The B may be close to being right. Typically in the US, we use letters or the 1-4.0 scale. The 1-4 is inverse of what you are used to in Germany/Deutschland. While an A is a 4.0 in the US, it is a crappy score in Germany. 2.0 Would be a "B" in the US. 2.2 would be a high C. That would be assuming the systems as the same. The US is big, roughly the size of Europe. Like throughout Europe you can expect a varying degree of quality in education. Having a little experience with both systems, I round you up to a "B". Herzlichen Glueckwunsch!
Funny side note. I never fell asleep in a US class, but I feel asleep during a seminar at a German University. To make it worse, I was in the front row. Bet the professor was waiting until exams to get back at me. Luckily I was only visiting.
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GUYS I PASSED ALL MY A-LEVELS!
Or I guess what's Abitur in Germany. I've been freaking out over the past weeks since my gut feeling told me I failed at least some of them (bullshited my computer science exam completely), but turns out I didn't and even graduated with a GPA of 2,2 (which is a B in America I think?). Now university is waiting for me and ... ahh let's ignore that for now, I passed all my exams yay!
Bundled Train to celebrate with me ♥. (lv 2+ and activated all wins + didn't win the same game multiple times)
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