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KARIMLI, LEYLA
506 letter grades across 4 courses, Winter 2022 to Fall 2025. Course by course the average runs 3.82 to 3.96, so read the course, not the person.
Teaching in Winter 2026
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Taught in earlier terms
PUB AFF 115 Using Quantitative Methods to Understand Social Problems and their Potential Solutions
3.82predicted, this instructor
A range 90% · <1% D, F or W · 3.84 raw · 222 grades · 3 terms
Grades with this instructorSOC WLF 213B Applied Statistics in Social Welfare
3.85predicted, this instructor
A range 90% · 0% D, F or W · 3.85 raw · 194 grades · 2 terms
Grades with this instructorSOC WLF 213A Social Welfare Research Methods
3.96predicted, this instructor
A range 100% · 0% D, F or W · 3.96 raw · 74 grades · 1 term
Grades with this instructorSOC WLF M290L Poverty, Poor, and Welfare Reform
3.86predicted, this instructor
A range 94% · 0% D, F or W · 3.82 raw · 16 grades · 1 term ·
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