What can you say?..Unfair or not?..

haha..i really feel that what they did was very unfair..yeah..you're right about that..they need to have graduates in that degree and that's the very reason why they lowered the passing grade after seeing the result of that exam..they did that for themselves..for their so-called "reputation"..tsk..what would people say if no one passed their exam?..that they don't teach very well?..their teaching methods are not very effective?..so that's why they allowed some to pass..haha..and one more thing..they knew that if none passed, there would be no students who will take the board exam in that batch..meaning they would have no "high passing rate" in the board exam at one point in time..lol i really have a feeling that they don't care about their students..tsk3x.. poor students..their efforts are not being recognized.. :(

yeah..that's right..i totally agree with that idea.. the exam is really too hard..i really have a feeling that they don't want more students to pass..'cause they're targeting to have a high passing percentage in the board exams..that's why as much as possible, they try to lessen the passers in such an exam..but what they did was really unfair.. all right..i'll describe the whole scenario on this why i say it's really unfair.. there's this group A and group B let's say.. group A are those who are really going to take that exam.. group B normally don't take such an exam but for those in group B who want to be part of group A, they can take that exam provided they have reached a certain grade in their basic subjects.. this group B are in the process of reaching the grade requirement to take such a test so they aren't supposed to take this exam, however, about a week ago before the exam was about to start, there was this announcement that both groups are required to take that exam.. group A know they will take this exam even more than 2 months before the exam..and yet, none of them has still passed initially..what i'm trying to say is that if both group A and group B has just been given equal chances/time for review, then maybe all or if not, most of the students in group B will have a higher chance of passing as well..to summarize it: group A had greater time for review and group B had lesser time to review..but they both took the exam..so, who's in a handicap now?..lol the defense of one of the teachers during the forum is that she told a student that group B is also going to take the exam about 1 month before the exam, i think..but still, she made a mistake on that..asking one person/student to distribute such an information is not very effective..why did she do what when we have so many media to distribute that information such as thru txt msg, internet, social networking sites, or post the announcement in the corkboards near the faculty or if possible, in all the corkboards at the college building..tsk..

hehe..can that be?..are there any laws that tell this one can be brought to court?..yeah..really unfair..no matter how you look at it..tsk..