Talk:GPA in Central and Eastern Europe

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someone with a 5-point average is a отличник (m) (pronounced: otlichnik, from Russian excellent, отлично (otlichno))/ отличница (f) (otlichnitsa) someone with a 4-point average is a хорошист (m) (pronounced: horoshist, from Russian good, хорошо (horosho))/ хорошистка (f) (horoshistka) someone with a 3-point average is a троечник (m) (pronounced: troechnik, from Russian 3, три (tri))/ троечница (f) (troechnitsa)

[edit] Proposed demerger

Since Central and Eastern European countries no longer share a common system, I propose to DEMERGE the article GPA in Central and Eastern Europe into TEN SEPARATE ARTICLES on grading in Russia, Ukraine, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Romania, Poland, the Czech Rep. and Slovakia, in the same way as it was done for Bulgaria. Also, articles on grading in the Balkan countries and in Belarus should be added. Sredni vashtar 23:14, 27 February 2007 (UTC)

Agree. Obviously there's no common denominator among the grading systems in Central and Eastern European countries. Mentatus 08:12, 28 February 2007 (UTC)
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