Grading

Grading

EXAMS. There will be three exams, including the final, plus a mastery exam Each will be given on campus on a pre-announced evening . If you are not within easy driving distance of the campus, you may arrange for a proctored exam. Contact the Distance Education Support Specialist to work out the details and get the forms sent to the proctor. Each of these exams will be weighted equally at 30%. Sample exams are on reserve in the Library. Sample exams should not be used as the primary study guide - use the outlines & objectives.

There will also be a "mastery exam" oveThere will be three exams, including the final, plus a mastery exam Each will be given on campus on a pre-announced evening . If you are not within easy driving distance of the campus, you may arrange for a proctored exam. Contact the Distance Education Support Specialist to work out the details and get the forms sent to the proctor. Each of these exams will be weighted equally at 30%. Sample exams are on reserve in the Library. Sample exams should not be used as the primary study guide - use the outlines & objectives.r Interest and Present Value Calculations. This exam will be problems . You must demonstrate your mastery of these topics by scoring at least 80% on this exam in order to pass the course. If you fail to score 80% on the exam, you will be given additional opportunities to do so.

PROBLEMS, including discussion list participation, will count 10% of your semester's grade. The lowest score will be dropped in calculating your problem average. Problems should be mailed or emailed or faxed to get to me by the due date. A penalty may be assessed for problems turned in late. You will not receive any credit for a problem turned in after the solution is posted. Your calculations or reasoning should always be clearly shown. Participation in the email discussion list will count as a problem.

Your final grade is based on your overall average with 90 and above being an A, 80-89 a B, 70-79 a C, 60-69 a D, and below 60 an F.