Comments | jenniiibear: MARKS ARE IN!!!

jenniiibear

MARKS ARE IN!!!

May 16, 2006 17:49

Well stupid York FINALLY posted marks, so this is how I did this year ( Read more... )

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heartstrung May 16 2006, 22:04:32 UTC

you are right, i have no idea what the system is up there heh. Congrats on your marks this year though. Also congrats on the achievement list :D

jenniiibear May 16 2006, 22:08:42 UTC

Haha, I was trying to figure it out for you loverly Americans, but it is next to impossible to try and convert it due to the different systems. I mean... We don't have A- or B-, we just have A's and A+'s. And the way our credit system works is different too, 6.0 is the average amount of credits for a full year course, although some are 9.0. So... Haha.

My parents are happy, and that is what matters lmao!

heartstrung May 16 2006, 22:14:52 UTC

lol, i see... no i don't. I am just confused haha. But as long as the parents say its good... then it is good.

jenniiibear May 16 2006, 22:18:09 UTC

Lol. Well to try and put it in perspective... I need a 5.0 GPA to say in my program, which is a C+ Most of my friends have C+ or B averages, so 5.0's and 6.0's. I am at 7.6 myself lol.

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anonymous June 5 2006, 05:58:45 UTC

You smarty pants. :P hehe. Yes, we do use 4.0 grade system down here. I used to get around 3.0. Not nearly as smart. I think the highest I got was 3.3. CONGRATS!

Brandy from Avenue28.org anonymous June 5 2006, 05:59:31 UTC

You smarty pants. :P hehe. Yes, we do use 4.0 grade system down here. I used to get around 3.0. Not nearly as smart. I think the highest I got was 3.3. CONGRATS!

Hey anonymous June 6 2006, 12:52:24 UTC

I'm going to York next year and I was wondering if:
AS/EN 1100 Major Authors in English Literature
is a good course. What is the reading list like?

Re: Hey jenniiibear June 6 2006, 20:20:58 UTC

Yes it was an awesome course. I loved the professor although he will not be doing it next year. The reading list included A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, A Room of One's Own, Wuthering Heights, Romeo and Juliet, Hamlet, Mao II, and Song of Solomon. Apparently according to the York website, depending if you are taking English 1100 A or B, this site will help you for the 2006/7 year :
http://www.yorku.ca/paolucci/1100/syllabus-eng1100.html

If you are taking 1100 A, then I would recommend looking at this particular page:
http://www.arts.yorku.ca/english/calendar/courseTemplate.php?id=33