Study Reveals Long-Term Harm of Grade Inflation on Student Outcomes
February 9, 2026
Grade inflation is rising in schools, but a new study reveals it harms students’ academic and employment prospects.
Grade inflation is rising in schools, but a new study reveals it harms students’ academic and employment prospects.
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