0
Usenet Posted 23 years ago
Usage
Off topic - what about grades?
I'm in the States. I've already graduated from college here. But recently I went for some English class at a community college since English isn't my first language and it needs some improvement. But I'm not put great efforts into it to keep my grades up since I'm done with my four years. My concern is if I ever plan to go for graduate study, would the grade matter then? Do graduate schools ask for all transcripts from all colleges that a student've attended?
Top answer
[nq:1]I'm in the States. I've already graduated from college here. But recently I went for some English class at a ...
- [nq:1]I'm in the States.
- I've already graduated from college here.
- But recently I went for some English class at a ...
- study, would the grade matter then?
- [/nq] Yes to the last question, at least if the course in question was one for which academic credit in the conventional AmE sense was awarded.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
29 Answers
0
[nq:1]I'm in the States. I've already graduated from college here. But recently I went for some English class at a ... study, would the grade matter then? Do graduate schools ask for all transcripts from all colleges that a student've attended?[/nq]
Yes to the last question, at least if the course in question was one for which academic credit in the conventional AmE sense was awarded. (This wo
Yes to the last question, at least if the course in question was one for which academic credit in the conventional AmE sense was awarded. (This wo
00
} I'm in the States. I've already graduated from college } here. But recently I went for some English class at a } community college since English isn't my first language and } it needs some improvement. But I'm not put great efforts } into it to keep my grades up since I'm done with my four } years. My concern is if I ever plan to go for graduate } study, would the grade matter then? Do graduate
00
The inimitable sys (Email Removed) stated one day
[nq:1]I'm in the States. I've already graduated from college here. But recently I went for some English class at a ... study, would the grade matter then? Do graduate schools ask for all transcripts from all colleges that a student've attended?[/nq]
If you went to a community college after graduating from a 4-year BA program, you don't have
[nq:1]I'm in the States. I've already graduated from college here. But recently I went for some English class at a ... study, would the grade matter then? Do graduate schools ask for all transcripts from all colleges that a student've attended?[/nq]
If you went to a community college after graduating from a 4-year BA program, you don't have
00
On 1 Oct 2003 07:03:21 GMT, CyberCypher
[nq:2]I'm in the States. I've already graduated from college here. ... for all transcripts from all colleges that a student've attended?[/nq]
[nq:1]If you went to a community college after graduating from a 4-year BA program, you don't have to worry about ... just couldn't take the old south anymore. Anyway, I had to start graduate school at Columbia
[nq:2]I'm in the States. I've already graduated from college here. ... for all transcripts from all colleges that a student've attended?[/nq]
[nq:1]If you went to a community college after graduating from a 4-year BA program, you don't have to worry about ... just couldn't take the old south anymore. Anyway, I had to start graduate school at Columbia
00
The inimitable sys (Email Removed) stated one day
[nq:1]Normally we would think a person went through 4-year college would know about English. In my case it isn't so. My grammar and writing are poor.[/nq]
I would have to disagree that your writing is "poor". It is probably likely that you need to work on organizing your thoughts into something coherent. That is a major problem for many Ame
[nq:1]Normally we would think a person went through 4-year college would know about English. In my case it isn't so. My grammar and writing are poor.[/nq]
I would have to disagree that your writing is "poor". It is probably likely that you need to work on organizing your thoughts into something coherent. That is a major problem for many Ame
00
[nq:1]Normally we would think a person went through 4-year college would know about English. In my case it isn't so. ... I got a 'C' in my old school days. Do you see anything wrong in what I plan to do?[/nq]
My dear old thing, if I may be so forward, your English seems, on the basis of this, quite good. I would correct only one sentence in the above ("So you may see it odd for me ...") the se
My dear old thing, if I may be so forward, your English seems, on the basis of this, quite good. I would correct only one sentence in the above ("So you may see it odd for me ...") the se
00
[nq:1]I'm in the States. I've already graduated from college here. But recently I went for some English class at a ... study, would the grade matter then? Do graduate schools ask for all transcripts from all colleges that a student've attended?[/nq]
What you do after receiving your degree (graduating) is of no concern to anyone, lest you are going to work toward another degree.
After
What you do after receiving your degree (graduating) is of no concern to anyone, lest you are going to work toward another degree.
After
00
[nq:1]What you do after receiving your degree (graduating) is of no concern to anyone, lest you are going to work toward another degree.[/nq]
I would have written "unless" where you have "lest". Did you intend some subtlety of meaning that has whizzed over my head?
Fran
I would have written "unless" where you have "lest". Did you intend some subtlety of meaning that has whizzed over my head?
Fran
00
[nq:2]What you do after receiving your degree (graduating) is of no concern to anyone, lest you are going to work toward another degree.[/nq]
[nq:1]I would have written "unless" where you have "lest". Did you intend some subtlety of meaning that has whizzed over my head?[/nq]
Naah. "Unless" would have been much better. Sometimes a word slips into my writing for no good reason at all. Thank
[nq:1]I would have written "unless" where you have "lest". Did you intend some subtlety of meaning that has whizzed over my head?[/nq]
Naah. "Unless" would have been much better. Sometimes a word slips into my writing for no good reason at all. Thank
00
(snip)
[nq:1]Normally we would think a person went through 4-year college would know about English. In my case it isn't so. ... I got a 'C' in my old school days. Do you see anything wrong in what I plan to do?[/nq]
I know almost nothing about the formalities in the USA, but I would like to offer a little general enouragement. I have met monoglot anglophone graduates whose grammar was not
[nq:1]Normally we would think a person went through 4-year college would know about English. In my case it isn't so. ... I got a 'C' in my old school days. Do you see anything wrong in what I plan to do?[/nq]
I know almost nothing about the formalities in the USA, but I would like to offer a little general enouragement. I have met monoglot anglophone graduates whose grammar was not
0
Related Questions