For my homework for class I have to make a program that you get student names from the user, then get test grades for each student and the program averages them and gets letter grade. My output is somewhat of a table with the first column being names, then letter grade, and then average. Is there a way to make the array of the names to format so that the second column will be lined up? Because currently if the names have more letters it isn't even. Relevant code I have is this:

const char STUDENTNAMES = 11;
const int NUMSTUDENTS = 5;
char students[NUMSTUDENTS][STUDENTNAMES]; 

cout << "Student--Letter Grade--Average\n";
cout << "-------------------------------\n";
for (displayLoop = 0; displayLoop < NUMSTUDENTS; displayLoop  ){
    cout << students[displayLoop] << "  " << letterGrade[displayLoop] << "     " << studentAverages[displayLoop] << endl;
}                   

Example of what I want:

Student-----Letter Grade--Average
------------------------------------------
Bob         B             85
Alexander   D             67

Example of what I get:

Student-----Letter Grade--Average
------------------------------------------
Bob   B             85
Alexander   D             67