Effect of administrative grading error on OCI? Forum

[Anonymous User]

So, basically my 1L ConLaw class was a shit-show this year (if anyone would like to know details, they are pretty hilarious), and to make a very long story short, the school decided to make the course Pass/Fail on a credit/no credit basis only. It was a relief, but I am worried about the effect this will have on OCI, if any (and I hope none of course). Assuming I passed, the Registrar will be attaching a letter to explain there was an administrative error making grading impossible for the course.

If anyone has any insight, I'd really appreciate it. Sorry this was anon by the way, this is an extremely rare occurrence and I guarantee at least one person in my section will see this haha

[ph14]

So, basically my 1L ConLaw class was a shit-show this year (if anyone would like to know details, they are pretty hilarious), and to make a very long story short, the school decided to make the course Pass/Fail on a credit/no credit basis only. It was a relief, but I am worried about the effect this will have on OCI, if any (and I hope none of course). Assuming I passed, the Registrar will be attaching a letter to explain there was an administrative error making grading impossible for the course.

If anyone has any insight, I'd really appreciate it. Sorry this was anon by the way, this is an extremely rare occurrence and I guarantee at least one person in my section will see this haha

Details, please.

[Myself]

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[BlueDiamond]

uhhhhh details now

[jkpolk]

http://abovethelaw.com/2013/01/fordham- ... sterbleep/

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[Anonymous User]

Seen something similar. No one will care. And your CSO will likely prepare a letter for employers that explains the P/F grade.

[Anonymous User]

http://abovethelaw.com/2013/01/fordham- ... sterbleep/

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Nope just happened, you are all PM'd

[Anonymous User]

Seen something similar. No one will care. And your CSO will likely prepare a letter for employers that explains the P/F grade.

Awesome, thank you.

[Icculus]

http://abovethelaw.com/2013/01/fordham- ... sterbleep/

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WTF? And OP, was the screw up at your school as epic as this one?

[Anonymous User]

http://abovethelaw.com/2013/01/fordham- ... sterbleep/

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WTF? And OP, was the screw up at your school as epic as this one?

Haha, no I can say in full confidence, it was not nearly as bad as that.

[Ludo!]

PM me this story bro

[mephistopheles]

Details, please.

[Anonymous User]

Details, please.

haha sweet jeezus, PM'd all who have asked up to this point, I gotta get back to studying but anyone else that is also dying to know just leave a comment and I'll send the same PM over to you later. If any of you go to Above The Law, I will find you...

probably not, but yeah that would be fucked up so don't do it

[Icculus]

Details, please.

[Anonymous User]

Something similar happened to a class at my school, and anecdotally, it seemed like they didn't have any different employment outcomes from anyone else. Seems to me like if all your other stats are good, you shouldn't be at a disadvantage (assuming you passed). Maybe ask your OCS how to handle it if someone brings it up, but it may not come up at all.

[jrsbaseball5]

Details, please.

[Anonymous User]

Details: Bad professor, weird exam format, some loud voices send emails and yell in a meeting, admin. crumples to complaints, and screws over the half of the class that actually studied and took the time to learn Conlaw all semester.

[Anonymous User]

Details: Bad professor, weird exam format, some loud voices send emails and yell in a meeting, admin. crumples to complaints, and screws over the half of the class that actually studied and took the time to learn Conlaw all semester.

^^ Damn I must say that was quicker than I thought, props.. I was frustrated with the time I put in too, but it would have been arbitrarily graded, not rewarding the efforts of studying to the extent it should have