All or nothing pilot program slaps a band-aid on the bigger issues
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All or nothing pilot program slaps a band-aid on the bigger issues
The University of Michigan recently announced that starting fall of 2027, the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts (LSA) will begin a first-semester grade covering pilot program. Essentially, this means that students enrolled in this specific college at the university will receive a pass (P) or no credit (NC) in courses rather than a final letter grade in the class and on their transcripts for the first semester. . The program aims to …
No grades… No problems?
Starting Fall 2027, the University of Michigan Ann Arbor’s College of Literature, Science and Arts (LSA) will be changing the grading process for first-semester students. Instead of receiving typical letter grades, students will see either a pass or no credit grading system on their first-semester transcripts. The University hopes this change will relieve incoming students of worries about future opportunities potentially being ruined because of…
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