/lit/ - Literature

>>9845601
youve never heard the stories of professors going to the top of a set of stairs, throwing final papers down the stairs, and having their teaching assistants grade the ones closest to the top A?

You realize at law schools, which are accepting based on similar grades (x school accepts 3.3 and 162 avg) so most of the students are exactly the same. But the professor has to provide grades on a curve. What do you do when you get an 87, 6 kids keep getting 99s, and the bulk of the class gets between 86 and 94, with a few 79s?