Course record POLS

POLS 111

US Politics:Current Problems

University of Illinois Chicago

434 grades16 sections6 professors
Grades: 2007–2012

Latest dated data is over 4 years old.

Flunk Score11/100
Needs work

Professors 6 of 6

Tige C. Johnson 28 grades · 1 term · 2007 3.68GPA
71.4% A
25.0% B
3.6% C
0.0% D
0.0% F

28 letter grades · 1 section · 2007

Compare with the course
Johnson vs. the course average
A +38.7
B −18.1
C −9.8
D −4.4
F −6.5

Difference in percentage points.

0.0% withdrew · 0 of 28 enrolled.

Jamie F. Chriqui 66 grades · 3 terms · 2009–2012 3.30GPA
47.0% A
43.9% B
3.0% C
4.5% D
1.5% F

66 letter grades · 3 sections · 2009–2012

Compare with the course
Chriqui vs. the course average
A +14.3
B +0.9
C −10.3
D +0.2
F −4.9

Difference in percentage points.

7.0% withdrew · 5 of 71 enrolled.

Sharon Alter 105 grades · 5 terms · 2007–2012 2.88GPA
28.6% A
45.7% B
16.2% C
3.8% D
5.7% F

105 letter grades · 5 sections · 2007–2012

Compare with the course
Alter vs. the course average
A −4.1
B +2.6
C +2.8
D −0.6
F −0.7

Difference in percentage points.

Each term against the course average
Fall 2007Fall 2012

11.8% withdrew · 14 of 119 enrolled.

Oladimeji Adeoye 130 grades · 3 terms · 2008–2012 2.71GPA
22.3% A
49.2% B
15.4% C
3.1% D
10.0% F

130 letter grades · 3 sections · 2008–2012

Compare with the course
Adeoye vs. the course average
A −10.4
B +6.1
C +2.0
D −1.3
F +3.5

Difference in percentage points.

8.5% withdrew · 12 of 142 enrolled.

Michael J Fortner 46 grades · 2 terms · 2009–2010 2.63GPA
37.0% A
23.9% B
17.4% C
8.7% D
13.0% F

46 letter grades · 2 sections · 2009–2010

Compare with the course
Fortner vs. the course average
A +4.2
B −19.2
C +4.0
D +4.3
F +6.6

Difference in percentage points.

24.6% withdrew · 15 of 61 enrolled.

John S Watson 17 grades · 1 term · 2008 · Limited sample 3.18GPA
41.2% A
41.2% B
11.8% C
5.9% D
0.0% F

17 letter grades · 1 section · 2008 · Limited sample

5.6% withdrew · 1 of 18 enrolled.

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