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The median GPA is closer to the bulk of the data, and is less affected by skew. This also might mean most of the letter grades will not be a B -> easier to tell apart. Median also (from preliminary research) seems to represent the shape of the graph better.
Proposal
Consider using the median GPA instead of the mean/average in all places (Letter grade, distribution graphs, compare table, new line graph)
Supplementary Information
Open to debate, but do some mockups first
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Overview
The median GPA is closer to the bulk of the data, and is less affected by skew. This also might mean most of the letter grades will not be a B -> easier to tell apart. Median also (from preliminary research) seems to represent the shape of the graph better.
Proposal
Consider using the median GPA instead of the mean/average in all places (Letter grade, distribution graphs, compare table, new line graph)
Supplementary Information
Open to debate, but do some mockups first
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: