Some colleges have grade distribution information available by course

Some colleges have grade distribution information available by course. Prospective pre-meds choosing college smay be able to use this information to consider which colleges have more or less grade inflation in pre-med courses and their major courses. However, admission selectivity should be taken into account as well.

Berkeley: https://www.berkeleytime.com/grades/ ; some analysis here: http://talk.qa.collegeconfidential.com/university-california-berkeley/2071932-grade-distributions-in-prerequisite-courses-for-gpa-based-goals.html
Maryland - College Park: http://www.ourumd.com/grades/
Minnesota - Twin Cities and other campuses: https://onestop.umn.edu/academics/class-search-resources
Texas - Austin: http://utcatalyst.org/grade-distributions
Wisconsin - Madison: https://registrar.wisc.edu/grade-reports/
various other colleges: http://gradetoday.com/

Stanford: https://edusalsa.com/

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Michigan: https://gradeguide.com/

Utah: https://www.obia.utah.edu/data/student-data/gpa-percentile/

Texas A&M: http://web-as.tamu.edu/gradereport/

UC San Diego: http://cape.ucsd.edu/responses/Results.aspx
Note: this is a survey of students in the class asking what grades they expect, rather than final grades.

UCLA: https://www.bruinwalk.com/

Indiana University Bloomington: http://gradedistribution.registrar.indiana.edu/

Very very important information.
Prospective pre-meds should keep in mind most students admitted ^ were A (or A/B) students in high school .

University of Colorado - Boulder https://www.colorado.edu/fcq/forms-and-reports/grade-distributions-and-fcq-ratings-course

UVA, JMU, GMU, UMD - https://vagrades.com/

You need to go where you will thrive, have some close faculty interaction and get that 3.8. My niece (A’s throughout high school, 33ACT) lives in Fla, went to UF, didn’t have great advising, was too big for her, is now having to do a post bac year for Med school and wishes she’d gome to Miami. Only you know how you will do at a top huge public vs a small private. Some kids can make the huge uni work, some can’t.

Anybody seen one for UTexas or University of Florida?

@texaspg, there’s a link in the OP for UT.

@mainelonghorn Thanks! Missed it totally.

My dad retired a couple of years back, but I found his grade distribution for one class. :slight_smile:

UCSD: https://as.ucsd.edu/Home/InstructorGradeArchive
Note: appears to be actual grade distributions, rather than surveys of students replying with expected grades.

More detailed information at Utah: https://www.obia.utah.edu/data/student-data/grade-summary/