[primo.]

Originally posted by Delita_chan

Guh, don't remind me. A student of mine is already hissing over a D I gave her.
This student had a mountain of missing assignments and low essay grades.

Why do some college kids tend to expect their grades to be handed to them --;

My undergrad GPA ended with about a 3.3. Pathetic, being the lazy slug I was.
My post grad GPA ended with a 3.9. I got a B in Rhetoric

You're a professor? What do you teach?

[Deuces]

Originally posted by BTrisc

God I hate when people go to really easy schools and brag about their 3.6+'s. I'm hoping to bring my overall GPA up to a 3.1 and I'd be proud of it. I love Biology, but the required classes are so damn difficult.

!!!!!

It's like that in high school also. I go to one of the best school's in Illinois and this dumb bitch couldn't take, and she had like a 2.4 GPA and ****, now she goes to a raggedy, watered-down curriculum school getting a 3.6 GPA and now she wants to brag. Like bitch, sit down.

[Deuces]

Originally posted by Delita_chan

Guh, don't remind me. A student of mine is already hissing over a D I gave her.
This student had a mountain of missing assignments and low essay grades.

Why do some college kids tend to expect their grades to be handed to them --;

My undergrad GPA ended with about a 3.3. Pathetic, being the lazy slug I was.
My post grad GPA ended with a 3.9. I got a B in Rhetoric

Are you like, 30?

[Doc]

Originally posted by Deuces.

Are you like, 30?

[Capital B]

Originally posted by Deuces.

Are you like, 30?

This comment + the fact that nobody replied when I asked if I was the only one done school = me wondering what the average age is on ATRL + feeling old.

[Rock That Beat...]

Originally posted by Deuces.

!!!!!

It's like that in high school also. I go to one of the best school's in Illinois and this dumb bitch couldn't take, and she had like a 2.4 GPA and ****, now she goes to a raggedy, watered-down curriculum school getting a 3.6 GPA and now she wants to brag. Like bitch, sit down.

Same happened with this stupid ass bitch who got low ass grades and then went to this crap school and got higher grades than me and then began talking **** how I couldn't get higher grades and ''everything is so easy why can't you get higher grades''. Stupid ass hoe, I told that bitch the truth and shut her mouth.

[Doc]

Originally posted by Rock That Beat...

Same happened with this stupid ass bitch who got low ass grades and then went to this crap school and got higher grades than me and then began talking **** how I couldn't get higher grades and ''everything is so easy why can't you get higher grades''. Stupid ass hoe, I told that bitch the truth and shut her mouth.

High grades and a high GPA are irrelevant if you're in all standard classes.

[Rock That Beat...]

Originally posted by Doc

High grades and a high GPA are irrelevant if you're in all standard classes.

I've never heard of that but I like that, too bad that doesn't exist here.

[BTrisc]

Originally posted by SwagLikeALegend

What schools would you consider easy?

With private schools it's arguable, but a private school is almost always more demanding than a public school. I'm talking about college, btw.

[BTrisc]

Thank God I've all but shifted my goals away from medicine. I'm just using my externship this interim to hopefully confirm that I don't want to do medicine.

[Delita_chan]

I about the same age as Britney.
I only teach part time at the university. I teach composition.

[DvnR]

3.5 unweighted, 4.16 weighted.

[MP2K]

Finals ain't over for me and I don't get my GPA until next week.

[BTrisc]

Originally posted by DvnR

3.5 unweighted, 4.16 weighted.

I miss weighted courses.

[Doc]

What's the point of weighted GPAs?

[Graduation]

3.75 for the semester (my first at my new university)... brought my overall GPA up to 2.825!

EDIT: And yes, I'll admit this new school is so much easier, hence the way better grades

[BTrisc]

Originally posted by Doc

What's the point of weighted GPAs?

At my high school it was to credit the honors and AP students who took the challenge over the standard "academic" courses. The weights were ranked AP > Honors > Academic.

[Doc]

Originally posted by BTrisc

At my high school it was to credit the honors and AP students who took the challenge over the standard "academic" courses. The weights were ranked AP > Honors > Academic.

I mean, I guess.

At my school, there's no weighted GPAs. 4.0 is the maximum. Students in higher level classes do get grade benefits though. AP classes get 5 points added to their report card grade, Adv Honors gets 3 points added, and Honors gets... something. Can't remember.

[TOASTY]

sis I got a 4.0 this semester

[Albany Guest]

Originally posted by boyonce

This comment + the fact that nobody replied when I asked if I was the only one done school = me wondering what the average age is on ATRL + feeling old.

You're not the only one done with college, though the average age in ATRL can't be more than 23 or so (I would be shocked if it were).