Top university abandons strict GPA system

In this episode of Round Table, Heyang, Steve, and Yushan discuss Peking University's decision to scrap GPA rankings for undergraduates, exploring the potential impact on students and the broader higher education system in China. They delve into the reasons behind this bold move, including reducing GPA competition and encouraging students to explore diverse subjects. The panel also examines whether this change will truly alleviate pressure on students, considering factors like postgraduate applications and job prospects, and they discuss similar initiatives by other Chinese universities, emphasizing the need for tailored educational reforms and clear evaluation standards.