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Compare 154 GOV courses by average GPA, A share and recent reported semester.

Average GPA / 4.00
3.21
A grades · excludes A−
33.7%
Letter grades reported
197,530

Source: UT Austin Office of Institutional Reporting; updated .

GOV courses

CourseAverage GPA% ALetter gradesLatest term
GOV 303DIntroduction to the Middle East: Adjustment and Change in Modern Times3.7262.6%99Spring 2026
GOV 306CPolitics and Government in Contemporary Texas3.2642.1%233Summer 2026
GOV 307Introduction to Holocaust and Genocide Studies3.1725.5%208Spring 2026
GOV 310LAmerican and Texas Government3.2133.9%67,008Summer 2026
GOV 312LIssues and Policies in American Government3.1935.6%70,024Summer 2026
GOV 312PConstitutional Principles: Core Texts3.3435.7%2,269Spring 2026
GOV 312RCONSTITUTIONAL PRINS: EQUALITY3.2434.1%88Spring 2012
GOV 314Introductory Topics in Political Science3.2028.6%660Spring 2019
GOV 314EClassics of Social and Political Thought3.3734.5%226Spring 2026
GOV 320KUnited States Constitutional Development: Structures3.3321.6%398Fall 2025
GOV 320LArab-Israeli Politics3.1218.4%38Summer 2014
GOV 320NUnited States Constitutional Development: Rights3.3519.4%515Spring 2026
GOV 321MPolitics in Japan3.0423.4%478Fall 2025
GOV 322CWar and Peace: China, Japan, and Taiwan3.2029.8%57Spring 2025
GOV 322MPolitics in China3.3033.2%367Spring 2025
GOV 324CPolitical Ideologies and Manifestos3.7571.8%78Fall 2025
GOV 324EIntelligence and Espionage in the Eastern Bloc3.8183.2%226Spring 2026
GOV 324FEconomic Development in Post-Communist States3.6750.0%12Spring 2026
GOV 324GCentral Asian Politics and Economies3.5245.2%42Spring 2026
GOV 324JGovernments and Politics of Eastern Europe3.3240.1%269Fall 2022
GOV 324LGovernments and Politics of Western Europe3.3339.2%1,140Spring 2026
GOV 324OConstitutionalism in Divided Societies3.8981.8%33Fall 2025
GOV 325Political Parties2.9312.2%852Spring 2025
GOV 327LPublic Opinion and American Politics2.9020.0%225Fall 2025
GOV 328LIntroduction to Latin American Government and Politics2.9925.7%1,138Spring 2026
GOV 330KThe American President3.0926.8%1,637Fall 2025
GOV 334CThomas Paine, Liberalism, and the Enlightenment3.0233.3%18Fall 2025
GOV 334ECitizenship and Patriotism3.4024.1%58Spring 2026
GOV 335CReligion in American Political Thought3.1538.5%39Fall 2024
GOV 335DNatural Law Theory2.7427.0%89Spring 2026
GOV 335GAfrican American Social and Political Thought3.3040.0%10Fall 2023
GOV 335IPolitical Bioethics3.1750.0%16Fall 2022
GOV 335MTopics in Political Thought3.0518.3%1,320Spring 2024
GOV 335NTopics in American State Government and Politics3.0127.7%887Spring 2019
GOV 335OPolitics and Literature3.6737.1%35Spring 2024
GOV 335QGlobal Justice3.2924.2%198Summer 2026
GOV 335RIntellectual World of the American Founders3.1442.9%49Fall 2024
GOV 336MGovernments and Politics of Russia2.9727.7%292Summer 2023
GOV 337CThe Politics of Mexico3.0217.3%225Spring 2024
GOV 337EInternational Politics of Latin America2.8927.3%143Spring 2026
GOV 337FPolitics, Economy, and Society of Contemporary Brazil3.2827.5%80Spring 2025
GOV 337GThe Politics of Development in Latin America3.3030.7%75Spring 2025
GOV 337M6-POLITICS OF MEXICO2.9014.9%866Spring 2020
GOV 339LResearch Methods in Government2.7120.9%387Fall 2022
GOV 341MDecision Theory2.9430.5%478Spring 2018
GOV 342NPublic Choice2.9021.7%396Spring 2017
GOV 344American Foreign Relations2.7215.7%185Fall 2014
GOV 344LIntroduction to Comparative Politics3.2527.9%445Summer 2026
