that can help students get into some of UW’s most competitive academic majors. You can listen to the full interview here:. “I can remember so many times where I wished I could teleport into the decision room and grab their grading rubric to see for myself what they wereTo my surprise, they actually gave me all of the closed-capacity rubrics.Harper found that UW’s informatics department doesn’t grade on grammar in students’ applications.
That stood out to me because I think it’s something that should be considered in any application or admissions process. If I’m in charge of hiring for a company and you give me a resume that is riddled with spelling and punctuation errors, you probably won’t be hired.There’s a difference between “there” versus ” their” versus “they’re.” Knowing when to use “your” versus “you’re” shows that you pay attention to details.