PHIL 120
INTRO TO LOGIC
University of Washington-Seattle Campus
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Mitchell Kaufman 45 grades · 2 terms · 2011–2014 3.56GPA
45 letter grades · 2 sections · 2011–2014
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6.3% withdrew · 3 of 48 enrolled.
Joseph Ricci 81 grades · 3 terms · 2012–2014 3.50GPA
81 letter grades · 3 sections · 2012–2014
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1.2% withdrew · 1 of 82 enrolled.
Jonathan Rosenberg 44 grades · 2 terms · 2013–2015 3.50GPA
44 letter grades · 2 sections · 2013–2015
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4.3% withdrew · 2 of 46 enrolled.
Conor Mayo-Wilson 551 grades · 2 terms · 2015–2017 3.42GPA
551 letter grades · 3 sections · 2015–2017
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3.0% withdrew · 17 of 568 enrolled.
Lynn Hankinson Nelson 56 grades · 2 terms · 2011–2013 3.42GPA
56 letter grades · 2 sections · 2011–2013
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0.0% withdrew · 0 of 56 enrolled.
Benjamin Schwartz 25 grades · 1 term · 2013 3.31GPA
25 letter grades · 1 section · 2013
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7.4% withdrew · 2 of 27 enrolled.
John Manchak 549 grades · 2 terms · 2011–2013 3.29GPA
549 letter grades · 3 sections · 2011–2013
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3.3% withdrew · 19 of 568 enrolled.
Paul Franco 368 grades · 2 terms · 2014–2016 3.27GPA
368 letter grades · 2 sections · 2014–2016
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3.7% withdrew · 14 of 382 enrolled.
Ian Schnee 408 grades · 2 terms · 2016–2017 3.27GPA
408 letter grades · 4 sections · 2016–2017
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3.1% withdrew · 13 of 421 enrolled.
William Harms 62 grades · 1 term · 2013 3.26GPA
62 letter grades · 2 sections · 2013
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0.0% withdrew · 0 of 62 enrolled.
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