After Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu and the leader of AUR, George Simion, made public their grades obtained in the Baccalaureate exam, Marian Godină, the well-known police officer and blogger, decided to make his media from the “maturity” exam public as well .
George Simion took the BAC with an average of 9.69. Photo: Facebook
“I don’t think that the BAC grade has any relevance.
I, for example, had a 9.07 average at the BAC and I became a policeman…”, says the post made by the policeman Marian Godină.
“You could have become prime minister”
The reactions of netizens were not slow to appear. Some of them said that he could become a parliamentarian or prime minister if he got a lower grade.
“I had 7.47 and I was a former English-French teacher, with admission in the old days, with a scholarship, I have Cambridge Proficiency obtained in Great Britain and many other certificates and diplomas. I had grades from 1 to 10 during high school, deservedly so, but they didn’t discourage me. I enjoyed it and I love to learn.”
“Right! The school of life is more important and how you know how to choose your path in life!”
“I had 9:24 and ended up a taxi driver.”
“If you took at least a 6.50, you would become a parliamentarian, but…that’s how you need it…”
“Precisely, those with an average of 7 are in charge of the country, not those with 9-10. In contrast, in Moldova, those in state management have studies of exceptional quality, at top world universities. Here, faculties such as Ecology – Buzău…”
“It’s all your fault. If you took 6.20 and copied a few subjects, you could have become prime minister”.
We remind you that Marcel Ciolacu, the president of the Social Democratic Party, revealed on Tuesday, September 3, that he passed the Baccalaureate exam with an average of 7.03. The Prime Minister’s statement was made after he was asked by a journalist what average he obtained at the BAC, an exam he took in 1986.
Just a day after Ciolacu made his grade public, AUR leader George Simion displayed his diploma on his website and revealed that he had a 9.69 average in the matriculation exam.
“I’m showing you today, although I’ve done it before, George Simion’s Baccalaureate diploma. Compared to others, I have no qualms about showing it publicly. Because I have nothing to hide.
George Simion’s Baccalaureate diploma shows grades like 10 in the oral exam in Romanian Language and Literature, also 10 in the oral exam in French Language, while in the written exams I had the following grades: Romanian Language and Literature, grade 9, in History of Romanians grade 9.55, and in English Language, grade 9.60 . In Physical Education I got a 10″.
