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ECON 4300

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Economics of Cities

46 sections · 2,163 total students

Avg GPA2.85+0.02 vs dept avg (2.83)

DWF rate15.4%Dept avg: 16.4%

In person96%of sections

Online0%of sections

In person 96%+Online 0%+Other / hybrid 4%= 100%

Grade distribution

Aggregated across all 46 sections · 2,163 students

Expected grade distribution

Predicted based on historical data · weighted toward recent semesters

Based on 46 sections and 2,163 students through Spring 2026, students in this course most commonly earn a B with a predicted average GPA of 2.83.

Medium confidence

in person:GPA 2.85·44 sections

Predictions are computed using exponentially-weighted historical data, giving more weight to recent semesters. This is not a guarantee of your personal grade outcome.

GPA trend over time

Average GPA per semester · dashed line = department average

Recent sections

Term	Instructor	Students	Avg GPA	DWF %	Format
Spring 2026	—	33	2.71	15.2%	in person
Fall 2025	—	37	3.08	8.1%	in person
Spring 2025	—	35	2.68	28.6%	in person
Fall 2024	—	31	3.32	3.2%	in person
Spring 2024	—	28	2.67	17.9%	in person
Fall 2023	—	42	2.51	23.8%	in person
Spring 2023	—	11	2.78	18.2%	in person
Fall 2022	—	37	2.65	21.6%	in person
Spring 2022	—	32	2.50	31.3%	in person
Fall 2021	—	56	2.81	16.1%	in person
Spring 2021	—	34	2.22	35.3%	web enhanced
Fall 2020	—	51	2.63	33.3%	in person
Spring 2020	—	53	3.12	13.2%	in person
Spring 2020	—	61	2.95	19.7%	in person
Fall 2019	—	65	3.05	16.9%	in person
Spring 2019	—	59	2.77	13.6%	in person
Spring 2019	—	49	2.98	8.2%	in person
Fall 2018	—	70	3.32	17.1%	in person
Spring 2018	—	53	3.06	11.3%	in person
Spring 2018	—	52	2.51	28.9%	in person

Data from official GSU grade distribution records · 2005–2026 · Aggregate only — no individual student records. GPA uses a 4.30 scale. DWF rate = % of students with D, WF, or F. Learn more