mandatory curve
Isn't that more of a strict bell curve? Like the lowest 20% of the class will get F's no matter what their scores were or something.
At Ross, if everyone in the class gets 65% or higher on their tests, everyone passes.
edit: Here's exactly how it was explained to me:
This is roughly what the grade distribution looked like for one of the exams last semester.
1. A vertical line is drawn at 60% and another at 65%.
2. A horizontal line is drawn where the curve intersects the 65.
3. A diagonal line is draw, beginning from the point where the horizontal line intersects the 60, down and across to the x-axis at the 65.
4. The point where the diagonal line and the curve intersect is the MPS for that test.
The maximum value for the MPS is 65 and the minimum value is 60.
(Oops. My y-axis is wrong. That should be number of students.)
Anyway, back to residencies and how much the Caribbean sucks.