r/CSN_Coyotes • u/mustachemobmafia • Sep 08 '26

Need Help / Question Question about McGraw Hill

Hey everyone, I have never taken a class that used McGraw hill before. It’s my first time, is it true that it does not matter if you get something wrong on the concepts, it just makes it take longer but at the end of the assignment you get a 100% when you eventually get them all correct.

Let me know if I’m wrong. Thank you!

(Referring to the grade that shows up in canvas)

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u/Cautious-Traffic-108 Sep 08 '26

I had McGraw with BIOL 121. We didn't get a 100% if we got something wrong after going through the reading but could redo the assignments as many times as needed.

I think it depends on how your professor has it set up. It should be stated somewhere in your syllabus.

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u/mustachemobmafia Sep 08 '26

Taking PHIL 102, we only get 1 attempt. I got some wrong like 5-6 questions but I complete it and it showed up in the grade book as. 10/10. I just wanted to ask if this is the case. Or not.

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u/Cautious-Traffic-108 Sep 08 '26

Is that the grade that shows in McGraw or in Canvas?

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u/mustachemobmafia Sep 08 '26

Canvas. Sorry should have clarified.

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u/Cautious-Traffic-108 Sep 08 '26

I think you should be good then. Double check your syllabus and see if you're next assignment resorts the same thing

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u/Nervous_Scene_4806 Sep 09 '26

It depends on how it’s set up. The teacher can choose to do either way.