WATCH: University of Michigan forgoes letter grading system for freshmen
Summary
The University of Michigan has stopped using the traditional letter grading system for its freshmen students. This change aims to support students' mental health and adjustment to college life.Key Facts
- The University of Michigan no longer gives letter grades (A, B, C, etc.) to first-year students.
- This policy affects only freshmen, not upperclassmen.
- The university introduced this system to help reduce stress and anxiety among new college students.
- The change is part of a broader effort to support mental health in higher education.
- Freshmen will receive alternative evaluations instead of letter grades.
- Experts link mental health challenges to the pressures of traditional grading.
- The new system aims to encourage learning without the pressure of letter grades.
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