college grades...

[lennytheduck]

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compete for knowledge, not grades

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lol. Very little of the worthwhile knowledge one obtains in college comes from the lecture hall.

I do understand what you are trying to say though. But everyone needs to figure out what they want from college on their own. A good way to start is with an easy course load that keeps the stress level down while you get acclimated to things.

[bruin]

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compete for knowledge, not grades

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lol. Very little of the worthwhile knowledge one obtains in college comes from the lecture hall.

I do understand what you are trying to say though. But everyone needs to figure out what they want from college on their own. A good way to start is with an easy course load that keeps the stress level down while you get acclimated to things.

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I wasn't being completely serious, but at the same time I think that the OP's post and his already worrying about what grades he's going to get is kind of ridiculous.

[pnazari]

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If you try, you should be fine. Your classes are pretty much a joke.

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qft

[Mariogs379]

probably not that ridiculous if i wanna transfer

[Pokerdemic]

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3. Freshman English is generally a joke but can be challenging (maybe take an Honors course?)
4. Intro to Philosophy can be very stimulating, but is also pretty easy. If you can create a coherent argument at all then you should be fine.

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The difficulty of freshman English depends on who is teaching it. Liberal Arts colleges typically have full time faculty teaching freshman English, and that can make it more difficult than a large school, where TAs are teaching it. I always found philosophy professors to grade tough.

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Man, stop being a girl. If you're worried about an intro to psych class then god help you later on. college is easy if you work once in awhile. gl to you

[DannyOcean_]

All of these are retardly easy with the exception of freshman english.

I got 5's on AP lit & AP lang, and never had to take it. But i know of MANY people who got their only b bc of stupid TA's giving everyone in the class of 300 a B+ to B-. Teh problem is not a hard teacher, its a disinterested teacher. once they've read 100 papers, everything is a B. I feel so lucky i didnt ruin my 4.0 (got ruined a year later by other stuff) freshman year with english. The teachers were a joke from what i heard, but gave like 5% A's.

[pnazari]

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All of these are retardly easy with the exception of freshman english.

I got 5's on AP lit & AP lang, and never had to take it. But i know of MANY people who got their only b bc of stupid TA's giving everyone in the class of 300 a B+ to B-. Teh problem is not a hard teacher, its a disinterested teacher. once they've read 100 papers, everything is a B. I feel so lucky i didnt ruin my 4.0 (got ruined a year later by other stuff) freshman year with english. The teachers were a joke from what i heard, but gave like 5% A's.

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this is the type of course i try to stear away from when choosing electives. hard to pull an A or better, especially cause i suck at writing essays.

[Thremp]

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its a disinterested teacher

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Maybe its cause you need to work on the difference between uninterested and disinterested.

Please don't quote me an antiquated usage as validation plskthx.

Side Note: I hope all decision makers are disinterested.

[Kimbell175113]

Thremp,
nice.

OP,
I bet you could take the psych final NOW and get a reasonable grade if you have some knowledge of trivia, logic, and multiple choice concepts. Attend a few lectures and do whatever you need to do to memorize a few lists, and it's an A fo sho.