Course record CL

CL 102

Introduction to Classical Literature

University of Illinois Chicago

1,023 grades27 sections5 professors
Grades: 2004–2021

Latest dated data is over 4 years old.

Flunk Score13/100
Needs work

Professors 5 of 5

John T. Vaio 167 grades · 4 terms · 2011–2014 3.24GPA
40.1% A
46.1% B
12.0% C
1.2% D
0.6% F

167 letter grades · 4 sections · 2011–2014

Compare with the course
Vaio vs. the course average
A +4.8
B +8.6
C −5.8
D −3.9
F −3.7

Difference in percentage points.

Each term against the course average
Fall 2011Fall 2014

3.5% withdrew · 6 of 173 enrolled.

Karen E Ros 366 grades · 11 terms · 2009–2021 3.20GPA
46.4% A
34.7% B
13.4% C
3.3% D
2.2% F

366 letter grades · 11 sections · 2009–2021

Compare with the course
Ros vs. the course average
A +11.2
B −2.8
C −4.4
D −1.8
F −2.1

Difference in percentage points.

Each term against the course average
Fall 2009Fall 2021

4.9% withdrew · 19 of 385 enrolled.

A P Macgregor 172 grades · 5 terms · 2004–2009 2.81GPA
30.2% A
40.7% B
18.6% C
0.6% D
9.9% F

172 letter grades · 5 sections · 2004–2009

Compare with the course
Macgregor vs. the course average
A −5.1
B +3.2
C +0.8
D −4.5
F +5.6

Difference in percentage points.

Each term against the course average
Fall 2004Spring 2009

5.5% withdrew · 10 of 182 enrolled.

Allan Kershaw 260 grades · 5 terms · 2005–2008 2.59GPA
23.8% A
34.2% B
24.2% C
12.3% D
5.4% F

260 letter grades · 5 sections · 2005–2008

Compare with the course
Kershaw vs. the course average
A −11.4
B −3.3
C +6.4
D +7.2
F +1.1

Difference in percentage points.

Each term against the course average
Summer 2005Fall 2008

2.6% withdrew · 7 of 267 enrolled.

John T Ramsey 58 grades · 2 terms · 2006–2013 2.48GPA
17.2% A
36.2% B
31.0% C
8.6% D
6.9% F

58 letter grades · 2 sections · 2006–2013

Compare with the course
Ramsey vs. the course average
A −18.0
B −1.3
C +13.2
D +3.5
F +2.6

Difference in percentage points.

7.9% withdrew · 5 of 63 enrolled.

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