College courses in which you received a 4.0 ?

YellowSnow · February 2022

@creepycoug where you at, ese? Queef some academis out of the Messican twat of yours.

For me: I only got a 4.0 once at UW and it was in "History of Popular Music". No wonder why @DerekJohnson gave me my own shitty little, old man music bored.

I got a 3.9 in History of Jazz because my essay on seeing Chick Corea live at Jazz Alley was not technically gifted writing.

RaceBannon · February 2022

I helped Wayne Moses and Charles Jackson pass Anthropology

Have no idea what my grade point was because I dropped out and didn't give a fuck

YellowSnow · February 2022

RaceBannon said:
I helped Wayne Moses and Charles Jackson pass Anthropology

Have no idea what my grade point was because I dropped out and didn't give a fuck

I put you in the highest tier of Jack Doogs, Race.

Fishpo31 · February 2022

I got a 4.0 in Theory of Baseball, and in A/V (basically how to set up a movie projector, overhead…etc). In grad school, my gf took History of Popular Music, and they gave out practice tests, of which I aced every one, without cracking the book…don’t know if she was as impressed with that as I was…

EDIT: My A/V “prof” was about to retire, and he had a signed photo of Jack Patera in his office…he taught him in HS, …csb

greenblood · February 2022

I got a 4.3 in a creative writing class during my sophomore year in college. Basically, we just wrote fictional short stories all day every day. Then at the end of the term, the professor said he doesn't believe in grades and that he will put in any grade we think we deserve. I obviously went with the A+ route. Had to make up for the B- I got in golf class.

chuck · February 2022

Oceanography 101 was the one I definitely remember. Ocean is not only easy but it's fairly interesting. I could have sat through a couple of lectures, studied the material for a few hiurs, and aced the final. That was a tap in.

I've made no secret that I didn't have a lot of big time offers out of HS and went the JC route. I had 4.0s in a few real easy ones...math 101, 105 and 107, Geography, Psych 180-something (human sexuality), music history 101. I think that was all of them. I modified my senior year of HS strategy of eekiing out a C in everything to getting the easy As and eeking out a C in any class that mattered.

YellowSnow · February 2022

chuck said:
Oceanography 101 was the one I definitely remember. Ocean is not only easy but it's fairly interesting. I could have sat through a couple of lectures, studied the material for a few hiurs, and aced the final. That was a tap in.

I've made no secret that I didn't have a lot of big time offers out of HS and went the JC route. I had 4.0s in a few real easy ones...math 101, 105 and 107, Geography, Psych 180-something (human sexuality), music history 101. I think that was all of them. I modified my senior year of HS strategy of eekiing out a C in everything to getting the easy As and eeking out a C in any class that mattered.

My daddy came to UW in '64 to study Oceanography. But our clan is not good at maff and STEM, so Pappa Yella switched to PolySci and being a frat boi.