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Also in the first year or two we have what we call "filter courses" where the aim of the professor is to fail 40-50% of the students to see who's good enough to stay in the program.Pearl_of_Egypt
[QUOTE="Pearl_of_Egypt"]Also in the first year or two we have what we call "filter courses" where the aim of the professor is to fail 40-50% of the students to see who's good enough to stay in the program.foxhound_fox
I know but they're very strict and it's the best university in the country so I guess they feel the need to want to keep the best of the best for the sake of their reputation. which is not me, I'm just barely tredding along at this point :P
[QUOTE="Pearl_of_Egypt"]Also in the first year or two we have what we call "filter courses" where the aim of the professor is to fail 40-50% of the students to see who's good enough to stay in the program.foxhound_fox
I dunno, I can see what they are doing. Why hold back the best with those that were barely scraping by? Its University, not High School.
No, but I got a D- (62%) on my world geography final exam because I forgot to put my name on a portion of the test. :? And I passed the quarter with a 94%:D
Hahahahahaha yeah I've failed a crap tonne.
From 5th to 7th form (year 10 to year 13) I failed EVERY single maths term exam, except for the final one. I failed every common test for maths as well (like single topic exams).
I failed my final history exam.
I've failed multiple physics and english literature exams.
Probably failed 20-25 exams.
But I still got into Engineering! Haha! Take that.
oh, almost forgot that I actually got scalled down from a pass mark to a fail mark on a latin exam. That was teh-injustice day for me.
I was pretty much borderline failure all my highschool era. I blame videogames and my parents. Oh and mabye myself.
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