During a school vacation, I read the autobiography of Booker T. Washington, Up from Slavery. Gutenberg College has not only taught me to ask such interesting questions, but it has given me the tools to begin to develop answers to them. Gutenberg student Evaluating Student Progress Grading Each quarter a letter grade based upon the work the student has completed is awarded in each class. A grade-point average of 2.3 is required for graduation.
Students receive grades after the end of each quarter.
A student may ask to see his transcript, which is kept in the student's file in the business office. If a student finds an error in the record, he should notify the college. For the purpose of communicating student progress, Gutenberg College relies on what the faculty consider a better, more valuable, form of evaluation than grades. Students meet individually with tutors for oral evaluations at the beginning of the winter and spring quarters of the first and second years. The tutors and student discuss the student's strengths, weaknesses, and progress.