Course record CCJS

CCJS 330

University of Maryland-College Park

588 grades13 sections6 professors
Grades: 2012–2023
Flunk Score15/100
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Professors 6 of 6

Edward Pallas 100 grades · 3 terms · 2019–2023 3.54GPA
67.0% A
27.0% B
4.0% C
1.0% D
1.0% F

100 letter grades · 3 sections · 2019–2023

Compare with the course
Pallas vs. the course average
A +21.6
B −14.2
C −5.5
D −1.2
F −0.7

Difference in percentage points.

2.9% withdrew · 3 of 103 enrolled.

Rebecca Morse 68 grades · 2 terms · 2014–2016 3.52GPA
61.8% A
32.4% B
2.9% C
1.5% D
1.5% F

68 letter grades · 2 sections · 2014–2016

Compare with the course
Morse vs. the course average
A +16.4
B −8.8
C −6.6
D −0.7
F −0.2

Difference in percentage points.

5.6% withdrew · 4 of 72 enrolled.

Robin Shusko 40 grades · 1 term · 2012 3.36GPA
70.0% A
17.5% B
2.5% C
2.5% D
7.5% F

40 letter grades · 1 section · 2012

Compare with the course
Shusko vs. the course average
A +24.6
B −23.7
C −7.0
D +0.3
F +5.8

Difference in percentage points.

0.0% withdrew · 0 of 40 enrolled.

Nadine Frederique 73 grades · 1 term · 2014 3.33GPA
52.1% A
39.7% B
4.1% C
2.7% D
1.4% F

73 letter grades · 1 section · 2014

Compare with the course
Frederique vs. the course average
A +6.6
B −1.4
C −5.4
D +0.5
F −0.3

Difference in percentage points.

1.4% withdrew · 1 of 74 enrolled.

Matthew Fleming 49 grades · 1 term · 2012 3.22GPA
36.7% A
53.1% B
10.2% C
0.0% D
0.0% F

49 letter grades · 1 section · 2012

Compare with the course
Fleming vs. the course average
A −8.7
B +11.9
C +0.7
D −2.2
F −1.7

Difference in percentage points.

7.5% withdrew · 4 of 53 enrolled.

Brendan Dooley 258 grades · 5 terms · 2012–2014 3.01GPA
28.7% A
50.8% B
15.9% C
3.1% D
1.6% F

258 letter grades · 5 sections · 2012–2014

Compare with the course
Dooley vs. the course average
A −16.7
B +9.6
C +6.4
D +0.9
F −0.2

Difference in percentage points.

Each term against the course average
Spring 2012Spring 2014

3.7% withdrew · 10 of 268 enrolled.

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