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CHEM 2712 creditsSee offeringsHas prerequisites

General Chemistry and Energetics

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CT Score
1500
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Median grade
B
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Grade distribution
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3.1%
16.4%
8.4%
10.7%
17.2%
8.5%
7.1%
12.9%
4.7%
0.6%
3.5%
0.3%
1.7%
5.2%
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PROFESSORSCOREGRADEHRS/WKTERMS
SL
Samuel Lascio
18 community ratings
7.8
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AS
Amanda Schech
69 community ratings
6.8
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NW
Natalia White
9 community ratings
5.2
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JR
James Rainbolt
10 community ratings
5
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AM
Alice Mignerey
91 community ratings
3.4
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AV
Andrei Vedernikov
31 community ratings
6.2
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BD
Bonnie Dixon
193 community ratings
6.8
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BE
Bryan Eichhorn
26 community ratings
7.8
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DJ
Douglas Julin
34 community ratings
7.6
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ER
Efrain Rodriguez
14 community ratings
6.9
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EG
Elizabeth Griffith
83 community ratings
7.6
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GP
Garegin Papoian
8 community ratings
5.8
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JK
Jason Kahn
29 community ratings
5.6
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JO
John Ondov
28 community ratings
5.4
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CJ
Christopher Jarzynski
15 community ratings
9.7
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YW
YuHuang Wang
17 community ratings
5.3
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TP
Taylor Plank
7 community ratings
5.1
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PB
Pedro Bueno
6 community ratings
7
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LD
Leah Dodson
16 community ratings
2.6
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HY
Hongzhou Ye
1 community ratings
10
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CHEM241 and CHEM242 ; or CHEM247 . And a grade of C- or better in the prerequisites for College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences majors and recommended for all students→CHEM 271→unlocks 12 courses

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