Grades
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Re: Grades
Dr. Lavelle's syllabus says that you need at least a 50% to get a passing grade in the class.
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Re: Grades
Besides the 50% required to get a C-, Dr. Lavelle does not determine the grade cutoffs for an A, A-, B+, etc. until after the final, meaning you may not have to get the standard 93% to get an A in the class. It all depends on the overall scores at the end.
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Re: Grades
Chanel D_4E wrote:Yes, you need at 250 in order to pass with a C-.
Thanks! I totally forgot about this until now.
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Re: Grades
Would it be possible that the final curve of the overall class would make it so you need higher than a 93% to get an A? Would he curve the class up?
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Re: Grades
Maya Beal Dis 1E wrote:Would it be possible that the final curve of the overall class would make it so you need higher than a 93% to get an A? Would he curve the class up?
I don't think he'll ever curve the final grade down. From what I've heard from my TA, he will only ever curve the final grade in people's favor.
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