u/NoHornet1937

These protests currently outside of Gelman are so disrespectful and distracting to students engaging in scholarly activity.

What ever happened to the GW Undergraduate Review journal? Is there interest to bring this back?

Why is the sacred Gelman Library so hot? Anyone else want their library to be an ice-box?

Need to take one humanities course to finish out my G-PAC requirements but will already have a loaded semester with a few science and statistics courses. Anyone taken a humanities G-PAC with extremely little work and essentially an easy A (fine if it’s test heavy- maybe even preferred)? Would love any recommendations!

How’s everyone feeling?

How’s everyone feeling?

Know there was a thread on this a while back, but it seems that while all other schools tend to be ever so slightly eclipsing towards the 4.0 average, GW is not following suit. Tons of General education courses that are made overly difficult (not necessarily by content or demonstrated knowledge, but by little hoops that hold students back, uber strict course syllabi, and a general unwillingness from various departments to make accommodations when small mishaps occur). Dated website, but https://www.gradeinflation.com data from a while back suggests GW stagnation, while comparable universities saw an upward trend in average GPA. Would love to know if others think deflation, or at least no grade inflation is present. Also, is the university shooting itself in the foot by holding students hoping to to earn graduate degrees in the future to a lower GPA?