This report provides data on withdrawal and success rates and grades earned in fall 1995 at the five campuses of Pima Community College (PCC) in Arizona. Following a literature review on national course grades, descriptions are provided of the following: (1) grades and withdrawals for 1980, 1985, 1990, and 1995, indicating that the number of A grades has increased from 28% in 1980 to 32% in 1995; (2) a comparison of grades by PCC campus, indicating that the Community Campus awarded the highest percentage of A's; (3) grades by ethnic group, indicating that 57% of the grades awarded to Anglos/Others were A's and B's, compared to 56% for Asian Americans and 40% for Native Americans; (4) grades by gender, revealing higher success and lower withdrawal rates for females than for males; (5) grades by age group, noting that students over 40 earned the highest percentage of A's at almost 50%; (6) grades by veteran, Pell Grant, day/extended day and occupational/non-occupational status. Appendix A provides six tables showing the number and percent of grades awarded for fall 1991-1995 both district-wide and by campus, while Appendix B provides seven tables on the numbers and percentages of grades awarded in fall 1995 by ethnicity, gender, age, veteran status, Pell Grant status, day/extended day classes, and occupational and non-occupational classes. (ECF)