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CMLT 2703 creditsSee offeringsNo prerequisites
Global Literature and Social Change
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CT Score
1500
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Median grade
A−
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Grade distribution
Student-reported · course feedback surveys18.5%
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10%
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4.9%
1.7%
1.6%
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0.3%
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PROFESSORSCOREGRADEHRS/WKTERMS
UO
Uchechi Okereke-Beshel
1 community ratings
10
——KA
Keisha Allan
2 community ratings
10
——SB
Steve Beaulieu
1 community ratings
8
——NV
Nancy Vera
3 community ratings
3.3
——DS
Da Som Lee
1 community ratings
10
——JT
John Tobin
8 community ratings
9
——AB
Abhinav Bhardwaj
3 community ratings
10
——XH
Xiaofang Huang
15 community ratings
7.7
——NA
Nahid Ahmadian
5 community ratings
8.4
——SR
Sangeeta Ray
16 community ratings
7.6
——DS
Daniel Sidman
14 community ratings
8
——FD
Fernando Duran
4 community ratings
10
——SS
Sydney Sharpstene
3 community ratings
10
——CC
Collier Cobb
1 community ratings
10
——NT
Nathan Tillman
2 community ratings
10
——NE
Norrell Edwards
1 community ratings
2
——SF
Sara Faradji
10 community ratings
10
——AK
Andrea Knowles
7 community ratings
9.7
——JT
Justin Thompson
3 community ratings
10
——AN
Alexandria Nunn
2 community ratings
8
——FT
Fatima Taha
3 community ratings
10
——BF
Brianne Friel
8 community ratings
10
——DP
Diana Proenza
4 community ratings
9.5
——MS
Mehdy Sedaghat Payam
6 community ratings
10
——AN
Ariana Nash
6 community ratings
8.7
——RM
Rashi Maheshwari
10 community ratings
10
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