A Harvard University report last spring complained of grade inflation that makes it easier to get high grades. Now the academic dean, Susan Pedersen, has released data showing that 49 percent of undergraduate grades were A's in 2001, up considerably from 23 percent in 1986.
by anycon September 18, 2005
When a job, which ten years ago only required a high school education, now requires a bachelor's degree or higher. Other jobs, once requiring only a bachelor's degree, now require a master's degree.
You would think with my job experience that I could get a job as a sales representative at that crappy store. However, due to education inflation, I must now have a bachelor's degree.
by ARBaker August 9, 2011
The art injecting saline solution into the scotum inflating it to the size of a grapefruit
I have no idea why....
I have no idea why....
by zippzy May 9, 2006
Someone who is so full of themselves their ego might metaphorically burst. This includes thinking of their looks, voice and other aspects a tad bit too fondly.
by A boring person -~- September 6, 2021
by WaveTheSwallow06 November 27, 2019
Princetonian 1: Dude, I got over 90% on that final but still only got a B.
Princetonian 2: Welcome to Princeton, where we don't have grade inflation like at Harvard and Yale.
Princetonian 2: Welcome to Princeton, where we don't have grade inflation like at Harvard and Yale.
by hahvahd June 1, 2010
When a girl is feeling nauseous after a heavy night of drinking and refuses to stick her finger down her throat, a guy rams his penis into her mouth where she deep throats until she pukes.
by itchmyass August 10, 2010