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79CamaroDiva · 12-19-2005, 02:36 PM

Chem is the reason I switched my major back to art from animal science. I went to rutgers after willy p specifically because they had animal science. I had gotten A's at willy p in bio and chem because the prof's actually care about you, and there were only about 50-60 students in the class. At rutgers I had 500 in each bio and chem. I did miserable in them, busted my ass and only got a C.

Jim, a lot of grading is still like that. However in classes like bio and chem and a few others, they make it so rediculously hard that they need to curve so that everyone in the class doesnt fail (no, im not exaggerating on the everyone part). In my bio class, the highest grade on one exam was a 70-something. they made that an A, and I think all the way down to a 30 or 40 was passing.

12-19-2005, 02:36 PM	#8
79CamaroDiva Queen of Destruction / NJFBOA Supporting Sponsor / Moderator / 12 Second Club / 2006 Member of the Year / PITA Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: I dunno.. Posts: 8,327 iTrader: (0)	Chem is the reason I switched my major back to art from animal science. I went to rutgers after willy p specifically because they had animal science. I had gotten A's at willy p in bio and chem because the prof's actually care about you, and there were only about 50-60 students in the class. At rutgers I had 500 in each bio and chem. I did miserable in them, busted my ass and only got a C. Jim, a lot of grading is still like that. However in classes like bio and chem and a few others, they make it so rediculously hard that they need to curve so that everyone in the class doesnt fail (no, im not exaggerating on the everyone part). In my bio class, the highest grade on one exam was a 70-something. they made that an A, and I think all the way down to a 30 or 40 was passing. __________________ We're a drinking team with a racing problem.