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February 26, 2009
NLJ: Law Schools Revamp Grading Policies
National Law Journal: Law Schools Revamp Their Grading Policies; Some Schools Move Away From Letter Grades While Another Makes It Easier to Give More A's:
Several leading law schools are retooling their grading policies, with some institutions making major revisions and others merely tweaking their systems.
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It looks like "grades" are taking the path of the US dollar. Since a dollar is no longer worth a dollar, the grade of "A" is worth something less then an "A".
Why even give grades, have a system that is pass or fail. I am sure this would make professors lives a lot easier.
D Snow
Posted by: D.Snow | Feb 27, 2009 1:40:34 PM
