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Commenting on the recent decision requiring final examinations in Humanities 141d and Philosophy 193, Pusey said that the policy of the Committee on Educational Policy is "to grant freely exemption from finals in graduate courses and small undergraduate courses." More than 500 students are enrolled in the two courses taught by Paul J. Tillich, University Professor, in his last term at Harvard. "The CEP does not like to change its rules in specific cases," Pusey stated. Dean Monro added that in large courses "only three-hour, proctored exams can give assurance that the student is doing his own work." Exceptions, as that granted Soc Sci 136, are made by the CEP only if the course "has the close Faculty-student relation of a seminar."
Commenting on the recent decision requiring final examinations in Humanities 141d and Philosophy 193, Pusey said that the policy of the Committee on Educational Policy is "to grant freely exemption from finals in graduate courses and small undergraduate courses." More than 500 students are enrolled in the two courses taught by Paul J. Tillich, University Professor, in his last term at Harvard. "The CEP does not like to change its rules in specific cases," Pusey stated. Dean Monro added that in large courses "only three-hour, proctored exams can give assurance that the student is doing his own work." Exceptions, as that granted Soc Sci 136, are made by the CEP only if the course "has the close Faculty-student relation of a seminar."
Commenting on the recent decision requiring final examinations in Humanities 141d and Philosophy 193, Pusey said that the policy of the Committee on Educational Policy is "to grant freely exemption from finals in graduate courses and small undergraduate courses." More than 500 students are enrolled in the two courses taught by Paul J. Tillich, University Professor, in his last term at Harvard. "The CEP does not like to change its rules in specific cases," Pusey stated. Dean Monro added that in large courses "only three-hour, proctored exams can give assurance that the student is doing his own work." Exceptions, as that granted Soc Sci 136, are made by the CEP only if the course "has the close Faculty-student relation of a seminar."
Commenting on the recent decision requiring final examinations in Humanities 141d and Philosophy 193, Pusey said that the policy of the Committee on Educational Policy is "to grant freely exemption from finals in graduate courses and small undergraduate courses." More than 500 students are enrolled in the two courses taught by Paul J. Tillich, University Professor, in his last term at Harvard.
"The CEP does not like to change its rules in specific cases," Pusey stated.
Dean Monro added that in large courses "only three-hour, proctored exams can give assurance that the student is doing his own work." Exceptions, as that granted Soc Sci 136, are made by the CEP only if the course "has the close Faculty-student relation of a seminar."
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