm and confident during the exam. Good luck!
Bio 9th if you took the regents in the 8th grade.....from there just regular classes, you will figure that out when you get to high school