STAT 211

Principles of Statistics I · 5,155 grades across 57 sections, Fall 2024 through Summer 2026

51% of grades landed in the A range, 32% B, 14% C, and 4% finished with a D or F. Average section GPA 3.29. 6% of everyone enrolled Q-dropped.

BY INSTRUCTOR
InstructorSectionsAvg GPAA rangeQ-drop
YI S62.9935%20%
GUHANIYOGI R13.9394%0%
HOMRIGHAUSEN D93.2749%4%
HATFIELD L103.2747%4%
CRAWFORD S53.4458%3%
DAO T33.2242%4%
GHOSH P63.2749%6%
ACERO-SCHERTZER C23.2441%0%
BENSMAIL H13.4048%0%
ZHANG X23.4456%3%
AGHZAWI K23.6273%2%
WANG X23.4463%1%
AKINBODE S23.4268%7%
PRICE J13.1244%2%
HALVERSON B13.2648%1%
ANTONIJEVIC S13.4863%4%
JAMES C12.9740%9%
PARK T13.2947%6%
KAL N13.2056%3%

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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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