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Some colleges have grade distribution information available by course
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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: https://talk.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/
16 replies Berkeley: https://www.berkeleytime.com/grades/ ; some analysis here: https://talk.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/
Replies to: Some colleges have grade distribution information available by course
Note: this is a survey of students in the class asking what grades they expect, rather than final grades.
Prospective pre-meds should keep in mind most students admitted ^ were A (or A/B) students in high school .
UVA, JMU, GMU, UMD - https://vagrades.com/
Note: appears to be actual grade distributions, rather than surveys of students replying with expected grades.