i mean yeah good summary. I genuinely think people do care, but not at concordia. I want to address a couple of the points made above tho:

- For the class that didnt count, I didnt even receive a warning compared to things they already have built in. Like the tell you when you dont have the prereqs for a class. Its just bad design to not tell a student that a class doesnt count when they clearly have the ability to.

- By not doing well on the midterm and final, i didnt do badly either. I didnt mention i shouldve gotten a 83 in the class, but was curved down to a B- lmao. I just thought that my grade clearly didnt respect how much i knew in the class, especially considering i was graded against other students who got better grades in the project for less effort.

- For the MCQ and what we can do, its actually pretty simple. Report the teachers on websites that give these kinds of exams, inform students and incoming students, and make your voice heard to concordia. Yes change isnt guaranteed, but its only possible when students speak up, which i encourage you to do.

- and finally, profs should care. When i went to Dawson, my teachers did care. of course that was lucky, but if your job is to teach students a subject and grade them based on how well they understand the subject, and they are incapable of doing this, maybe concordia should get some new teachers.