Location: all over Queens, yesterday
Mood: crazy busy
Music: I take the mile, let me show ’em how
It’s funny but Sabatoa quoted my last entry and had 173 comments back and forth about various people’s opinion as to the number.
It’s interesting what resonates with people and what doesn’t.
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Harvard and Stanford law schools have eliminated grades; other law schools’re officially – and artificially – inflating grades. Ok, the pass/fail maybe’s alright, they did still make it into Harvard and Stanford, yeah? The grade inflation’s, however, is uncool.
Not saying that a number’s all y’should be but y’should have earned that digit. In fact, all of your digits should be real.
It says something that people borrow stacksa dough to pretend like they got more than they do; the average American’s $15,519 dollars in debt. That means $15,519 wortha their stuff really isn’t theirs.
Ditto for those inflated grades.
Why would anyone want something they didn’t earn?
On a related point, what’s the pointa working at jobs y’hate, to buy things y’don’t need, to impress those y’don’t know?
YASYCTAI: If you got credit card debt, pay it down. There’s nuthin you need so much to be in credit card hell. (a while/2 pts)
3 replies on “Inflated”
I still never understood bell curve grading. When I went to school it was this is your mark. This is what you came in the class. Doesn't matter because this is your mark. I got 13 in calculus one year. *eeps*
And I obviously suck at English too reading that over. LoL
Well, curve grading I can deal with – you're being compared to your peers. It's the total inflation that I don't like because it's unrelated to merit as a whole.