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ENGL 2835 creditsSee offeringsNo prerequisites

Beginning Verse Writing

CT Score
1500
#0 of 0 in ENGL
Difficulty
6.4/10
Workload
—h/wk
Median grade
A−
from grade distribution
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Grade distribution
Student-reported · course feedback surveys
36.6%
43.8%
11.1%
3.1%
2.2%
0.6%
0.5%
0.3%
0.1%
0.5%
0.2%
0.4%
0.6%
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A-
B+
B
B-
C+
C
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PROFESSORSCOREGRADEHRS/WKTERMS
JK
Jasmine Khaliq
2 community ratings
9.5
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KE
Katherine Eulensen
5 community ratings
7.7
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JH
Jessica Holmes
12 community ratings
8.7
——
AP
Abigail Pollokoff
6 community ratings
8.5
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LS
Lauren Schlesinger
6 community ratings
9
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TG
Thomas Grout
6 community ratings
8.6
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MM
Matthew Muth
1 community ratings
8
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KG
Kristin Gulotta
5 community ratings
8.9
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CL
Cameron Louie
4 community ratings
9.4
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CP
Calvin Piercc
1 community ratings
7.8
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AS
Alexander Streim
6 community ratings
8.7
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KL
Kathryn Lebo
6 community ratings
9
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JB
Jessica Bergamino
6 community ratings
6.5
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MM
Mia Malhotra
3 community ratings
8.1
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CP
Calvin Pierce
5 community ratings
6.9
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EA
Emma Aylor
2 community ratings
9.7
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AM
Alexandra Moni-Sauri
4 community ratings
8.2
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AC
Adriana Campoy
5 community ratings
7.2
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RS
Richard Smith
7 community ratings
8.7
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AS
Alison Stagner
6 community ratings
8.9
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RE
Rachel Edelman
4 community ratings
7.8
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PM
Peter Moench
6 community ratings
8.5
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WD
Will Durham
2 community ratings
9.3
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DR
Derek Robbins
6 community ratings
8.3
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KB
Kendra Bartell
6 community ratings
8.2
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RL
Richard L Kenney
1 community ratings
9.2
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MM
Maria Mills
5 community ratings
8.5
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