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Article doesn't explain why it "must come down" only offers a few side effects of it being high.
by frozenport 4y ago
Article doesn't explain why it "must come down" only offers a few side effects of it being high.
- neltnerb 4y agoI mean, they explained why there's a hard cap and that eventually everyone will have a grade within a range of like 3.99 to 4.00 regardless of performance. But yeah, I didn't see anything about why it would necessarily come down. Personally I'd sooner see numerical grades eliminated, but they serve a purpose in making things a little more objective with large numbers of people. I can't really see them coming down unless every university agreed to do it simultaneously, there's too much advantage to be gained by not cooperating.