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Peking University just scrapped GPA rankings for undergraduates,
a bold move in a country where GPA often decides scholarships,
grad school, and even affect future careers.
Could it help shift students' focus from chasing numbers to chasing knowledge?
Or will competition just find a new form?
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This summer, Peking University made headlines with a bold move in China's higher education.
Starting this fall,
undergraduates at the country's most prestigious university will no longer be ranked by GPA.
That's the grade point average that has long defined students standing among their peers.