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PHIL 1403 creditsSee offeringsNo prerequisites

Contemporary Moral Issues

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1500
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Median grade
B+
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Grade distribution
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6.4%
20%
20.1%
14.8%
13.1%
8.4%
4.5%
3%
1.9%
0.8%
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0.3%
1.5%
4.3%
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PROFESSORSCOREGRADEHRS/WKTERMS
KG
Kelsey Gipe
2 community ratings
10
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KL
Kodie Lustig
5 community ratings
8.8
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QH
Quinn Harr
1 community ratings
10
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AM
Aylon Manor
4 community ratings
9
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ZH
Zhaoqi Hu
4 community ratings
9.5
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SD
Susan Dwyer
1 community ratings
10
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AF
Andrew Fyfe
16 community ratings
9.6
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HL
Hallie Liberto
34 community ratings
5.6
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PC
Peter Carruthers
20 community ratings
9
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HA
Heather Adair
8 community ratings
7.8
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MM
Michael McCourt
17 community ratings
10
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DB
Daniel Blair
39 community ratings
7.2
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SP
Shen Pan
3 community ratings
9.4
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SK
Samuel Kerstein
17 community ratings
8
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CV
Christopher Vogel
1 community ratings
10
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SW
Sungwon Woo
3 community ratings
8.7
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EP
Elizabeth Picciuto
2 community ratings
9
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JL
Jimmy Licon
1 community ratings
10
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CB
Charles Barclay
6 community ratings
4.6
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KK
Kalewold Kalewold
1 community ratings
10
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AR
Aida Roige Mas
7 community ratings
6.9
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JT
Jeremiah Tillman
8 community ratings
9.3
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BF
Benjamin Fan
5 community ratings
10
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LC
Lia Curtis Fine
11 community ratings
4.9
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NL
Nathan Lauffer
7 community ratings
10
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