Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "In Austria, scholastic grades use a 5-point grading scale, where: 1 (\"Sehr gut\" - \"very good\") is the best possible grade, 2 (\"Gut\" - \"good\") is the next highest grade, 3 (\"Befriedigend\" - \"satisfactory\") indicates \"average\" performance, 4 (\"Genügend\" - \"adequate\") is the lowest passing grade, and 5 (\"Nicht genügend\" - \"unsatisfactory\") is the lowest possible grade and the only failing grade (usually earned for less than 50% of the maximum achievable credit).Students graduating from a Hauptschule usually go on to apprenticeships.In Austria the GPA is the only criterion used for application purposes. "@en }
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- Academic_grading_in_Austria comment "In Austria, scholastic grades use a 5-point grading scale, where: 1 (\"Sehr gut\" - \"very good\") is the best possible grade, 2 (\"Gut\" - \"good\") is the next highest grade, 3 (\"Befriedigend\" - \"satisfactory\") indicates \"average\" performance, 4 (\"Genügend\" - \"adequate\") is the lowest passing grade, and 5 (\"Nicht genügend\" - \"unsatisfactory\") is the lowest possible grade and the only failing grade (usually earned for less than 50% of the maximum achievable credit).Students graduating from a Hauptschule usually go on to apprenticeships.In Austria the GPA is the only criterion used for application purposes. ".