<p>My macro teacher said that the class I am taking is one of the very important classes if you want to major in business or economics. He has been at UW for 4 years now and he says that just 4 years ago it was not like this; it was not this competitive and believes that it is because of huge grade inflations in recent years.</p>
<p>“Grade inflation” is the name given to the practice of awarding increasingly higher grades for average work by students, unintentionally creating an illusion of rising scholarship.</p>
<p>huh? seriously it’s the first time in 2 years i’ve heard that this is an alleged problem. maybe it’s concentrated in departments that i’m not associated with.</p>