Kansas HB2488 mandates the University of Kansas School of Medicine to use a letter grading system or a tiered system with at least four designations.
Kansas HB2488 requires the University of Kansas School of Medicine to implement a letter grading system or a tiered system with at least four designations for evaluating student performance in medical coursework. The bill emphasizes that such a grading system provides objective feedback, encourages preparedness, and enhances student outcomes, ultimately aiming to produce better medical professionals. The act will take effect upon publication in the statute book.
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