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COMM 2003 creditsSee offeringsNo prerequisites
Critical Thinking and Speaking
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CT Score
1500
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Difficulty
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Workload
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Median grade
A−
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Would take again
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Grade distribution
Student-reported · course feedback surveys13.6%
26.8%
17.6%
11.7%
11.2%
4.6%
1.9%
2.2%
1.1%
0.6%
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0.3%
2.5%
5.4%
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By professor: same course, different game
PROFESSORSCOREGRADEHRS/WKTERMS
CS
Christopher Swift
10 community ratings
5.8
——MS
Meridith Styer
14 community ratings
6
——AF
Alyson Farzad
1 community ratings
10
——MS
Matthew Salzano
5 community ratings
10
——AF
Aya Farhat
3 community ratings
9.4
——DA
Divine Aboagye
6 community ratings
9.3
——KM
Kimberli Munoz
21 community ratings
9.8
——SG
Stephan Garnier
9 community ratings
9.1
——JO
Jade Olson
7 community ratings
10
——TM
Thomas McCloskey
20 community ratings
9.8
——JS
Janna Soeder
18 community ratings
7.9
——MK
Miriam Komuhendo
5 community ratings
6.8
——AM
Ann Mason
14 community ratings
7.3
——DS
Devin Scott
1 community ratings
8
——JB
Jaclyn Bruner
11 community ratings
9.5
——JL
Jessica Lu
8 community ratings
7.5
——LG
L Gordon
6 community ratings
6
——ML
Melissa Lucas
8 community ratings
7.6
——YS
Yvonne Slosarski
3 community ratings
10
——RF
Randall Fowler
3 community ratings
10
——AS
Aaron Swanlek
9 community ratings
10
——MI
Megu Itoh
8 community ratings
9.3
——AG
Alexandra Grimm
3 community ratings
8.7
——AD
Allison Doherty
18 community ratings
7.2
——RB
Rachel Bailey
20 community ratings
9.7
——JS
Jana Sabri
7 community ratings
9.7
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