Philosophy grade distribution at Georgia State University (Atlanta, Georgia)
Across all 78 Philosophy (PHIL) courses on record at Georgia State University (Atlanta, Georgia), 39.9% of grades were A’s, lower than the school-wide 49.4%. The average GPA is 2.84, compared with 3.06 across the school.
39.9%
PHIL A rate
49.4%
school A rate
2.84
PHIL average GPA
3.06
school average GPA
Easiest Philosophy courses
The 5 PHIL courses with the highest A rates (at least 200 students, taught since 2024).
| Course | Name | A rate | Avg GPA | Students |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PHIL 3740 | Biomedical Ethics | 54.7% | 3.33 | 669 |
| PHIL 3820 | Legal Reasoning | 48% | 3.15 | 202 |
| PHIL 2030 | Introduction to Ethics | 42% | 2.84 | 11,180 |
| PHIL 3000 | Philosophical Discussions-CTW | 40% | 2.98 | 497 |
| PHIL 2010 | Introduction to Philosophy | 38.4% | 2.88 | 17,725 |
All Philosophy courses with pages
13 courses, largest first.
| Course | Name | A rate | Avg GPA | Students |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PHIL 1010 | Critical Thinking | 38% | 2.75 | 39,545 |
| PHIL 2010 | Introduction to Philosophy | 38.4% | 2.88 | 17,725 |
| PHIL 2030 | Introduction to Ethics | 42% | 2.84 | 11,180 |
| PHIL 3730 | Business Ethics | 38% | 3.01 | 921 |
| PHIL 3740 | Biomedical Ethics | 54.7% | 3.33 | 669 |
| PHIL 3000 | Philosophical Discussions-CTW | 40% | 2.98 | 497 |
| PHIL 3330 | Mind and Brain | 36.2% | 2.93 | 390 |
| PHIL 2500 | Introduction to Symbolic Logic | 35.5% | 2.76 | 310 |
| PHIL 3020 | Rise of Modern Philosophy | 32.8% | 2.93 | 302 |
| PHIL 3010 | Origins of Western Philosophy | 31.7% | 2.85 | 265 |
| PHIL 4820 | Philosophy of Law | 37.2% | 2.90 | 258 |
| PHIL 3060 | Existentialism | 38.2% | 2.82 | 241 |
| PHIL 3820 | Legal Reasoning | 48% | 3.15 | 202 |
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Historical data from official Georgia State University (Atlanta, Georgia) grade records, all years and semesters combined. Historical grades, not a guarantee: past grades describe past terms and don’t predict your grade. Professor-by-professor breakdowns are in the app.