Some faculty members said they believe students will not be given useful information to help them in their classes. SGA's guide includes grade distributions such as the percentage of students who made an A,B,C,D or F in their class. But Fulmer said he thinks this is not enough information to help the student.
Some teachers have different methods.
He also said a student's performance in a class will be different for each classification. A class that is strictly for upperclassmen will most likely require more than other freshman classes. However, Fulmer said he does think the guide can help students with enough information. SGA president Lee Hyer said that he understands the faculty concern. He also said that he would like to have more information in the guide such as a universal questionnaire that would include students comments about classes and professors.