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Academic Grading In Austria Information

Students graduating from a Hauptschule usually go on to apprenticeships. In Austria the GPA is the only criterion used for application purposes. All passing grades (1-4) in the Gymnasium permit further university study. All those achieving the Matura (which is awarded at graduation of Gymnasium) tend to go on to university. The Matura can be seen as an Austrian form of an International Baccalaureate degree.

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