Ross & Laptop Questions

yikesyikesyikes
Wed, 01 May 2019 19:50:06 +0000

Can you take Calc I at another university? Yes, so long as it is on the transfer equivalency list and you check in with your academic advisor. If it is not on the list, you may need to get higher approval (I believe the math department is involved in the vetting process).

As for laptops, it really does not matter much for Ross. Either one of those laptops will work. Most students have Macs, but I think it is not worth the money from a utility standpoint. $2,000 is a lot to spend on a laptop.

Yes, Ross has a very generous curve (when compared to curves found in most LSA and Engineering classes).

For core classes: 40% or fewer students get an A/A-, 60% or fewer B, the last 10% B- and lower.

For elective classes: 60% or fewer get an A/A-

Keep in mind, most profs seem to award the upper range of that (so they will a full or near full top 40% of their students an A/A- in a given core class or 60% for a given elective class).