I know a number of us have taken LSU courses to meet the odd requirement here or there. Maybe someone else has experienced this -- if so, how did you resolve it?

I'm currently enrolled in 3 LSU courses. I'll take the final for 1 of them as soon as my exam proctor reopens her doors after the New Year. The other two are in-progress and I'm getting increasingly frustrated.

Both courses are reading- and essay-heavy, so the grading is generally subjective.

My assignments are being returned with a letter grade, a numerical score (points received of total), and NO COMMENTS. My emails, notes, calls, letters, and smoke signals begging for feedback are being ignored.

I can't figure out what the instructor wants if s/he won't tell me, and apparently, that's not going to happen. (I've placed a call to Independent Study, but the folks I talked to this morning were of little help.)

Has anyone else experienced this? If so, did you resolve it (how?) or just power through and FINISH the stupid course?

I'm definitely wishing I could test out of the remaining requirements for my major and, at this point, I doubt I'll take another LSU course. Ever.

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one CLEP to go. Pursuing BS English Lit, Excelsior College (115/120) + K-8 certification & MAT, University of Alaska Southeast (15/51).

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