Students unenthusiastic about redistributing grades...

[EnderJE]

Student A is the product of two well-educated parents who placed an emphasis on education their entire lives. This student went to the finest private schools, had the best tutors and was groomed and shipped-off to school with a fistfull of cash and zero debt.

Student B is the product of two uneducated parents, one of which is an alcoholic. Neither value education at all. This student went to PS32 and majored in fogging. This student barely made it into school by hocking his entire life and will work his way through college with a 40 hour/week job.

And Student A's better grades are pure skill?

You asked why. I stated a possible theory.

I wasn't making a comment on the possibility of the theory.

 

[javaguru]

Likely because they feel that one is earned by pure skill while the other isn't.

I disagree, grades are very subjective in the liberal arts and law school. Math and science grades are pretty cut and dried in comparison but I have argued myself some points on a math exam.

 

[bakemeacookie]

Hypocritical hippies. What a shocker. Most hippies in cali are like that. Spread the money, just not ours.

Somenoe should show this to Obama!

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[EnderJE]

I disagree, grades are very subjective in the liberal arts and law school. Math and science grades are pretty cut and dried in comparison but I have argued myself some points on a math exam.

I have no stake in on why they feel that way. I was just giving my interpretation of why.

 

[UA_Iron]

I disagree, grades are very subjective in the liberal arts and law school. Math and science grades are pretty cut and dried in comparison but I have argued myself some points on a math exam.

It's like the tax code

 

[javaguru]

It's like the tax code

As long as you have lobbyists...which is a big problem in our political system.

If you have to have a personal income tax then the 16th amendment should amended that tax rates are tax rates and preclude all deductions and credits...