Grades v MTSU

[BA69MA72]

Not sure how old you are, but you didn't question a prof in those days. Based on what I know now about grading, if I would have challenged grades on exams I would have had at least a .25 higher gpa

Originally Posted by madgator

"no one gets an A from me"

with that, I would've raised my hand and asked "considering this rigid viewpoint on grading, would you really qualify yourself a credible expert on the contemplation of change?"

which would've been followed by me standing up and walking out to change courses and while I was walking out I would add "perhaps you should think about that question."


nothing ticked me off more than pompous arrogant professors. ESPECIALLY when it came to meaningless douchebag subjects like philosophy.

[gatormann]

I like Wise on the broadcasts also. He certainly doesn't have a broadcaster's voice and he isn't polished but I find him insightful and a fun listen. With his ties to the University, it brings a sense of local familiarity that I like. You know, you are listening to a Gator basketball broadcast. The real treat, though, is when Bill Koss does the game with Larry.
Needless to say, Mick does a terrific job on the radio, as well.

[madgator]

Originally Posted by BA69MA72

Not sure how old you are, but you didn't question a prof in those days. Based on what I know now about grading, if I would have challenged grades on exams I would have had at least a .25 higher gpa

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since I paid money for my education, my point is that as a consumer I have the right to decide the quality of the product I was paying for.