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2019-2020 Semester 2 Pass/Fail UIndy

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Cesar Rivera
6 years ago

It's what needs to happen

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adison lesko
6 years ago

this is crazy.

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Christa Parkes
6 years ago

I just wanna graduate man plz

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Garrett Richeson
6 years ago

we're calling out an S.O.S!! Save Our Students!

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Jp
6 years ago

I’m down for this

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Gayge Gaona-Willis
6 years ago

#gohounds

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Aviya Hawkins
6 years ago

I think is fair to give us credit for the rest of the semester while we still dealing with the health crisis

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Audrey VanderWal
6 years ago

#rollhounds

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Timothy Mathioudakis
6 years ago

Pass/fail, every other school is doing it too

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Martrell Dixon
6 years ago

Not a student but I support

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Hannah
6 years ago

Plsssssss

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Victoria
6 years ago

Definitely agree with this petition. Online is not what I paid for. It’s sooo much harder and I’m having a hard time getting all my stuff done with working as well!

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Madeline Abramson
6 years ago

This helps because I have a terrible internet issues happening constantly

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stephen possell
6 years ago

Follow suit with other Indiana Schools

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Jennifer sparrow
6 years ago

Under the circumstances. I think the staff should consider a fair solution. Some parts of study need more than the resources provided online, as well as some lessons are not all graded equal or absorbed by the students like others would be. The acknowledgement of grade, up to this point, doesn’t give the student full opportunity to acquire the grade that is necessary to fulfill the total requirements and gain the desired grade. The courses are selected and the written requirements of that class evaluated by the staff for completion of the grade and to satisfy the full requirements. I think it’s necessary for the student to have full access to all resources, including one on one access to the professor. If their full requirements are demanded at the price of the students shortened class time and resources, then i believe a fairer solution should also be presented. In addition to the financial assessment of paying for a full curriculum and only receiving the partial education in turn for a full tuition for those classes.

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Alyssa Ruder-Wasylko
6 years ago

A lot of students including myself don’t do well in an online setting. This would help us out tremendously

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Jasmine Stone
6 years ago

I agree

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Jessica Shell
6 years ago Featured

Harvard’s doing it, they recognize that we’re going through a huge transition and it’s hard to cope with and figure everything out at once so why should our grade’s suffer from something that we cannot control?

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cole
6 years ago

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Kyle Jeanor
6 years ago

For everyone’s mental health and well being this is the best move