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At some colleges if you retake a course and get a higher grade, that’s the grade and the old one stops weighing down the gpa calculation. This was not an uncomm
by kjkjadksj 3y ago
At some colleges if you retake a course and get a higher grade, that’s the grade and the old one stops weighing down the gpa calculation. This was not an uncommon route to pass a chemistry series.
- BeFlatXIII 3y agoThat sounds fair. Grades should assess the student's mastery of the material. If they flunked the first time and earned a B+ on the retry, why hold their initial failure over them? They already paid with the opportunity cost of retaking the course instead of having that slot freed for something else.