`  == GPA Curve Mess ==  Hi Lquilter,  Thanks for your help in the debate on the Stanford article. I'm brand new to wikipedia and sure I am doing this wrong, but I was hoping to get your advice/help again. The same user has edited the page ``Law school in the United States`` to include the following section  == Grades ==  Grades in law school are very competitive. Most schools grade on a curve. Stanford Law School has a mean of 3.4, the highest in the country. Other schools have lower curves. Most schools and employers emphasize class rank over GPA.  Now c'mon. I'm beginning to think this user has something against Stanford in particular for it's grading policies, which are obviously inflated but I think no more so than it's closest peers. The user started an article listing GPA curves for each school as well, and as of right now it only has Stanford and Wisconsin listed. I think that's a step in the right direction, if the user can get the article more flushed out, but as is I think he's really just throwing stones. I'm a student at Stanford (obviously why I'm so defensive), and have several friends at Harvard who have told me their curve is identical. Anyway, I ramble, but please let me know if you agree or if perhaps I am being overly sensitive. Defensiveness aside, I think it's just deceptive and somewhat irrelevant to be included in any article as it stands. Thanks!`