Decentralized PDF grading policy sparks debate over fairness
Some students and professors expressed concern with the lack of an overarching University policy.
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Some students and professors expressed concern with the lack of an overarching University policy.
Though students will be permitted to P/D/F more than one class this semester, it is unclear whether classes currently designated non-P/D/F (npdf), such as writing seminars, foreign languages, and hundreds of other courses, will be required to transition to grading that allows for the P/D/F option.
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