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Should I apply for a dual degree in business administration for companies that require “good” grades?

ByJonte12

Hey, I'm currently writing applications for companies. Many of these companies require grades of "good" in the main subjects, but I have Math 12 p German 9 English 9 However, my overall average is 1.8 So my question is, do you think it's worth applying if you have a realistic chance?

Should school grades be abolished and replaced, for example, by reports?

Bypaulklaus

The question and the pros and cons are probably as old as the "school system" itself. "Oops!" conservative mainstream advocates will say in horror, not knowing that school grades are 90% subjective and, above all, have no predictive value whatsoever (!!!). I won't continue the plethora of arguments against school grades here. In any case,…

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Arlecchino
Arlecchino
6 months ago

Hello war dust,

I’ve been thinking for a while because this short cadence is badly placed, on the one hand, and on the other hand someone with the carving has given themselves quite an effort.

Melodic and harmonious, this carving corresponds to the three initial sounds of the Sonata op. 81a “Les Adieux” by Beethoven.
(After C major transposed, the two upper voices are correct, the bass a little different, the 3. The sound is like Beethoven…)

In addition to the initials “T” and “F”, the “good-being” can certainly have a meaning.

LG
alecquinone

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Kriegstaube
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Kriegstaube
6 months ago
Reply to  Arlecchino

Thank you.

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upbrunce
upbrunce
6 months ago
Reply to  Arlecchino

That’s why I felt so familiar. I’ve been grieving here for days and I’ve been summing it up. Dankesehr. 🙃

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horstwalter132
horstwalter132
6 months ago

It looks like there are banknotes if they are pinned in clay wood I can’t say they knock off the bank with notes

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SalatAufemBrot
SalatAufemBrot
6 months ago

First a C major chord without quinte, then a G major trio with terz in the bass, and then a resolution after a minor.

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