Yale African Students Association (YASA)

The Yale African Students Association stands in solidarity with No Fail Yale and student groups in pursuit of a Universal Pass for classes in the current semester.

The current global environment has necessitated a shift in instruction that negates attempted equalizing effects that result from being on a college campus. A large number of students, and a considerable section of our membership, find themselves having to account for instabilities that will affect their academic performance this semester.

Maintaining a grade system fails to recognize students’ realities. Opt-in systems offer choice only to those who can afford choice. A Universal Pass system is the only way we can move closer to equity in academic experience.

Read the full statement here: https://tinyurl.com/u6da22v

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