Ashley Claire Pub Health Finance 5
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Criteria |
Exemplary - 100% |
Satisfactory - 80-99% |
Partially Met - 40-79% |
Attempted - 1-39% |
Not Evident - 0% |
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Terminology / Concepts
20% |
See “Satisfactory,” with the exception that there are no errors. |
Report uses terminology consistently and accurately, and consistent with the sources from which the data is being pulled. There may be one or two minor misapplications of terminology or concepts. |
There are several errors in terminology or application of concepts, but the intention is mostly clear. |
Regular, recurring errors in terminology and/or concepts make it difficult to understand parts of the report. |
Report doesn’t use terminology or apply concepts learned in the course. |
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Creditworthiness Explanation
20% |
Student provides thorough, supported, convincing argument for the application of creditworthiness as a metric for understanding an organization’s financial health. There are no errors in the student’s application of concepts.
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Explanation of creditworthiness as financial status metric comprehensive and supported by sources. |
Explanation of creditworthiness as a metric for understanding the financial health of an organization missing detail or supporting sources. |
Little effort exhibited to explain the function of creditworthiness as a metric, or how it works. Largely unsupported by sources. |
No attempt to explain creditworthiness. |
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Creditworthiness Evaluation
20% |
See “Satisfactory,” but in detail, calculations, and use of sources and concepts for support the student exceeds expectations and makes no errors. |
Report uses details from the financial documents from both organizations, as well as methodology from sources, to calculate a logical creditworthiness rating for both organizations. |
Report uses sources and details from financial documents to calculate creditworthiness, but makes errors in application of some concepts or in some calculations. |
Report makes several large errors in application of concepts and/or calculations. |
No attempt to evaluate creditworthiness. |
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Organization
20% |
The report is comprehensive and clear. Nothing is misplaced. |
The report is organized so that essential elements can be easily referenced. One element may be out of place or left out. |
Some elements are organized in a way that makes it difficult to find them, or they would make more sense organized differently. |
The report is jumbled and lacks the organization necessary to make it useable. |
The report has no organization whatsoever. |
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Mechanics / Grammar
10% |
There are no errors in grammar or mechanics. |
There are a few errors in grammar and/or mechanics, but they are minor. |
There are enough errors in grammar and/or mechanics to distract, sometimes, from the document’s intention. |
There are regular, serious errors in grammar and/or mechanics. |
The grammar and/or mechanics contain enough errors to regularly confuse the document’s meaning. |
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AMA Formatting
10% |
The paper is formatted correctly, all sources cited correctly, with no errors. |
Paper is formatted correctly and all sources used are cited correctly with one or two minor errors. |
Several errors in citation or AMA style formatting. |
Recurring errors in the AMA formatting suggest a lack of fluency with AMA style. |
No sources cited, or document not formatted using AMA style. |