A good measure of the standards in different academic subjects.
Chance of earning a SYCGPA (second-year cumulative GPA) of 3.0 or more for someone with a HSGPA (high school GPA) of 3.7 and a SAT of 1200.
The list accords with what everyone suspects.
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Is that always true? I can believe that’s true of, say, a supervising structural engineer on a building. But I’m having a hard time believing that individual automotive engineers at a car co. bear liability if a malfunction causes an accident, unless negligence can be proven.
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Universities are beholden to the consumer: the student. There's been consistent grade inflation for decades. In the 60s, getting a C in a class meant you passed, and that was *good*.
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Just plugging for everyone to note the distinction (as you did) between the standards and the subjects themselves
in other news, the rate of native english speakers as advanced education instructors directly corresponds with higher academic achievement of native english speaking students.
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Subjectively true. Started in engineering (cybernetics), cont'd with econ: no comparison regarding workload/challenge. Math part was ridiculous.
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Interesting how much lower engineering is than the others... I guess they really DON'T want bridges falling down.
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There's just an enormous amount to learn.
I remember the university bringing in a policy that students couldn't do more that 50 credits a semester. So the Eng. department lowered all their undergrad courses to 7 credits. Many of the courses are *intense*.
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Do a lot of people major in physics or engineering (or are they allowed to do so) with a 1200SAT?
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I think that is well below average
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My high school GPA (codetermined based on an academic and a behavior grade) was 0.7
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That might explain the excessive confidence of journalists.
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They gotta make it harder for teachers. Too many idiot teachers. Of course engineering doesn’t far well here, should have at least 1300s to even try engineering
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"Health professions" being 3rd-easiest, ahead of even business and social sciences - that explains the last 19 months perfectly. As does math&statistics, by the way.
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