C's Get Degrees

What do you think about passing Cs? 3

When people say they've completed Cs, what do you think of those people and that statement?

I've never heard of it before, but I think it means C average pass and pass people too. And while this is true, it does not mean that they will get the job because employers are looking for and hiring the best students for each course. The best students are also more likely to graduate and succeed in their jobs because they are smart and disciplined. So Cs get degrees, but work is done on higher degrees.

This post is too old but I have to comment. Of course CS gets a degree. which one.

I have been in business for over 30 years and I have seen many people who have made competent and inspiring and worthwhile decisions to save their lives. Exam candidates and test solvers. The real test of courage is where the rubber meets the road. Can you do that Some generations ago it was said that you can do, learn and practice at work. The degree to which we freeze the Creator with a sharp mind. You can try the same thing as a C these days. But when your C gets great, you'll love the employers who need it!

I apologize to those who follow this maxim. Missing out on a great opportunity to learn and expand your mind, let yourself be positioned for success after graduation. I think the statement itself is very simple, if you get C on all your keys in college, you will get a degree and nothing more. While this may be true of some schools, it is certainly not true of the best institutions. I currently need to go above 3.5 to not drop out of my program, and I need 3.0 to pass my school after graduation. True, this can be bypassed-but not unless you're a techie who knows what he's doing.

So you pay.

C's Get Degrees

I've never heard of it, but I think the ones who get C in high school are the ones who graduated from college. And I think he's a complete cop. Only those students who work hard to get A and B grades will be successful. Not a student who barely managed to get a ping score.