Have you ever taken a class pass/fail?
Have you ever taken a class pass/fail? How was your experience with it? "here's some more unnecessary words to make the 100 letter threshold"
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Yes.
I passed.
Nice.
Incredible depiction
Yes. Great decision. I passed but no A. It saved my 4.0 (so far).
Coming out of retirement I see.
I have yet to find a reliable successor.
Have you ever taken a class pass/fail?
No
How was your experience with it?
I failed
When I was in engineering there was a pass/fail class. Just had a bunch of stuff about a career in engineering, guest speakers, career advice and assignments (resume building).
From what I know no one basically fails those
I had a pass/fail year when I went on exchange, if you pass your degree has 'International' before it, if you fail, it doesn't. Was pretty cool to just enjoy the year and not worry about grades too much.
Isn’t Yale Law School completely pass/fail for the most part?
Yeah, I took one on the Philosophy of European Cinema but it had nothing to do with my major and it was just out of a personal appreciation for the topic, I would have gotten an A if it was graded.
I took one 2nd semester senior year. I was a double major in chem e/applied math and needed one more humanities course to pass. Took a 100-level poli-sci class.
Professor got personally upset that I barely went to class. Bitch, I have better things to do at 9 AM. Did fine on the exams/papers, but he didn't give me any participation credit (which was like 20% of the grade) and refused to round me from a 69 to a 70. Irony is if I hadn't taken it Pass/Fail, the 69 would have been good enough to get credit.
Ended up having to take a fucking summer school course while I started work out of college to 'graduate'. I did miss a majority of the classes because I was drinking all the time, but even 1-2 classes worth of participation would have pushed me over the edge. And I had missed at least 3 classes due to interviews. Man I hate that guy, but learned from it to never let yourself get put in that type of position.
What a butthead. I'd go pay him a visit and let him know his little shit self and class aren't bigger than real life.
Yes I did. And I passed and didn't study at all for it. I did it in senior year when it was relatively busier. Of course it was an elective class.
Will employers be turned off if I fulfilled all my finance classes pass/fail while studying abroad? (Originally Posted: 10/31/2011)
I have heard that the finance classes are a lot of work, and I really don't have any more room for error in terms of my GPA, so I'm planning on taking all my finance classes while studying abroad, where they will be graded pass/fail. Will employers be annoyed about that? Would they even know?
They wont know unless you tell them. They will only read your transcript after giving you an offer, at which point it no longer matters (as long as you accurately report your GPA).
I took a couple finance classes abroad pass/fail (not by choice) and they were still harder than my home country finance courses.
I think it would be better if you switch to sculpting, maybe take those classes pass/fail in Rome and try to break into wall street then..
finance classes are easier than marketing, management, business law etc the same way math is easier than english/humanities etc
So why go into IBD if you can't even handle finance courses?
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