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So quick question for you guys. I've been studying rather than going to class, as most of the classes I did go to were a waste of time. One class has a discussion section which is PBL based. The grade for this class is supposedly 35% midterm, 65% final. They're supposed to post the cases ahead of time, but they haven't so far and our knowledge base is pretty limited.
However, the tutor for my discussion section told me know that the sections "need" to be attended and "indirectly affect" my grade. He made it a BIG deal, though how can this affect my grade if 100% is based on tests? Can they drop you a grade for not going to these "highly encouraged" discussion sections? We got a spiel on how unprofessional it was not to go...but I'm paying money for people not to waste my time... As enlightening as it is for all of us to sit around and go 'sounds like a heart attack' or 'sounds like lung problems,' I'd rather be studying...
However, the tutor for my discussion section told me know that the sections "need" to be attended and "indirectly affect" my grade. He made it a BIG deal, though how can this affect my grade if 100% is based on tests? Can they drop you a grade for not going to these "highly encouraged" discussion sections? We got a spiel on how unprofessional it was not to go...but I'm paying money for people not to waste my time... As enlightening as it is for all of us to sit around and go 'sounds like a heart attack' or 'sounds like lung problems,' I'd rather be studying...