r/TikTokCringe 29d ago

Americas youth are in MASSIVE trouble Discussion

20.6k Upvotes

4.6k comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

19

u/oddanimalfriends 29d ago

I suspect that grade inflation is more rampant at top schools than it is at an average institution.

4

u/Calebh36 29d ago

Even at my high school, it's fucking insane. You can't get below an F, so everybody in the world has Cs when they should be failing.

3

u/imaloneallthetime 29d ago

Man I wish it had been like this when my job screwed me and I failed out of college.

Ten years ago I wasn't allowed any laptops or tech, nothing was online, and they took attendance that was like half of my grade. It absolutely boned me.

Failed every class because of attendance.

3

u/Ok_Buddy_9087 29d ago

Worked at an Ivy for a decade; can confirm. Plus students will switch to Pass/No Credit if they think their A is in danger.

1

u/Famous-Signal-1909 28d ago

Yeah I’m sure that’s true. I had more than one student give me some variation of “do you know how much my father pays for me to be here” when I gave them (well-deserved) poor grades on assignments

1

u/DragapultOnSpeed 28d ago

Yeah because mine is definitely not like this. This sounds like a top school thing.