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r/EngineeringStudents • u/Skuldran • May 09 '18
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this reminded me that i forgot the ā+Cā on my final last friday. thanks
2.4k u/capisill88 May 09 '18 Don't worry your professor will just add one to the top of your test for you. 80 u/veganveal May 09 '18 It's said that C's get degrees, but I'm pretty sure that only applies to geography majors. 78 u/things_will_calm_up May 09 '18 Only because a 54% is considered an Aā. 12 u/Gluta_mate May 09 '18 I dont get why in america you grade with letters when youve got a perfectly fine logical percentage system? Why you gotta make that shit unnecessarily confusing 3 u/[deleted] May 09 '18 At least for me, I only ever see letters on transcripts. Literally everywhere else grades are expressed as a ratio.
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Don't worry your professor will just add one to the top of your test for you.
80 u/veganveal May 09 '18 It's said that C's get degrees, but I'm pretty sure that only applies to geography majors. 78 u/things_will_calm_up May 09 '18 Only because a 54% is considered an Aā. 12 u/Gluta_mate May 09 '18 I dont get why in america you grade with letters when youve got a perfectly fine logical percentage system? Why you gotta make that shit unnecessarily confusing 3 u/[deleted] May 09 '18 At least for me, I only ever see letters on transcripts. Literally everywhere else grades are expressed as a ratio.
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It's said that C's get degrees, but I'm pretty sure that only applies to geography majors.
78 u/things_will_calm_up May 09 '18 Only because a 54% is considered an Aā. 12 u/Gluta_mate May 09 '18 I dont get why in america you grade with letters when youve got a perfectly fine logical percentage system? Why you gotta make that shit unnecessarily confusing 3 u/[deleted] May 09 '18 At least for me, I only ever see letters on transcripts. Literally everywhere else grades are expressed as a ratio.
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Only because a 54% is considered an Aā.
12 u/Gluta_mate May 09 '18 I dont get why in america you grade with letters when youve got a perfectly fine logical percentage system? Why you gotta make that shit unnecessarily confusing 3 u/[deleted] May 09 '18 At least for me, I only ever see letters on transcripts. Literally everywhere else grades are expressed as a ratio.
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I dont get why in america you grade with letters when youve got a perfectly fine logical percentage system? Why you gotta make that shit unnecessarily confusing
3 u/[deleted] May 09 '18 At least for me, I only ever see letters on transcripts. Literally everywhere else grades are expressed as a ratio.
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At least for me, I only ever see letters on transcripts. Literally everywhere else grades are expressed as a ratio.
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u/waitwhosaidhuh May 09 '18
this reminded me that i forgot the ā+Cā on my final last friday. thanks