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North Carolina State University at Raleigh
31,931 grades60 courses68 professors12 terms

Department inferred from the subject code on each course. North Carolina State University at Raleigh does not publish a department field with its grade records.

3.00
average GPA across 31,931 grades
−10% vs. North Carolina State University at Raleigh overall (3.35)
72%
A or B
of 31,931 grades
13.3%
D, F or withdrew
A50.5%
B21.2%
C15.0%
Every term against the 3.00 department average 12 terms
Summer 2022Summer 2025
Most taken
Courses with a grade record · 60
CourseDistributionGPAvs. deptGrades
100 level4 courses
PY 124 · Solar System Astronomy
2.72 −9% vs. dept 550
PY 125 · Astronomy Laboratory
3.37 +12% vs. dept 686
PY 131 · Conceptual Physics
3.03 +1% vs. dept 1,255
200 level12 courses
300 level3 courses
400 level10 courses
PY 401 · Quantum Physics I
2.92 −3% vs. dept 85
PY 402 · Quantum Physics II
3.09 +3% vs. dept 63
PY 407 · Introduction to Modern Physics
2.47 −18% vs. dept 124
PY 411 · Mechanics I
2.68 −11% vs. dept 117
PY 412 · Mechanics II
2.79 −7% vs. dept 82
PY 413 · Thermal Physics
2.76 −8% vs. dept 114
PY 414 · Electromagnetism I
2.76 −8% vs. dept 93
PY 415 · Electromagnetism II
2.85 −5% vs. dept 69
PY 495 · Special Topics in Physics
3.43 +15% vs. dept 18
500 level20 courses
PY 501 · Quantum Physics I
3.29 +10% vs. dept 11
PY 502 · Quantum Physics II
2.67 −11% vs. dept 3
PY 509 · General Relativity
3.45 +15% vs. dept 23
PY 511 · Mechanics I
1.15 −62% vs. dept 2
PY 512 · Mechanics II
3.00 +0% vs. dept 1
PY 514 · Electromagnetism I
3.33 +11% vs. dept 6
PY 515 · Electromagnetism II
3.53 +18% vs. dept 4
PY 516 · Physical Optics
3.56 +19% vs. dept 18
PY 519 · Biological Physics
3.56 +19% vs. dept 19
PY 525 · Computational Physics
3.36 +12% vs. dept 66
PY 543 · Astrophysics
3.47 +16% vs. dept 21
PY 552 · Condensed Matter Physics I
3.79 +26% vs. dept 25
PY 590 · Special Topics In Physics
3.83 +28% vs. dept 19
700 level11 courses
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