To check your grades for a plus, you will need to consult your grading rubric or syllabus. Typically, a plus is awarded for work that is above and beyond the expectations set forth in the rubric or syllabus. For example, if the rubric states that a B grade is awarded for work that is "good" and a B+ grade is awarded for work that is "very good," then you will need to submit work that is of exceptional quality in order to earn a B+. Some common criteria that may be used to award a plus include:
* Completeness: Did you complete all of the assignments and tasks required for the course?
* Accuracy: Are your assignments and tasks free of errors?
* Effort: Did you put in a lot of effort into your work?
* Creativity: Did you come up with any original or innovative ideas in your work?
* Presentation: Is your work well-written and organized?
If you are unsure whether or not you have met the criteria for a plus, you can always ask your professor or instructor.