Two Point Campus: How To Improve Student Grades
In Two Point Campus, you're tasked with creating a compound of knowledge, a cathedral of learning, and most importantly, a revolving door of paying students. Income is incredibly important when building your college; those classrooms aren't cheap.
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Your students' grades are a measure of your success; not only should you want to set up a high-quality learning environment on principle, but if students drop out, then they won't be paying any of those all-important tuition fees. This guide will teach you the basics of how to improve your student grades, and hopefully some tips and tricks along the way.
This may come as no surprise, but the people teaching your students have quite a large impact on how they perform in their final exams. When you hire a new member of staff, there will be a reference list of all their positive and negative traits. Perhaps the most important attribute initially will be their ability to actually teach the course you're hiring them for.
Always try to get a staff member with a level two attribute for the subject they'll be teaching. You can improve this with training later on, but employing more qualified people initially will save you time later.
As well as their academic qualifications, teachers can have a wide array of positive and negative personality traits. Always weigh the pros and cons of these before you hire anyone; negative traits, such as needing breaks a lot more often than is usual, can impact your students learning and ultimately lower their grades.
The positive attribute, Inspirational Speaking, means that your teacher has a higher chance of inspiring their students. Inspired students work harder and ultimately achieve better
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