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lina0883
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because my total grade was 420/600 with each grade 16.6 percent.... do you think my instructor should round up to a 70?
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I recieved a 69.99 in Western Civilization...I thought I was going to get a 70.00?
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Christopher
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Yes, I think it would be fair if your mark was rounded up 1/100th of a mark.
OrangeKitten
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Depends on how you were evaluated. If there were qualitative factors (essay exams, papers, etc, where arbitrary points are awarded) then I do believe there should be room for flexibility. However, multiple choice examinations only then no, as the points are fixed without regard to subjective evaluation.
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FifthSonata
Guest
Nope. It's not my call to make because I don't know the effort you put forth in the class.
It's up to the instructor to round grades. In universities or any institute of higher education, it's rare you find a professor who will round the grades of their student.
In my experience, most professors will give you a grade that reflects your effort - some might round the grades because they feel you've earned it, and some may choose not to round the grades because they feel you've earned the number you have. As a teacher myself, I sometimes choose to round grades and sometimes will not - it depends on the work the student put forth.
It's up to the instructor to round grades. In universities or any institute of higher education, it's rare you find a professor who will round the grades of their student.
In my experience, most professors will give you a grade that reflects your effort - some might round the grades because they feel you've earned it, and some may choose not to round the grades because they feel you've earned the number you have. As a teacher myself, I sometimes choose to round grades and sometimes will not - it depends on the work the student put forth.
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FifthSonata
Guest
Nope. It's not my call to make because I don't know the effort you put forth in the class.
It's up to the instructor to round grades. In universities or any institute of higher education, it's rare you find a professor who will round the grades of their student.
In my experience, most professors will give you a grade that reflects your effort - some might round the grades because they feel you've earned it, and some may choose not to round the grades because they feel you've earned the number you have. As a teacher myself, I sometimes choose to round grades and sometimes will not - it depends on the work the student put forth.
It's up to the instructor to round grades. In universities or any institute of higher education, it's rare you find a professor who will round the grades of their student.
In my experience, most professors will give you a grade that reflects your effort - some might round the grades because they feel you've earned it, and some may choose not to round the grades because they feel you've earned the number you have. As a teacher myself, I sometimes choose to round grades and sometimes will not - it depends on the work the student put forth.