GOV 345CGender and Politics in a Comparative Perspective3.6765.9%85Spring 2025
GOV 347KGovernments and Politics of South Asia3.8675.3%174Spring 2022
GOV 347NGovernments and Politics of Southeast Asia3.1221.8%87Spring 2023
GOV 347PPolitics of Protecting the Great Barrier Reef4.00100.0%22Spring 2026
GOV 350KStatistical Analysis in Political Science3.2439.4%2,126Summer 2026
GOV 351CThe Classical Quest for Justice3.2119.6%941Spring 2026
GOV 351DThe Theoretical Foundations of Modern Politics3.2321.1%834Fall 2025
GOV 351FVisions of Emancipation3.3834.9%63Spring 2025
GOV 351GCritics of Modern Liberalism3.1516.8%351Spring 2026
GOV 351JMight and Right among Nations3.0013.9%628Fall 2025
GOV 351LMorality and Politics3.2017.4%662Spring 2026
GOV 353DDarwin and the Politics of Evolution2.9314.0%465Spring 2022
GOV 355CApplied Research Methods I3.4253.8%160Fall 2025
GOV 355DApplied Research Methods II3.6255.8%86Spring 2026
GOV 355JHuman Behavior as Rational Action3.3330.9%162Spring 2026
GOV 355MTopics in Political Science3.4645.6%2,242Spring 2026
GOV 355NWorld War I in Real Time3.7168.1%138Fall 2025
GOV 357CConstitutional Interpretation3.0719.6%469Spring 2026
GOV 357DCivil Liberties3.2728.8%233Spring 2024
GOV 357ESupreme Court and Public Policy3.3948.8%291Spring 2026
GOV 357FConstitutional Structure of Power3.4229.0%69Spring 2023
GOV 357GStructure of Individual Liberties3.3341.3%75Fall 2023
GOV 357JLaw of Politics3.3523.1%199Fall 2024
GOV 357LJudicial Process and Behavior3.2123.5%928Fall 2025
GOV 357MTopics in Public Law3.0820.7%2,680Spring 2020
GOV 358Introduction to Public Policy3.1825.5%1,195Fall 2024
GOV 360CIntroduction to International Relations3.3846.6%191Spring 2026
GOV 360DInternational Security3.2025.7%612Summer 2026
GOV 360EInternational Political Economy3.4539.6%814Fall 2025
GOV 360FGlobal Governance3.2036.0%675Summer 2026
GOV 360GCauses of War3.6661.5%161Fall 2024
GOV 360IThe Politics of International Trade3.5146.9%390Fall 2025
GOV 360JGlobalization and the Nation State3.065.9%51Fall 2020
GOV 360N11-INTERNATL POLITICAL ECONOMY3.0822.1%3,908Spring 2020
GOV 360OBusiness and Society3.7063.3%109Fall 2025
GOV 360PInternational Organization3.9585.7%21Summer 2022
GOV 360RCivil Wars and Ethnic Violence3.4236.2%210Spring 2026
GOV 360STerrorism and Counterterrorism3.3735.8%190Spring 2025
GOV 362LGovernment Research Internship3.8077.0%152Spring 2019
GOV 362SMemories of War2.9738.5%13Fall 2021
GOV 362USecurity and Policy in Eastern Europe and Russia3.8575.7%37Fall 2024
GOV 363USwitzerland and Globalization3.5641.7%12Fall 2021
GOV 364CIslam and Politics3.3332.7%49Spring 2025
GOV 364DEvolution of Special Operation Forces3.8058.1%31Fall 2021
GOV 364EMonarchies and Mini-States3.0629.4%17Spring 2025
GOV 364VPolitical Warfare and Propaganda3.6462.0%50Spring 2025
GOV 365CJapanese Foreign Policy3.4737.5%32Spring 2024
GOV 365DInternational Relations of East and Southeast Asia3.1620.8%332Fall 2025
GOV 365EPolitical Economy of Asia3.4331.7%41Spring 2023
GOV 365FAsian Regionalism and Multilateral Cooperation3.9289.5%95Spring 2023
GOV 365GThe Military in Politics3.0216.4%55Spring 2026
GOV 365IAuthoritarianism3.5052.4%42Fall 2025
GOV 365JAustralian Society and Politics3.3345.1%51Fall 2025
GOV 365L5-ASIAN RGNLISM/MULTILAT COOP3.2430.8%744Spring 2019
GOV 365N2-IMMIGRATION AND COMPAR POLIT3.2730.3%4,344Spring 2020
GOV 365QComparative Political Parties3.1030.6%36Spring 2026
GOV 365RInstitutions and Comparative Political Economic Development3.1428.3%53Fall 2024
