B.C. graduating students worried after computer problem forces Ministry of Education to review final marks for Grade 12 English exams

This translation has been automatically generated and has not been verified for accuracy.Graduating students from across British Columbia have been thrown into panic after a computer problem has forced the Ministry of Education to review the final marks it posted for Grade 12 English exams, prompting worries students could have their university acceptances revoked.

The ministry statement said it is “actively contacting” universities across the country and will work with international institutions “as needed.” She said her teacher told her that usually, the average difference between his students’ final Grade 12 English before and after the provincial exam was about 2 per cent. But this year, the average was 35.5 per cent.

She said as of Monday, students accessing the online transcript portal for their marks found a notice indicating that the grades were being investigated.

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