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Scaling down from A and A- on all assignments to C+ is over the top and seems like a poorly managed course the way you have described it. Re-read the syllabus to see if there is any information provided on course average, scaling, etc. I would check into the rules and procedure involved in challenging a grade at your law school and what exact rights you have in that process. It may be there is an intermediate step where you can get a better understanding of what happened in this course before you make the decision on whether to challenge. Try seeing if grades and averages are listed for past years in your course to get an idea how this course has been handled, search online to see what the exact percentage rules are for a class of this size, etc. -
By LMP · Posted
Yeah so when you appeal you need to attach proof you tried to talk to the prof. So just have that ready to go. -
By Dinsdale · Posted
See: LSO Exam study policy. You will basically blow through all your vacation time if you write both while articling. Firms generally prefer that you have them written before you commence articling, I think it is fair to say. -
By LawNewbie · Posted
I'm attending the same school, but interestingly, all the professors of the courses I did relatively poorly were reluctant to see me and discuss the exams... Do you have insights on what to do in such scenario? Do I get to appeal the grades given that the professors are not willing to see me? -
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By Scrantonicity2 · Posted
Not trying to advocate for York over Dal necessarily (Halifax is a very cool city), but this wasn't my experience. There are a few places on York campus to grab food/drinks and there are organized events that happen everywhere in the city. I also found that even students who commuted from elsewhere, even as far as Pickering or Newmarket, still got involved in lots of in-person stuff, both on campus and elsewhere. Obviously, all of this is easier at a place like Queens or U of T because the campus is in the centre of things, but I really didn't feel that York's location impacted the student experience much. The environment immediately around the campus leaves a bit to be desired in terms of aesthetics and walkability. That said, I've really enjoyed spending time in and learning about parts of North, West, and East Toronto that typically get dunked on. In some ways these are actually the most vibrant and interesting parts of the city because more different kinds of people can afford to live there (at least for now).
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