P/F College Courses

Hello WSO, I am a current student and recently my university has decided to allow students to Pass/Fail any and all courses for the remaining Spring 2020 semester. While I'm not saying I agree with it and realize many of you may not agree with it, that's beside the point of this post. Ultimately, given the unusual circumstances, I was wondering how you all would approach this situation. Should I just be getting a "Pass" grade for every class I probably won't get a solid A in to help boost my GPA? Or is that a loser's mentality? Let me know below.

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