Assuming you have satisfied Writing I (ENGCOMP 3 or an equivalent such as ESL 36), which these courses require. I have not. Needs a grade of C or better: C- does not count, and neither does a Passed grade.
3.57 predicted, all instructors · 400 grades · 4 terms
72 in 100 got an A minus or better · 2 in 100 took a D, F or W
Open, 1 seat left. Seats counted across its open discussions. 3 discussions, 1 open: Dis 1C, F 2:00pm-3:50pm. high risk
No exams, said by 2 reviewers3 papers, said by 7 reviewers
3.66 predicted, all instructors · 386 grades · 11 terms
79 in 100 got an A minus or better · 2 in 100 took a D, F or W
Waitlist, 1 of 2 places taken.
Exams mentioned, no number given, said by 6 reviewersPapers mentioned, no number given, said by 11 reviewers
3.57 predicted, this instructor · 179 grades · 2 terms
73 in 100 got an A minus or better · 3 in 100 took a D, F or W
Waitlist, 5 of 6 places taken. Seats counted across its open discussions. 3 discussions, none open. The way in is the lecture's waitlist, at 5 of 6.
1 exam, said by 7 reviewers2 papers, said by 8 reviewers
3.51 predicted, this instructor · 535 grades · 5 terms
61 in 100 got an A minus or better · 1 in 100 took a D, F or W
Waitlist, 1 of 4 places taken. Seats counted across its open discussions. 2 discussions, none open. The way in is the lecture's waitlist, at 1 of 4.
4 papers, said by 7 reviewers
3.70 predicted, all instructors · 855 grades · 11 terms
79 in 100 got an A minus or better · 2 in 100 took a D, F or W
Closed.
3 papers, said by 19 reviewers
3.70 predicted, all instructors · 855 grades · 11 terms
79 in 100 got an A minus or better · 2 in 100 took a D, F or W
Closed.
3 papers, said by 19 reviewers
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