GOV 365SComparative Legal Systems3.3941.3%189Spring 2025
GOV 365TSuicide Terrorism3.5949.4%413Fall 2022
GOV 365UEuropean Environmental Politics3.7660.6%104Spring 2026
GOV 365VComprehensive Notions of European Security3.6251.2%121Fall 2025
GOV 365WHuman Rights and World Politics3.5249.8%1,148Summer 2026
GOV 366CThe Ethics of Foreign Intervention3.1538.6%44Spring 2024
GOV 366GBritish Politics and Government3.1440.2%102Spring 2026
GOV 366JEthnic Politics in Taiwan and Asia3.8664.3%14Spring 2025
GOV 366LInternational Development and Global Justice3.5343.1%109Spring 2025
GOV 366NContemporary Middle Eastern Cinema3.3627.3%11Spring 2025
GOV 366ORule of Law in the Middle East3.3636.4%11Summer 2022
GOV 366PThe Shock of Modernity in the Middle East3.6642.9%28Spring 2026
GOV 366TThe Levant: From Colonialism to Coexistence3.6344.4%9Spring 2025
GOV 366UMiddle East Outlaws and Lawmen3.4927.3%11Fall 2024
GOV 368TGerman Nationalisms3.4029.6%27Spring 2024
GOV 368VNazi Culture and Politics3.5437.5%16Spring 2024
GOV 370CElection Campaigns3.3421.0%62Spring 2022
GOV 370ECongressional Elections3.2831.6%374Fall 2024
GOV 370FPublic Opinion and Representation3.6458.2%110Fall 2025
GOV 370IThe Politics of Food in America3.4143.2%259Spring 2026
GOV 370JCampaigns and Elections3.2714.9%282Spring 2026
GOV 370KTopics in Racial and Ethnic Politics2.9016.3%791Fall 2022
GOV 370LTopics in American Government and Politics3.1523.8%4,788Spring 2020
GOV 370MResearch on the United States Congress3.9491.6%167Fall 2025
GOV 370NResearch on the United States Congress II3.8990.7%97Spring 2025
GOV 370OThe Politics of Title IX3.4222.2%144Spring 2026
GOV 370QPolitical Psychology3.6438.0%50Fall 2025
GOV 370RMoney in United States Politics2.9515.1%93Fall 2020
GOV 370SSocial Movements: Theory and Practice3.5348.5%402Fall 2025
GOV 370UUrban Politics3.4549.3%357Spring 2026
GOV 370VThe Politics of Health Care3.4343.0%107Spring 2026
GOV 371CProblems in United States Politics2.8718.8%101Fall 2025
GOV 371DRace, Policing, and Incarceration3.4933.3%24Fall 2020
GOV 371EPolicy Formulation and Implementation3.6963.6%55Fall 2020
GOV 371FThe Black Church in African American Politics3.1928.0%25Fall 2024
GOV 371GAfrican-American Politics2.846.5%62Spring 2024
GOV 371IThe United States Congress3.7877.1%490Fall 2025
GOV 371JPolitics of Voter Suppression3.5851.4%109Fall 2024
GOV 371LLatino Politics3.3425.0%120Spring 2023
GOV 371MAfrican-American Women's Political Activism3.2316.6%145Fall 2025
GOV 371RPolitics and Religion in the United States3.0530.4%102Fall 2025
GOV 371SNews Media as a Political Institution3.2627.0%37Fall 2023
GOV 371UPolitics and Film3.5352.6%899Summer 2026
GOV 372CUnited States Immigration Policy and Stories of Migration3.6750.0%10Spring 2026
GOV 374NPolitical Internship3.6348.8%1,119Spring 2026
GOV 379GJerusalem and Athens3.8073.9%23Fall 2025
GOV 379STopics in Honors Seminar3.9481.8%11Fall 2011
GOV 679HAHONORS TUTORIAL COURSE3.8156.5%209Spring 2025
GOV 679HBHONORS TUTORIAL COURSE3.9080.0%55Fall 2025

How this department is summarized

The Government hub includes 154 undergraduate courses with reported letter-grade data. Its 3.21 average combines 197,530 letter grades, weighting each grade equally. A large course therefore contributes more than a small seminar.

The A share is 33.7%, counting A separately from A−. Course-level pages show the available semesters and syllabus sources. Historical grades do not establish workload or teaching quality.