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SJ 101Gen EdUnderstanding the Individual and Society

Intro to Social Justice

Gender and Women's Studies

3 credit hoursUsually offered: Fall, Spring
Avg GPA
3.14
Easiness
3.00
Total regs
211

Grade Distribution

Fall 2022–Spring 2026 · Percentages use A–F and W outcomes

Avg GPA
3.14
A
61.8%
128
B
19.8%
41
C
5.8%
12
D
1.4%
3
F
6.8%
14
W
4.3%
9
A–F + W
207
Other outcomes
4
All registrations
211

Quick Insights

Avg GPA
3.14
Easiness
3.00
C or better
91.4%
Among A–F outcomes
D or better
92.9%
Among A–F outcomes
Withdrawal rate
4.3%
Among A–F and W outcomes
Most common grade
A
Letter grades only
Outcomes counted
207
A–F and W outcomes

SJ 101 by Professor

Ranked by historical GPA for 2024SP–2026SP · A–F outcomes only · minimum 20 graded outcomes

#1
Nishida, Akemi
3.52
RMP
4.7
9 reviews
Graded
27
Total regs
30
#2
Ransby, Barbara
3.48
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Introduction to the study of social justice through personal narrative, memoir, and biographies of individuals engaged in social and political change. The linkages between individual and broader social and political struggles. UIC GE Individual and Society course .

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RMP
3.4
8 reviews
Graded
40
Total regs
45
#3
Jackson, Lynette A.
2.88
RMP
2.3
43 reviews
Graded
43
Total regs
46
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Avg GPA
Student rating
Graded
Total regs
  • 1
    Nishida, Akemi
    3.52
    4.7 (9)
    27
    30
  • 2
    Ransby, Barbara
    3.48
    3.4 (8)
    40
    45
  • 3
    Jackson, Lynette A.
    2.88
    2.3 (43)
    43
    46

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