Does anyone the grading system (pass/fail or numeric) at NSU COM, PCSOM, Des Moines, Kirkville and LECOM Erie/Seton Hill
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A/B/C at LECOM
%% used for class rank.
%% used for class rank.
I wanna find out that damn class rank. They still haven't released it.
I'm curious for CCOM? I'm to lazy to look it up. anyone know.
OUCOM is pass/fail. I don't know how class ranking works there.
PCSOM uses a letter grading system based on percentages.
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I <3 P/F ...
Wouldn't schools have to use the percentages earned in classes to create a class rank anyways? P/F is great and all, but I don't see how they could make a class rank without the percentages.
% grading isn't as bad as you think anyway. Once you get into the swing of things, you will be glad to see the high scores for exams (representative of the work you put in to do well).
MSU COM is pass/fail with 70% or higher being a pass. I was also told they don't have class rank.
Western was talking about changing to the pass/fail system for next year.
Hahaha, yeah I kid, I kid. I really don't know of a single school that is actually pass fail. I have two friends that attend P/F schools, one still has class rank, so everyone competes like mad anyway, and another does class rank by percentage (or something) and certain percent still show up on your transcripts??? So it's definitely not objective.
It's not particularly relevent to the pre-osteo discussion but Mizzou is P/F with no formal (read: released) ranking.
