Take Me To Post Comment Form After observing student comments made concerning a class in which they took at a well renowned college, I became shocked to find that the majority of students highly recommended the class not because they learned anything from the class but because it was an easy class and an easy A. Wouldn't be wonderful if all classes were like this and all you would have to do is not show up at all, or even be told what was on the test before it was given? It would be nice but its not the real world is it?

However, in my opinion, its not being honest with oneself by acquiring these grades by these means and this type of trend may reflect the attitudes of the educator. Never-the-less after viewing the numerous misspellings in the students comments for the class, I would believe it would hinder how a student would be able to obtain a job after receiving their degree from a school in the long run and giving a student an easy A, is not the answer.

I make no bones about it, I am no perfect speller or writer but when I went to college the person I had the most respect for was my professor who taught History class. I give this lady great credit not because she gave me an easy A, but because her class was the most difficult class I ever had. I learned so much more in her class because we all had to work hard for that A, and we had something concrete to show when we finished with the class and that is called an education.

In general I would rather walk out of a college with an honest F, than an A that was just given to me and I’d rather know what I was talking about than pretended to know about the subject when I went to apply for a job.



"If a man is a fool, you don't train him out of being a fool by sending him to university. You merely turn him into a trained fool, ten times more dangerous."
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