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I''m an A- student wh just got a b ona 4 hour lrw class. wtf bros. what's the cotrelaton between lrw grades and other grades?

Gifted Hands wrote:I''m an A- student wh just got a b ona 4 hour lrw class. wtf bros. what's the cotrelaton between lrw grades and other grades?

The correlation is usually a tight 1:1. Have you considered contacting the registrar's office to see if this was a clerical error?

modz please delete the other topic bc it was not filed in the correct forum under civil procedure code 32.a3.

wtf bros.i got a b in a 4hour lrw class when i'm an a- student. what the fuck went wrong brosephs? is there a corelaton between reg grades and lrwgrades?

if u retook you could've gone somewhere with ungraded lrw

rpupkin wrote:

Gifted Hands wrote:I''m an A- student wh just got a b ona 4 hour lrw class. wtf bros. what's the cotrelaton between lrw grades and other grades?

The correlation is usually a tight 1:1. Have you considered contacting the registrar's office to see if this was a clerical error?

no but i asked the prof and he was like yea that's about right

should i go up the chain of command?

Gifted Hands wrote:

rpupkin wrote:

Gifted Hands wrote:I''m an A- student wh just got a b ona 4 hour lrw class. wtf bros. what's the cotrelaton between lrw grades and other grades?

The correlation is usually a tight 1:1. Have you considered contacting the registrar's office to see if this was a clerical error?

no but i asked the prof and he was like yea that's about right

Wait...your prof said what was about right? The grade you got? The correlation between your "A- student" status and your LRW grade? Something else?

Gifted Hands wrote:should i go up the chain of command?

In general, the default answer to this question is "DEFINITELY," but more context is needed.

rpupkin wrote:

Gifted Hands wrote:

rpupkin wrote:

Gifted Hands wrote:I''m an A- student wh just got a b ona 4 hour lrw class. wtf bros. what's the cotrelaton between lrw grades and other grades?

The correlation is usually a tight 1:1. Have you considered contacting the registrar's office to see if this was a clerical error?

no but i asked the prof and he was like yea that's about right

Wait...your prof said what was about right? The grade you got? The correlation between your "A- student" status and your LRW grade? Something else?

no we talked numbers,and he said my grade was correct based on the numbers.

i'm in a different state but i feel like he intentionally screwed me based on class attendance. can i challenge the grade when i get back to my city next month? Like my grade was median,bottom line. and he would not release the numbers (averages)

Gifted Hands wrote:

rpupkin wrote: Wait...your prof said what was about right? The grade you got? The correlation between your "A- student" status and your LRW grade? Something else?

no we talked numbers,and he said my grade was correct based on the numbers.

Sounds like BS. Demand to see said "numbers," and watch him cave.

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Gifted Hands wrote:

rpupkin wrote: Wait...your prof said what was about right? The grade you got? The correlation between your "A- student" status and your LRW grade? Something else?

no we talked numbers,and he said my grade was correct based on the numbers.

Sounds like BS. Demand to see said "numbers," and watch him cave.

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i can't tell if this is shadenfraud

I don't know all the facts but this sounds like a serious issue and I'd guess your professor either misgraded your stuff or mistook someone else's work for yours. I'd complain to administration until they do something about it since 1L grades are so important. Does your school have a facebook group? Post about this problem, if you get enough of your classmates to join you in petitioning the administration, it might make a difference. You should also hire a lawyer and maybe sue your professor.

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rpupkin wrote:

Gifted Hands wrote:

rpupkin wrote: Wait...your prof said what was about right? The grade you got? The correlation between your "A- student" status and your LRW grade? Something else?

no we talked numbers,and he said my grade was correct based on the numbers.

Sounds like BS. Demand to see said "numbers," and watch him cave.

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i can't tell if this is shadenfraud

bc i really feel like i should have gotten a higher grade

check the grading policy.. prof could have discretion to lower ur grade base on attendance

Gifted Hands wrote:i'm in a different state but i feel like he intentianlly srewed me based on class attendance. can i challenge the grade when i get back to my city next month?

Why wait until you're back in the state? Email Registrar, Law School Dean, and one of your real professors, explaining your suspicions. Afterwards, forward the sent email to the LRW instructor, with a "FYI" before the forwarded message.

seriously? the tables are turning and now i'm about to act on what might e intentiaonal bad advice

1L grades are so important. Since your professor screwed up you can get him on malpractice just hire a lawyer. Try to get as much public attention as possible, since law professors shouldn't be permitted to do this kind of shit.

Rpupkin is not giving bad advice. Law professors screw up too much someone needs to do something about it.

One student going to administration never does much, but 10? 20? Try to post on facebook about it.

Gifted Hands wrote:seriously? the tables are turning and now i'm about to act on what might e intentiaonal bad advice

I'm not understanding the "tables" metaphor. Explain.

PeanutsNJam wrote:1L grades are so important. Since your professor screwed up you can get him on malpractice just hire a lawyer. Try to get as much public attention as possible, since law professors shouldn't be permitted to do this kind of shit.

Rpupkin is not giving bad advice. Law professors screw up too much someone needs to do something about it.

absolutely, who shall begin the movement? Potential law students who go on strike by foregoing law school.

is he/she an adjunct prof?

rpupkin wrote:

Gifted Hands wrote:seriously? the tables are turning and now i'm about to act on what might e intentiaonal bad advice

I'm not understanding the "tables" metaphor. Explain.

y'all accuse me if giving potnetiaily life ruining advice s now y'all are doing it to me.

Gifted Hands wrote:

rpupkin wrote:

Gifted Hands wrote:seriously? the tables are turning and now i'm about to act on what might e intentiaonal bad advice

I'm not understanding the "tables" metaphor. Explain.

y'all accuse me if giving potnetiaily life ruining advice s now y'all are doing it to me.

Interesting. Did you happen to use lots of metaphors in your legal writing? Perhaps your LRW instructor has moderate autism like I do and thus takes everything literally. That could explain the outlier grade in LRW.

rpupkin wrote:

Gifted Hands wrote:

rpupkin wrote:

Gifted Hands wrote:seriously? the tables are turning and now i'm about to act on what might e intentiaonal bad advice

I'm not understanding the "tables" metaphor. Explain.

y'all accuse me if giving potnetiaily life ruining advice s now y'all are doing it to me.

Interesting. Did you happen to use lots of metaphors in your legal writing? Perhaps your LRW instructor has moderate autism like I do and thus takes everything literally. That could explain the outlier grade in LRW.

eh 166/180. but i think i used a few

Gifted Hands wrote:

rpupkin wrote: Interesting. Did you happen to use lots of metaphors in your legal writing? Perhaps your LRW instructor has moderate autism like I do and thus takes everything literally. That could explain the outlier grade in LRW.

eh 166/180. but i think i used a few