After consulting with my contracts professor (who also teaches part-time), I have a possible explanation. He said the part timers performed much worse than full timers on the finals (at least, there are fewer A's given out), and as a whole were lumped much closer to the 3.0 curve. This explains why moving into the larger pool could negatively affect a part timer's ranking.
Quote from: dashrashi on February 17, 2009, 08:11:00 AMQuote from: bosco1385 on February 17, 2009, 01:46:18 AMQuote from: UnbelievablyTired on February 17, 2009, 01:39:33 AMI also think your "peers" argument is rather funny. I have friends in the part time section that are taking civ pro from the same professor I am. We study together. We go to the same school. We are taking the same professor. We aren't peers? On a side note, if I get arrested for burglary and go to trial, will the people I've never met, likely would never meet, nor have anything in common with, yet are called a "jury of my peers", not my peers?Hmm.I like that you integrated civ pro into your hypo....the very subject you are studying.For posterity. Haha, you did this in another thread too - I don't know what to make of it.Quote from: dashrashi on February 17, 2009, 08:11:00 AMFor the record, I don't see anything civ about the pro described here. Well now you're just nitpicking.
Quote from: bosco1385 on February 17, 2009, 01:46:18 AMQuote from: UnbelievablyTired on February 17, 2009, 01:39:33 AMI also think your "peers" argument is rather funny. I have friends in the part time section that are taking civ pro from the same professor I am. We study together. We go to the same school. We are taking the same professor. We aren't peers? On a side note, if I get arrested for burglary and go to trial, will the people I've never met, likely would never meet, nor have anything in common with, yet are called a "jury of my peers", not my peers?Hmm.I like that you integrated civ pro into your hypo....the very subject you are studying.For posterity.
Quote from: UnbelievablyTired on February 17, 2009, 01:39:33 AMI also think your "peers" argument is rather funny. I have friends in the part time section that are taking civ pro from the same professor I am. We study together. We go to the same school. We are taking the same professor. We aren't peers? On a side note, if I get arrested for burglary and go to trial, will the people I've never met, likely would never meet, nor have anything in common with, yet are called a "jury of my peers", not my peers?Hmm.I like that you integrated civ pro into your hypo....the very subject you are studying.
I also think your "peers" argument is rather funny. I have friends in the part time section that are taking civ pro from the same professor I am. We study together. We go to the same school. We are taking the same professor. We aren't peers? On a side note, if I get arrested for burglary and go to trial, will the people I've never met, likely would never meet, nor have anything in common with, yet are called a "jury of my peers", not my peers?Hmm.
For the record, I don't see anything civ about the pro described here.
Saw dashrashi's LSN site. Since she seems to use profanity, one could say that HYP does not necessarily mean class or refinement.
isn't it a little early in the morning for dash and bosco to be flirting?i swear, it's like the second coming of halfie.
Maybe you should get all the name-calling out of your system here - this thread's a train wreck anyway. After that though, truce?