since when did b's become bad?

SUNYJMM
Wed, 07 Jan 2015 00:41:35 +0000

Sorry euve69 for the late response! I’ve been busy this break.
According to my accounting professor, most if not all professors in the school of business at ualbany use grading curves. You should have seen the class averages for our three exams in intermediate accounting. We’re talking 65 – which is failing – as being the overall average for the exams.
All besides one professor (calculus) curved grades, but their methods of curving were different.
I think now that I have a better understanding of how to handle a four year university, I’ll be able to do well and stay in the business school at ualbany. However, if transferring was necessary, I don’t think that a SUNY whose business school isn’t ranked as high would do an unsatisfactory job at teaching me accounting. As cliche as this sounds, it’s so true: you are in control of how much you benefit from college, no matter where that may be.
PS: don’t trust ratemyprofessor too much. My accounting professor has pretty bad reviews, but I personally liked him a lot as well as other students i spoke with