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> Paying someone money and putting in the work? Yes. That's what it is. But it isn't "paying someone money and feeling entitled to finish because I paid the mo
by rad_gruchalski 4y ago
> Paying someone money and putting in the work?
Yes. That's what it is. But it isn't "paying someone money and feeling entitled to finish because I paid the money".
- what-the-grump 4y agoSo these students, and I know plenty, that went to NYU. Paid the money, put in the work, and pass every class getting B's & A's, except orgo. Well orgo is hard... no not really, its a first - second year class? The students are setup to fail. Do I think the professor is the root issue, no just look at replies in the this thread, 'its been that way for 30 years, blah blah'. I am paying you to teach me orgo, not to fail me at orgo. Teach it in a passable way and then test the students outside of the class, like the MCAT or LSAT where you are not commingling the selection criteria on the whims of a professor. Is this really that hard to see?