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TITCRJG Hall wrote:1 stair
Are you talking about the stair-case grading system? If so, how can I make my essay exams stop on the top stair?JG Hall wrote:1 stair
I haven't yet because the grades were released over the summer, but I will this fall when school starts up again. But, I was just wondering whether there are any general things that separate B+ answers from A- or A's. I feel like I adequately used citations to support my arguments, tied in facts, argued policy and alternatives if available, and never have any grammar or spelling issues, so I am just confused.vanwinkle wrote:Have you asked your professors?
Same problem here. What the profs have told me is just making my shit flow better together.dougroberts wrote:After taking about 35 credits, I got mostly B+'s with a sprinkling of B's and A's (in the 2 classes I knew cold). The curve at my school is a C+.
Why do I get "stuck" at B+'s? What separates a B+ from an A- or A?
Probably because you aren't doing this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYJCHoEDNgsdougroberts wrote:After taking about 35 credits, I got mostly B+'s with a sprinkling of B's and A's (in the 2 classes I knew cold). The curve at my school is a C+.
Why do I get "stuck" at B+'s? What separates a B+ from an A- or A?
Perfect simile, f-ing perfect.SBL wrote:Complaining about a B+ average on a C+ curve sounds suspiciously like fake complaining to me. It's like when girls fake-complain that they can't wear a type of shirt because their boobs are too big.