Voto di laurea

[teone]

Qualcuno saprebbe dirmi per favore come posso tradurre "voto di laurea"?

Grazie mille.


Teo

 

[TimLA]

Ho visto:

Final grade
Comprehensive final grade

ma dipende dal contesto, forse
Grade Point Average (GPA)

 

[teone]

grazie mille!

che tempismo, due secondi prima che inviassi il documento.

grazie ancora.


teo

 

[mimitabby]

abbia pazienza!

 

[sharpsword]

Salve a tutti,

come posso rendere la frase "ad oggi, febbraio 2008, sono ancora in attesa della comunicazione del voto di laurea" in inglese?

Grazie

 

[fabry2811]

Today I am still waiting to know the degree grade

Ma penso ci siano errori...

 

[TimLA]

Salve a tutti,

come posso rendere la frase "ad oggi, febbraio 2008, sono ancora in attesa della comunicazione del voto di laurea" in inglese?

Grazie

O forse:

As of today, February 2009, I am still waiting to hear about the final grades of my degree.

As of now, February 2009, I am still waiting to hear about the final grades of my degree.

As of February 2009, I am still waiting to hear about the final grades of my degree.

Non so quale preferisco, forse #2.

 

[fabry2811]

Ma in questo caso si usa hear per dare un tono molto formale alla frase?

Io avrei messo know senza pensarci due volte!!!

 

[Claxy87]

O forse:

As of today, February 2009, I am still waiting to hear about the final grades of my degree.

As of now, February 2009, I am still waiting to hear about the final grades of my degree.

As of February 2009, I am still waiting to hear about the final grades of my degree.

Non so quale preferisco, forse #2.

Is "final gradeS" the same as "final grade"? I mean, are they interchangeable?

 

[stealth101]

Is "final gradeS" the same as "final grade"? I mean, are they interchangeable?

Does anyone have a clue?

 

[elfa]

Does anyone have a clue?

I don't know about in the US, but in the UK there is only one grade or mark for your degree.

...I am still waiting to hear the final grade for your degree.

 

[flopflip]

In Canada we get a final mark that is termed your 'grade point average'. Though there are variable marking systems, the most common one when I graduated was out of a maximum of 4.0. Someone with a 4.0 grade point average graduated with straight A's (top marks) in every class.