At other colleges professors do do this (I would say vast majority of them at brick and mortar colleges) I've noticed but I was wondering how it is with WGU. Response to one of my previous threads hinted that this might be the way it is but I wanted to make sure.
Graduation rate for WGU seems kind of high for an online school at over 50%. It's hard for me to buy that so many people are graduating because they know everything perfectly. There has to be some empathy from the people teaching I think.
At the brick and mortar schools I went to a lot of kids didn't know anything a lot of times and were just passed.
Graduation rate for WGU seems kind of high for an online school at over 50%. It's hard for me to buy that so many people are graduating because they know everything perfectly. There has to be some empathy from the people teaching I think.
At the brick and mortar schools I went to a lot of kids didn't know anything a lot of times and were just passed.
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