E's D's & C's

[DrSK]

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Does students with E's D's & C's in their freshmen year got chance(considering 3 more years to go)?

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[ghostfoot]

Does students with E's D's & C's in their freshmen year got chance(considering 3 more years to go)?

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Absolutely. Trust in Harry Potter with all of your heart, and you're a "shoo-in."

You still might have to explain the E's though.

 

[Vihsadas]

What's an E?

 

[littlealex]

What's an E?

It's worse than a D.
DUH!

to OP: if you got those all in 1 semester, you should seriously reconsider your studying strategies, course selection, and time management.

 

[DrSK]

Thanks

 

[dontwakeme]

Does students with E's D's & C's in their freshmen year got chance(considering 3 more years to go)?

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Interesting choice of grammar 👍

 

[da8s0859q]

Does students with E's D's & C's in their freshmen year got chance(considering 3 more years to go)?

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Yep.

Interesting choice of grammar 👍

Yep.

 

[TexanGirl]

Schools that give E's need to raise their standards. (No offense, OP) You still have a chance, but I would retake those courses.

 

[DrSK]

Interesting choice of grammar 👍

Please explain if its wrong.

 

[HumidBeing]

A more proper construction for that sentence would be: Do students with E's D's & C's in their freshmen year have a chance(considering they have 3 more years to go)?

Guys, lay off the OP. English is not everyone's primary language. His posts are always polite.

 

[paradocs we are]

A more proper construction for that sentence would be: Do students with E's D's & C's in their freshmen year have a chance(considering they have 3 more years to go)?

Guys, lay off the OP. English is not everyone's primary language. His posts are always polite.

Really?

 

[MossPoh]

Showing an upward trend is important. Those grades can be brutal to recover from. Keep in mind that I didn't decide to go premed till I was roughly a senior, as a result my grades weren't reflective of my true abilities since I didn't have goals. It took me a long time to crack 3.0....Junior year. Now I get All As with a few B+'s sprinkled in, but I have so many credit hours and my gpa was so bad freshman year that I still only have a 3.2. With me it wasn't about study habits. One grade was because I got REAL sick during the final and they wouldn't let me in to finish it since I could be "cheating". I got a 30% on the final... The rest was SEVERE depression. Diagnosed, but not something I bring up much. I don't intend to use it as an excuse either...too much stigma involved. Just try to get your grades up and work away. My dad had a D- in calculus. He went on to be AOA and top of his class in medical school...bad stuff happens sometimes.

 

[Nookular]

Schools really do give Es???
Is your GPA scale out of 5?
Where do they do this?


(I'm kinda going to be disappointed if that was a typo. For some reason the idea of getting an E is hilarious to me...)

 

[pakbabydoll]

Is getting an (E) equivalent to getting a (T-troll) in HP?

 

[HumidBeing]

There are some schools on the East Coast that use grades A-E. If you really think about it, there isn't that much logic in skipping "E". A, B, C, and D aren't the first letters of what they stand for.

What makes it really confusing is that there are elementary schools that use "E" for Excellent, "G" for Good, "I" for Improving, and "N" for Needs Improving.

Ah, letter grades.😕

 

[Twiigg]

Yeah my school has "E"s instead of "F"s... Weird stuff.

 

[LikeClockWork]

Does students with E's D's & C's in their freshmen year got chance(considering 3 more years to go)?

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An "E" as in "an E for Effort"?

I guess that's at least a nice way of saying "You fail."

 

[badasshairday]

I got an E+ in calculus, should I retake it?

 

[greg1184]

UMiami used to have E's many years ago until they changed it to the traditional "F"

 

[abcdzain]

Showing an upward trend is important. Those grades can be brutal to recover from. Keep in mind that I didn't decide to go premed till I was roughly a senior, as a result my grades weren't reflective of my true abilities since I didn't have goals. It took me a long time to crack 3.0....Junior year. Now I get All As with a few B+'s sprinkled in, but I have so many credit hours and my gpa was so bad freshman year that I still only have a 3.2. With me it wasn't about study habits. One grade was because I got REAL sick during the final and they wouldn't let me in to finish it since I could be "cheating". I got a 30% on the final... The rest was SEVERE depression. Diagnosed, but not something I bring up much. I don't intend to use it as an excuse either...too much stigma involved. Just try to get your grades up and work away. My dad had a D- in calculus. He went on to be AOA and top of his class in medical school...bad stuff happens sometimes.

what year are u and when are u applyin bro? i have a mirror image sort of to you

 

[Arc]

There are some schools on the East Coast that use grades A-E. If you really think about it, there isn't that much logic in skipping "E". A, B, C, and D aren't the first letters of what they stand for.

What makes it really confusing is that there are elementary schools that use "E" for Excellent, "G" for Good, "I" for Improving, and "N" for Needs Improving.

Ah, letter grades.😕

F = Fail

As why they use A-D, I really don't know, especially considering that a D is considered failure.