Profile Perfect Level 301 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Profile Perfect Level 301 Answer

Here's the complete solved grid—I’ll walk you through how each clue locks it in right after.

Profile Perfect Level 301 Hints And Walkthrough

Profile Perfect Level 301 drops you into three art classes (A, B, and C) where you need to match each class’s painting, student, student expression, and grade. Right away you’ve got a slashed cell—Laura and Diana share the same student slot in Art Class B—and a few clues that lock down both students separately. Let’s work through it step by step.

Step 1: Laura and Diana both land in Art Class B

Clue 2 says Laura feels Tired after going all out on her painting, so Laura is in Art Class B and her expression is Tired. Clue 8 then tells us Diana is jealous of the grade her rival Kim gets, so Diana is also in Art Class B. The grid shows these two together as “Laura / Diana” in the same cell. At the same time, clue 8 gives us Kim in Art Class C and tells us Art Class B gets a B grade while Art Class C gets a B+. So we now have:

• Art Class B: Student = Laura/Diana, Expression = Tired, Grade = B
• Art Class C: Student = Kim, Grade = B+

Step 2: Art Class C’s expression and grade are confirmed

Clue 1 says “the one who receives a feels overjoyed” (the missing word doesn’t matter—the linked cells do the talking). It gives Art Class C’s student expression as Teary Eyes and its grade as B+. That matches the B+ from step 1 and adds the expression. So now Art Class C has: Student = Kim, Expression = Teary Eyes, Grade = B+.

Step 3: Billy lands in Art Class A with a neutral reaction

Clue 4 tells us Billy thinks his grade is a given, so he has no reaction—that puts Billy in Art Class A with a Neutral expression. The same clue also confirms Laura is in Art Class B, which we already knew. So Art Class A gets: Student = Billy, Expression = Neutral.

Step 4: Art Class A takes the A+ grade

Clue 5 says students in Classes B and C do not receive grades above—meaning above A+? The linked cells give Art Class A’s grade as A+, and also mention Laura in Art Class B. Since B and C can’t have A+, the only place for A+ is Art Class A. So Art Class A’s grade is A+.

Step 5: Art Class A’s painting is Waves

Clue 6 says “the student with an does not depict living subjects.” The linked cells show Art Class A’s painting is Waves and its grade is A+. Waves is a non‑living subject (the ocean), so that fits. So Art Class A’s painting is Waves.

Step 6: Mother and Night Sky take their places using the left‑of clue

Clue 7 says the Mother painting is to the left of the Van Gogh‑like painting. The linked cells give Art Class B’s painting as Mother and Art Class C’s painting as Night Sky. Since the classes are ordered left to right (A, B, C), Mother in B is indeed left of Night Sky in C. This clue also confirms Art Class A’s expression is Neutral, which we already have. So paintings are locked:

• Art Class A: Waves
• Art Class B: Mother
• Art Class C: Night Sky

Step 7: Fill in the final remaining details

We already have almost everything. The only empty cell left is Art Class B’s student expression, which clue 2 already set to Tired. Art Class C’s expression is Teary Eyes from clue 1. The slashed student cell for Art Class B is now full (Laura and Diana), and all grades are placed. The grid is complete.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 301

Clue 5: “Students in Classes B and C do not receive grades above”

This one threw me at first because the text seems cut off—what grade are they not above? But the linked cells make it clear: Art Class A gets A+, and the same clue mentions Laura in B. So the intended meaning is that B and C do not receive a grade above A+ (i.e., they can’t be A+). That forces A+ to go to Class A. Always trust the linked cells even if the wording looks incomplete.

Clue 7: “Mother painting is to the left of the Van Gogh‑like painting”

You might wonder if “left of” refers to the order of the subjects or something else. The subjects are listed as Art Class A, B, C—assume that’s their left‑to‑right order in the grid. So Mother in B is left of Night Sky in C. This clue also sneaks in a confirmation of Art Class A’s expression, which was already set by clue 4. It’s easy to overlook that extra linked cell if you’re focused on the placement.

Clue 8: Diana is jealous of the grade her rival Kim gets

This clue looks like it’s just about emotions, but it actually provides four separate pieces of information: Diana is in Art Class B, Kim is in Art Class C, and the grades for both classes (B and B+). Without this clue you wouldn’t know Kim’s class or that B gets a B grade. And it’s the key to understanding the slashed cell—Laura and Diana both share Art Class B.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 301 is a great example of how slashed cells work—Laura and Diana occupy the same spot without conflict. The biggest “gotcha” is the truncated wording in a couple of clues, but the linked cells always give the full picture. Start with the direct student placements (Laura, Diana, Billy, Kim), then let the grade and painting clues fill the rest. Once you treat the slashed value as both names together, the whole puzzle clicks into place.