English to Persian (Farsi) Social Sciences Psychology

Every fall I teach a survey course on social psychology to 350 undergraduates. I have taught this class more than a dozen times and without fail, a week after the class ends, a trickle of students start showing up at my door hoping to get a higher grade than they ultimately received for the class. The prototypical grade request comes from premed students who fear that their B+ will sink their chances of getting into med school. Although this has remained constant over the years, the nature of their request has changed of late. A decade ago, students came in wanting to look at their exams to see if any of the questions they got wrong came from stray marks or if they could argue that their incorrect answers warranted partial credit. They wanted to check that I had received all the correct information about their section participation and their extra credit activity. These are all fair and reasonable things to check if you think you are close to getting a higher grade.