REL
North Carolina State University at Raleigh
3,180 grades38 courses13 professors6 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.
3.19
average GPA across 3,180 grades
−5% vs. North Carolina State University at Raleigh overall (3.35)
82%
A or B
of 3,180 grades
5.7%
D, F or withdrew
Every term against the 3.19 department average
6 terms
Fall 2022Spring 2025
Most taken
REL 311
Introduction to the Old Testament
2.85
450 grades
−11% vs. dept
REL 312
Introduction to the New Testament
3.05
447 grades
−5% vs. dept
REL 210
Religious Traditions of the World
3.21
345 grades
+1% vs. dept
REL 230
Asian Religions
3.79
249 grades
+19% vs. dept
REL 200
Introduction to the Study of Religion
3.33
232 grades
+4% vs. dept
REL 317
Christianity
2.44
201 grades
−24% vs. dept
REL 220
Religion in the Contemporary World
2.95
190 grades
−8% vs. dept
REL 340
Islam
3.78
119 grades
+19% vs. dept
Courses with a grade record · 38
CourseDistributionGPAvs. deptGrades
200 level4 courses
3.33
+4% vs. dept
232
3.21
+1% vs. dept
345
2.95
−8% vs. dept
190
3.79
+19% vs. dept
249
300 level16 courses
3.70
+16% vs. dept
8
2.85
−11% vs. dept
450
3.05
−5% vs. dept
447
3.33
+4% vs. dept
16
2.44
−24% vs. dept
201
3.31
+4% vs. dept
97
3.37
+6% vs. dept
110
3.12
−2% vs. dept
21
3.70
+16% vs. dept
29
3.35
+5% vs. dept
102
3.39
+6% vs. dept
106
3.78
+19% vs. dept
119
3.60
+13% vs. dept
40
3.21
+1% vs. dept
56
3.31
+4% vs. dept
56
3.63
+14% vs. dept
27
400 level10 courses
3.53
+11% vs. dept
12
3.73
+17% vs. dept
10
3.23
+1% vs. dept
20
3.25
+2% vs. dept
35
3.08
−3% vs. dept
27
3.20
+0% vs. dept
64
3.35
+5% vs. dept
20
3.68
+15% vs. dept
38
2.68
−16% vs. dept
25
3.96
+24% vs. dept
7
500 level8 courses
4.00
+25% vs. dept
1
3.30
+3% vs. dept
1
4.00
+25% vs. dept
1
3.62
+13% vs. dept
6
3.33
+4% vs. dept
3
2.10
−34% vs. dept
3
3.85
+21% vs. dept
4
3.65
+14% vs. dept
2
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