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This is UCLA's curve. I'm getting the sense this it is 5-10 years behind the times.

First Year Courses Letter Grades
A+ to A- 25% - 29%—Target 27%
B+ to B 41% - 52%
B- 18% - 22%—Target 20%
5% - 8% C+ or below

Upper Division Courses with 40 or more
A+ to A- 23% - 27% —Target 25%
B+ to B 50% - 60%
B- 17% - 23%—Target 20%
C+ or below* Not mandatory, but may be given at faculty member’s discretion

I'm not sure what you mean. Apart from the schools that have switched to Yale's system of smiley faces, or abolished the grades below C+, it's pretty similar.

I get the feeling that most professors pushed the curve up really high. In talking to friends, I've heard of a ton of A's and almost no A-. So if every professor used the "target" curve, the median would be around 3.2, but really it's closer to 3.3.