Decades ago, college students who didn’t learn much of the material might have been fortunate enough to get the “gentleman’s C” and if they did, they heaved a sigh of relief. It used to be the case that students mostly got what they had earned based on their performance. Grades, most people assumed, were supposed to reflect how well each student learned the subject.
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