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GERMAN
University of Missouri-Columbia
3,418 grades26 courses45 professors17 terms
Department inferred from the subject code on each course. University of Missouri-Columbia does not publish a department field with its grade records.
3.35
average GPA across 3,418 grades
−1% vs. University of Missouri-Columbia overall (3.40)
87%
A or B
of 3,418 grades
3.9%
D, F or withdrew
Every term against the 3.35 department average
17 terms
Summer 2019Spring 2026
Most taken
GERMAN 1100
Elementary German I
3.24
623 grades
−3% vs. dept
GERMAN 2100
Intermediate German I
3.31
500 grades
−1% vs. dept
GERMAN 1200
Elementary German II
3.34
463 grades
−0% vs. dept
GERMAN 2320W
German Civilization: 1850 to Present - Writing Intensive
3.12
458 grades
−7% vs. dept
GERMAN 2310W
German Civilization I: Barbarians, Valkyries, Knights, Poets - Writing Intensive
3.13
222 grades
−7% vs. dept
GERMAN 2260
Intermediate German II: Language and Culture
3.68
147 grades
+10% vs. dept
GERMAN 3160
German Conversation and Composition
3.72
124 grades
+11% vs. dept
GERMAN 2320
German Civilization: 1850 to Present
3.38
111 grades
+1% vs. dept
Courses with a grade record · 26
CourseDistributionGPAvs. deptGrades
1000 level3 courses
3.24
−3% vs. dept
623
3.34
−0% vs. dept
463
4.00
+19% vs. dept
9
2000 level9 courses
3.31
−1% vs. dept
500
3.68
+10% vs. dept
147
3.12
−7% vs. dept
77
3.13
−7% vs. dept
222
3.38
+1% vs. dept
111
3.12
−7% vs. dept
458
3.31
−1% vs. dept
37
3.98
+19% vs. dept
13
3.46
+3% vs. dept
47
3000 level8 courses
3.72
+11% vs. dept
124
3.57
+7% vs. dept
88
3.74
+12% vs. dept
101
3.76
+12% vs. dept
55
3.92
+17% vs. dept
74
3.47
+4% vs. dept
73
3.29
−2% vs. dept
57
2.81
−16% vs. dept
37
4000 level5 courses
3.67
+10% vs. dept
12
3.98
+19% vs. dept
13
3.62
+8% vs. dept
28
3.18
−5% vs. dept
17
3.90
+16% vs. dept
12
7000 level1 course
3.92
+17% vs. dept
20
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