Quote:
Originally Posted by alumni
The University I attended had the practice of keeping filing cabinets of records from previous classes taken. They were broken down into course number, teacher, year and brothers could put their old notes/exams /projects/etc in there for future use of the organization.
There was A LOT of animosity between greeks and non greeks when it came to test time b/c they would all say that "we" cheated because we already had the tests, blah, blah blah. Well I can say I never used them as I didn't need to as I learned well enough on my own, but I do know a could who wouldn't have graduated, let alone with a 3.5 w/o these old exams which never changed in some majors.
So do all of you people keep scholarship files? I know it isn't against any campus rules and I know MANY GDI's got the benefits of the notes/exams because they were friends. Actually more GDI's (I never used GDI in college, just now makes it easy to describe) used the files than my brothers...
|
This is actually why I just make previous exams available to my students. I know that some of them will have access to something like this (not necessarily because they are Greek; some will just have friends who have taken my course before, and who knows what is on a certain site that archives this stuff).