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'''General Chemistry (Chem -140) Final Exam Spring 2020.''' | '''General Chemistry (Chem -140) Final Exam Spring 2020.''' | ||
− | This exam is scheduled for Weds, May 13th at 8 am. The exam will be delivered thru WebAssign. The exam will be very similar to the 2 previous WA exams. You will be given | + | This exam is scheduled for Weds, May 13th at 8 am. The exam will be delivered thru WebAssign. The exam will be very similar to the 2 previous WA exams. All questions will be similar to previously asked WA homework questions. You may use your notes, book, or other class related items. I suggest you have your textbook periodic table readily available. You will be given 2 submissions per question and 3 hours to complete the exam. |
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+ | '''''As of Friday, May 8th, the following options are no longer available''''' | ||
==Credit/No Credit vs Letter Grade== | ==Credit/No Credit vs Letter Grade== | ||
− | As i hope you are aware, the College has allowed you the option to be assigned a letter grade (as usual) or to be assigned "credit/no credit". | + | As i hope you are aware, the College has allowed you the option to be assigned a letter grade (as usual) or to be assigned "credit/no credit". Based on your recently sent "grades-so-far" report, if you wish to choose this option, you '''MUST''' go to MyMC and select this option for each of your courses...'''please see below before doing so.''' |
==No Final Options== | ==No Final Options== | ||
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===Option 1=== | ===Option 1=== | ||
− | If a passing letter grade (C- or better) is predicted with a 50% on the final exam, then you are currently passing | + | If a passing letter grade (C- or better) is predicted with a 50% on the final exam, ''then you are currently passing''. If you wish to '''not take the final exam''' and '''choose the credit/no credit option''', you will be assigned "credit" for this course. |
===Option 2=== | ===Option 2=== | ||
− | Depending on your exam average, you may accept the final letter grade predicted by the final exam % shown in the table below: | + | Depending on your exam average, you may choose to '''not take the final exam''' and accept the final letter grade predicted by the final exam % shown in the table below: |
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+ | '''''PLEASE EMAIL ME to let me know you have chosen one of these options.''''' |
Latest revision as of 13:06, 13 May 2020
(5/13/20, bes)
General Chemistry (Chem -140) Final Exam Spring 2020.
This exam is scheduled for Weds, May 13th at 8 am. The exam will be delivered thru WebAssign. The exam will be very similar to the 2 previous WA exams. All questions will be similar to previously asked WA homework questions. You may use your notes, book, or other class related items. I suggest you have your textbook periodic table readily available. You will be given 2 submissions per question and 3 hours to complete the exam.
As of Friday, May 8th, the following options are no longer available
Credit/No Credit vs Letter Grade
As i hope you are aware, the College has allowed you the option to be assigned a letter grade (as usual) or to be assigned "credit/no credit". Based on your recently sent "grades-so-far" report, if you wish to choose this option, you MUST go to MyMC and select this option for each of your courses...please see below before doing so.
No Final Options
Recently i sent you an email with your "grades-so-far." I am offering the following "no final" options...read carefully
Option 1
If a passing letter grade (C- or better) is predicted with a 50% on the final exam, then you are currently passing. If you wish to not take the final exam and choose the credit/no credit option, you will be assigned "credit" for this course.
Option 2
Depending on your exam average, you may choose to not take the final exam and accept the final letter grade predicted by the final exam % shown in the table below:
Exam Average | Predicted Final Exam |
87-100% | 90% predicted grade |
70-86% | 80% predicted grade |
69% or below | 70% predicted grade |
PLEASE EMAIL ME to let me know you have chosen one of these options.