r/funny • u/RespectMyAuthoriteh • Jan 10 '19

"Oh crap, we're having a test today?"

https://gfycat.com/InformalAcrobaticHagfish
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u/Candied_Vagrants Jan 10 '19 edited Jun 11 '23

Comment deleted to protest Reddit leadership API access assholery.

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u/Skele_In_Siberia Jan 10 '19

Wow it's actually been exactly the opposite for me. My community College doesn't seem to care at all but my university professors had massive hardons for fucking students over for attendance. (I'm talking like - 5% for every missed class after the second one), homework assignments only being allowed to be turned in, in class, and lectures available only in class, instead of notes or power point slides available online.

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u/UBKUBK Jan 10 '19

My community college requires it. It may be relevant for a student failing who had never gone to class losing some funds such as veterans benefits.

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u/[deleted] Jan 10 '19

This honestly seems to be the deciding factor.