ALCOHOL USE AND ABUSE: CAUSES AND CONSEQUENCES
http://www.AlcoholEducationProject.org/bd295
Grading
Course grades will be determined according to the following weighting:
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Points |
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Grading Scale |
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Examination #1 |
120 |
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450-500pts (>=90%) |
A |
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Examination #2 |
120 |
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400-449pts (80 – 89%) |
B |
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Examination #3 |
90 |
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350-399pts (70 - 79%) |
C |
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Project Proposal/Bibliography |
25 |
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300-349pts (60 - 69%) |
D |
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Project Paper /Final Presentation |
120 |
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<300 (<60%) |
F |
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Media file |
25 |
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Extra Credit: |
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TOTAL |
500 |
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Class participation |
(up to 30 pts.) |
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