When you ask your professor about your grade before given and she says, "You're at the level you should be at,

Question

What does this mean to you?

Thank you! Its really not me, it is for my friend. She ended up Failing after they said this to her

Answer 1

I would take it as a total non-answer.

It probably means that your professor either 1) doesn't have a letter grade for you yet, or 2) your professor doesn't recall what your grade is and didn't want to look it up right then.

Given that you are a college student, your professor probably wants you more focused on what is being taught and less on what your grade is in the class. Analyze the amount of work you have done (or missed doing), and the quality of that work, and decide for yourself "what level you should be at".

Answer 2

To me that means two things. From an optimistic point of view it means "You are really applying yourself, and trying your best" In the world of pessimism however it means "You're just not a very bright person, maybe you should try sports instead"

Answer 3

To me this would mean, you know what your performance has been, and what you are getting matches that. My guess is that your friend either hasn't been showing up to class, or she has missed (or failed) a number of assignments.

Answer 4

i'm the type of person who does not like short answers,i need more details and thats what i expect.to me this means that they are too busy to look up my grade or have not recorded it yet.

Answer 5

That is usually good news. It means that you are doing at least average for the course (C or better).

Answer 6

ur at a good place and dont do any thing to harm even a little or u wouldnt be at the level you should.-work harder-

Answer 7

Well to me it sounds like you are passing. She really didnt give enough response

Answer 8

A-B range