04-11-2018, 02:25 AM
(04-08-2018, 05:36 PM)dfrecore Wrote: It still can't hurt to ask. You have no idea if the mentor is even doing any other courses. Maybe this is their only one. Maybe they'd be more than willing to grade papers early, and to get that capstone course early.
You can figure out what grade you have easily, even with the course not yet completed, so if you get to the point where you're going to pass (or maybe even have a B), and don't need the remaining points to pass, who knows what they'd be willing to do?
I absolutely agree that fortune favors the bold. But I'm thinking there are accreditation issues; if you could do an accelerated one, they'd probably offer it. Something like metrics or something, if people are turning in stuff too early, it might be an indicator of class effort level, or something. I am sleepy, and probably not explaining myself well.

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