If Michigan (in my case both phil and poli sci) is typical, most grad student transcripts are mostly As. If you don't get mostly As, they invite you out of the program. Grades doesn't tell you much. (I did get one A+ in a Michigan polisci class from a (very conservative) professor who decided I was a genius because I came up with a way of operationalizing Lenin's theory of imperialism.) The real ranking is done informally by the profs, who decide who the stars are. --jks
He was in that program but didn't get a Ph.D. He never showed me his transcript so I can't say what his grades were like.
Incidentally he was at Wisconsin, I have read, during the height of the anti-war stuff there, which maybe explains why he is so pro-war -- having sat out Vietnam on student deferments.
Gene
michael perelman wrote:
> The head of our Poly. Science deparment insists that Cheney was a > superior student in the U. of Wisconsin Poly Sci. graduate program. I > never heard anything like that. He is wrong, isn't he? > -- > > Michael Perelman > Economics Department > California State University > Chico, CA 95929 > > Tel. 530-898-5321 > E-Mail michael@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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