Course record CHEM

CHEM 541

Physical Chemistry

University of South Carolina-Columbia

1,066 grades27 sections5 professors
Grades: 2018–2026
Flunk Score4/100
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Professors 5 of 5

Andrew Greytak 125 grades · 3 terms · 2018–2022 3.14GPA
42.4% A
31.2% B
19.2% C
4.8% D
2.4% F

125 letter grades · 3 sections · 2018–2022

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Greytak vs. the course average
A +8.3
B +0.9
C −5.8
D −0.7
F −2.7

Difference in percentage points.

3.1% withdrew · 4 of 129 enrolled.

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Ting Ge 190 grades · 5 terms · 2021–2025 3.13GPA
41.6% A
29.5% B
20.5% C
6.8% D
1.6% F

190 letter grades · 5 sections · 2021–2025

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Ge vs. the course average
A +7.4
B −0.8
C −4.4
D +1.3
F −3.5

Difference in percentage points.

Each term against the course average
Spring 2021Fall 2025

2.1% withdrew · 4 of 194 enrolled.

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Michael Myrick 47 grades · 1 term · 2019 3.04GPA
36.2% A
38.3% B
14.9% C
6.4% D
4.3% F

47 letter grades · 1 section · 2019

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Myrick vs. the course average
A +2.0
B +8.0
C −10.1
D +0.8
F −0.8

Difference in percentage points.

7.8% withdrew · 4 of 51 enrolled.

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Vitaly Rassolov 160 grades · 4 terms · 2019–2023 2.78GPA
26.9% A
29.4% B
37.5% C
3.1% D
3.1% F

160 letter grades · 5 sections · 2019–2023

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Rassolov vs. the course average
A −7.3
B −0.9
C +12.5
D −2.4
F −1.9

Difference in percentage points.

Each term against the course average
Fall 2019Fall 2023

5.9% withdrew · 10 of 170 enrolled.

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Mark Berg 389 grades · 9 terms · 2018–2025 2.77GPA
30.6% A
30.6% B
24.7% C
5.7% D
8.5% F

389 letter grades · 9 sections · 2018–2025

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Berg vs. the course average
A −3.6
B +0.3
C −0.3
D +0.1
F +3.4

Difference in percentage points.

Each term against the course average
Spring 2018Spring 2025

3.2% withdrew · 13 of 402 enrolled.

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