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I attended university in the early 90s, and majored in Computer Science. On a lark, I took a class on Native American Literature (just on the name alone, I tho
by spc476 15y ago
I attended university in the early 90s, and majored in Computer Science. On a lark, I took a class on Native American Literature (just on the name alone, I thought it would have been more Native American lore; it turned out to be contemporary fiction written by Native Americans). The entire grade was based on one mid-term and one final. The mid-term I failed. When it came time for the final, I realized there was no way I could even answer the single question and simply walked out of the class.
I fully expected an F for that class, but I ended up with a C, which surprised the hell out of me.
I was recently talking with a friend (a former English instructor for a well known university in the United States) about this, and he said I either received a "Gentleman's C" or (more likely) the instructor simply thought he lost my paper and erred on the side of grade inflation.
- pagekalisedown 15y agoleme guess, UC Santa Cruz? ;)
- sliverstorm 15y agoWow, does Santa Cruz really have that bad a rap? It likely wasn't, by the way- the school of engineering at Santa Cruz wasn't founded until 1997.
- pagekalisedown 15y agoGrad quality is more consistent elsewhere, like Cal, than at USCS.
- spc476 15y agoNope. It was a university in Florida.
- chopsueyar 15y agoIn the late 90s, early 2K, I was erroneously enrolled for a semester I never attended (left University) and received all Fs, except for one class, I received a D.