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Summer grades in four Texas A&M courses

In Summer 2025, 11 of 116 A–F grades in MATH 151 were A grades. In Fall 2025, it was 958 of 2,135 A–F grades.

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MATH 151 by term

Share of A–F grades that were A grades · 0–100% scale

All three totals come from the Arts & Sciences college report for that term.

Compare four courses across 2025

A grades as a share of A–F grades in 2025. Each percentage links to its report page.
CourseSpringSummerFall
MATH 15110.8%
64 / 591
9.5%
11 / 116
44.9%
958 / 2,135
MATH 14229.2%
442 / 1,513
28.8%
38 / 132
27.3%
101 / 370
CSCE 12060.5%
403 / 666
59%
49 / 83
48.4%
395 / 816
POLS 20642.1%
868 / 2,064
76.9%
337 / 438
43.2%
812 / 1,878

Check the individual section

In Summer 2025 POLS 206, A grades made up 37.9% (53 of 140 A–F grades) in section 199 and 95.3% (284 of 298 A–F grades) in section 299. The course total combines those groups. Check the specific instructor and section size when you plan your schedule.

Open the Summer 2025 POLS 206 sections

How we matched the terms

Each comparison uses the same course code and reporting college. The percentages divide the published A count by the A–F subtotal. Enrollment and section mix vary across terms. Some small sections have no published grade distribution.

How we got this

Look up Summer 2025 MATH 151 grades