grade inflation造句

Cheating and grade inflation are rampant and quietly tolerated.

We are constantly told that grade inflation is so rampant that everyone gets an a grade.

There is an analogy to this problem in the academic world — grade inflation.

The recent grade inflation at Loyola University will be retroactive to 2007, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education.

At the end of every academic year, when British school-leavers get their A-level exam results, a chorus rings out about grade inflation and indulgent marking.

Violent crime on college campuses has taken a disturbing jump, forcing many schools to make safety a concern along with grade inflation and the food in dining halls.

They blame grade inflation - 57 per cent of students graduated with a first or 2:1 last year - and the wide variation in standards between universities.