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r/simonfraser•
softpuke

has anyone had jeannette paschen as a prof? thoughts?

people don't seem super fond of her (based on ratemyprofessor, at least), but i think i might have to end up with her as my prof for both BUS200 and BUS341 due to schedule constraints.

i'm fine with her being unhelpful and the lectures being uninteresting; frankly, i'm more concerned about finishing the courses with a good grade rather than any actual learning outcomes. i'm wondering how difficult her marking is? for context, i'm in the business minor and have a 4.0 GPA for my lower division courses so far (ECON 103/BUS 237/251/272) so the curve generally treats me well.

Posted Jul 19, 2017, 9:26 AM UTC

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grilledcheeeeese•

When I took 361 with her, she had her TA do all the marking so your experience may be different there. Her grading rubrics did make sense but any questions about your grades were directed to the TA (who was less than helpful).

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AmazingSpiderDog•

I had her for bus200 last spring and the rubrics were kinda vague and at times repetitive/redundant which made it confusing. there's weekly chapter quizzes where you get 2 attempts each where you can pick up your mark if you know your stuff. my group got a lot lower than we expected for the final report though.

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