MATH 220
Introduction to Differential Equations
University of Illinois Chicago
Nathan Jones 36 grades · 1 term · 2016 2.86GPA
36 letter grades · 1 section · 2016
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2.7% withdrew · 1 of 37 enrolled.
Evangelos Kobotis 765 grades · 13 terms · 2008–2022 2.74GPA
765 letter grades · 13 sections · 2008–2022
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5.1% withdrew · 41 of 806 enrolled.
Ramin Takloo-Bighash 77 grades · 3 terms · 2013–2019 2.69GPA
77 letter grades · 3 sections · 2013–2019
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1.3% withdrew · 1 of 78 enrolled.
David S Cabrera 256 grades · 4 terms · 2007–2015 2.68GPA
256 letter grades · 4 sections · 2007–2015
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4.5% withdrew · 12 of 268 enrolled.
Shokouh Pourarian 225 grades · 2 terms · 2020–2021 2.66GPA
225 letter grades · 2 sections · 2020–2021
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2.6% withdrew · 6 of 231 enrolled.
Victor Protsak 1,467 grades · 11 terms · 2018–2022 2.59GPA
1,467 letter grades · 11 sections · 2018–2022
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8.1% withdrew · 130 of 1,597 enrolled.
Danko Adrovic 269 grades · 2 terms · 2012–2014 2.59GPA
269 letter grades · 2 sections · 2012–2014
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4.3% withdrew · 12 of 281 enrolled.
Andrew M Shulman 862 grades · 7 terms · 2013–2020 2.56GPA
862 letter grades · 7 sections · 2013–2020
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6.1% withdrew · 56 of 918 enrolled.
Luissette Marie Hernandez-Medina 58 grades · 1 term · 2010 2.53GPA
58 letter grades · 1 section · 2010
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4.9% withdrew · 3 of 61 enrolled.
Jerry Bona 57 grades · 1 term · 2016 2.46GPA
57 letter grades · 1 section · 2016
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6.6% withdrew · 4 of 61 enrolled.
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