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Daniel Lee

University of Nevada-Las Vegas

1,114 grades11 sections11 courses
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MATH 120 Fundamentals of College Mathematics 73 grades 1.83GPA
8.2% A
26.0% B
23.3% C
26.0% D
16.4% F

73 letter grades · 1 section · 1 term

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MATH 124 College Algebra 75 grades 1.60GPA
6.7% A
22.7% B
24.0% C
16.0% D
30.7% F

75 letter grades · 1 section · 1 term

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PSC 101 Introduction to American Politics 82 grades 3.47GPA
72.0% A
17.1% B
4.9% C
0.0% D
6.1% F

82 letter grades · 1 section · 1 term

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PSC 302 Research Methods in Political Science 179 grades 3.20GPA
49.7% A
32.4% B
12.8% C
1.1% D
3.9% F

179 letter grades · 1 section · 1 term

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PSC 304 The Legislative Process 215 grades 3.14GPA
46.0% A
32.1% B
17.2% C
2.3% D
2.3% F

215 letter grades · 1 section · 1 term

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PSC 312 Political Parties and Interest Groups 155 grades 3.21GPA
51.0% A
31.6% B
11.6% C
2.6% D
3.2% F

155 letter grades · 1 section · 1 term

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PSC 401G Political Campaigns and Elections 106 grades 3.01GPA
42.5% A
38.7% B
8.5% C
0.9% D
9.4% F

106 letter grades · 1 section · 1 term

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PSC 401O U.S. Elections and Governance 63 grades 3.20GPA
46.0% A
39.7% B
7.9% C
1.6% D
4.8% F

63 letter grades · 1 section · 1 term

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PSC 401R Polarization in American Politics 26 grades 2.94GPA
42.3% A
38.5% B
3.8% C
3.8% D
11.5% F

26 letter grades · 1 section · 1 term

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PSC 401Z Special Topics in American Politics 110 grades 3.11GPA
50.0% A
28.2% B
12.7% C
3.6% D
5.5% F

110 letter grades · 1 section · 1 term

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PSC 499 Senior Seminar 30 grades 3.53GPA
63.3% A
30.0% B
6.7% C
0.0% D
0.0% F

30 letter grades · 1 section · 1 term

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