HPA 400
Princ of Mgmt in Public Health
University of Illinois Chicago
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Charles Joseph John 88 grades · 2 terms · 2007 3.86GPA
88 letter grades · 2 sections · 2007
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0.0% withdrew · 0 of 88 enrolled.
Lara Jaskiewicz 131 grades · 5 terms · 2011–2015 3.76GPA
131 letter grades · 5 sections · 2011–2015
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0.8% withdrew · 1 of 132 enrolled.
Richard Huston Sewell 597 grades · 23 terms · 2004–2015 3.71GPA
597 letter grades · 23 sections · 2004–2015
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1.2% withdrew · 7 of 604 enrolled.
Benn Josef Greenspan 29 grades · 2 terms · 2006–2007 3.69GPA
29 letter grades · 2 sections · 2006–2007
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0.0% withdrew · 0 of 29 enrolled.
Kevin G Croke 206 grades · 5 terms · 2004–2006 3.64GPA
206 letter grades · 5 sections · 2004–2006
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3.3% withdrew · 7 of 213 enrolled.
Kee Chan 58 grades · 2 terms · 2016–2017 3.62GPA
58 letter grades · 2 sections · 2016–2017
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0.0% withdrew · 0 of 58 enrolled.
Carlo M Govia 157 grades · 4 terms · 2013–2015 3.61GPA
157 letter grades · 4 sections · 2013–2015
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2.5% withdrew · 4 of 161 enrolled.
Daniel Swartzman 336 grades · 10 terms · 2008–2014 3.55GPA
336 letter grades · 10 sections · 2008–2014
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3.2% withdrew · 11 of 347 enrolled.
Sherry Weingart 133 grades · 4 terms · 2011–2014 3.47GPA
133 letter grades · 4 sections · 2011–2014
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3.6% withdrew · 5 of 138 enrolled.
Ronald W Richards 19 grades · 1 term · 2005 · Limited sample 3.68GPA
19 letter grades · 1 section · 2005 · Limited sample
0.0% withdrew · 0 of 19 enrolled.
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