PHIL 111

Contemporary Moral Issues · 2,146 grades across 67 sections, Fall 2024 through Summer 2026

66% of grades landed in the A range, 26% B, 6% C, and 2% finished with a D or F. Average section GPA 3.48. 2% of everyone enrolled Q-dropped.

BY INSTRUCTOR
InstructorSectionsAvg GPAA rangeQ-drop
ELLIS T63.7481%1%
PETERSON M183.1434%4%
DOMSKY D33.5061%4%
KOEPSELL D33.8590%1%
CICORIA R23.8989%0%
CARRILLO13.7474%0%
PORTAL M23.7880%4%
JAFARI F23.6074%1%
ANDERSON D13.7187%0%
DUARTE VELA A13.9293%0%
POLIAKOFF M23.2957%9%
CLEGHORN R13.2341%4%
RADZIK L63.4858%1%
MILLER G13.6069%0%
SEO H13.3858%14%
LECKEY B23.8387%0%
DE AVILLEZ A13.5176%3%
GEORGE T93.5468%2%
ROSENBERG L13.5463%0%
TSOU N13.8087%0%
DOMBROWSKI S13.5555%0%
PERSINGER C13.6868%0%

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Source: the University Registrar’s public grade distribution reports. Grade history describes past sections, not a promise about future ones; instructors and formats change. Sections under five students are omitted by the registrar. Not affiliated with Texas A&M University.

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