Faculty Lounge The New Grade Inflation: Amherst & Berkeley Malcolm A. Kline May 29, 2018 Maybe not, but it looks like some are more costly than others.
Faculty Lounge Do Grades Matter? Spencer Irvine April 21, 2016 George Leef talks about the grade inflation and whether you can trust someone’s grades at college. Photo by michael pollak…
Perspectives Ethnic Studies Boosts GPAs Malcolm A. Kline March 5, 2016 Education School researchers at Stanford found that ethnic studies courses boost grades and attendance. Apparently, it never occurred to them…
Faculty Lounge After Pressure, Mount St. Mary’s President Resigns Spencer Irvine March 4, 2016 Simon Newman resigned, effectively immediately, after his leadership came under fire due to firing two professors, demoting a provost and…
Faculty Lounge VCU ditches SAT scores for Applicants Spencer Irvine January 28, 2015 Virginia Commonwealth University, located in Richmond, Virginia, will ditch using SAT scores for applicants with a GPA at 3.3 or…
Faculty Lounge, News College Students and Facebook Time means Worse GPA and Grades Spencer Irvine January 26, 2015 Freshmen, sophomores and juniors got worse grades when they spent a lot of time on Facebook. The only exception: college seniors.
