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AMST 1013 creditsSee offeringsNo prerequisites

Introduction American Studies

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Median grade
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Grade distribution
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30.1%
17.9%
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5.8%
2.7%
2.4%
1.4%
0.5%
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PROFESSORSCOREGRADEHRS/WKTERMS
CH
Christina Hanhardt
8 community ratings
9.5
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JK
Jung Kim
1 community ratings
10
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NM
Nancy Mirabal
4 community ratings
8
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CT
Carla Thomas Mcginnis
3 community ratings
4.7
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BA
Brienne Adams
1 community ratings
10
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EH
Eva Hageman
12 community ratings
7.8
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KM
Kylee Manganiello
2 community ratings
10
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DG
Daniel Greene
5 community ratings
10
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RC
Robert Chester
8 community ratings
9.5
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DB
Devon Betts
2 community ratings
10
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AH
Ashley Hufnagel
1 community ratings
6
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JC
Jennie Chaplin
2 community ratings
4
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PG
Perla Guerrero
12 community ratings
6.7
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SS
Shoji Sanders
1 community ratings
8
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AA
A Anthony
1 community ratings
2
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KW
Kevin Winstead
2 community ratings
2
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JP
Jacqueline Partida
2 community ratings
10
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HA
Hazim Abdullah-Smith
5 community ratings
2.4
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VB
Victor Bramble
1 community ratings
4
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ML
Mark Lockwood
1 community ratings
8
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ZJ
Zachary Johnson
14 community ratings
7.3
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YB
Yvonne Bramble
1 community ratings
4
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AS
Alice Santana
2 community ratings
10
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NV
Nina Versenyi
1 community ratings
6
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JR
Jessica Rucker
1 community ratings
10
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