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Compare 185 HIS courses by average GPA, A share and recent reported semester.

Average GPA / 4.00
3.38
A grades · excludes A−
43.0%
Letter grades reported
147,585

Source: UT Austin Office of Institutional Reporting; updated .

HIS courses

CourseAverage GPA% ALetter gradesLatest term
HIS 301FThe Premodern World3.1334.2%611Spring 2024
HIS 301GMODERN WORLD3.0523.7%190Spring 2017
HIS 301JGlobalization: A Modern History3.3135.7%742Spring 2026
HIS 301RIntroduction to Russian, East European, and Eurasian Studies3.7982.6%121Fall 2025
HIS 302CIntroduction to China3.4450.5%782Summer 2026
HIS 302FFemale Voices in China3.6775.0%16Spring 2023
HIS 302PPopular Culture in Modern Japan3.6546.3%82Summer 2026
HIS 304LEnglish Civilization since 16033.6261.5%26Fall 2024
HIS 304QLuther's World3.7655.9%34Fall 2022
HIS 304RJudaism, Christianity, and Islam: An Introduction3.1633.6%134Spring 2024
HIS 305KHistory of East Asia to 18003.5154.2%24Fall 2022
HIS 305LHistory of East Asia since 18003.5550.7%71Fall 2025
HIS 306CCuisine and Culture of Central and Eastern Europe3.4150.9%55Spring 2026
HIS 306JIntroduction to the Middle East: Adjustment and Change in Modern Times3.6754.7%53Spring 2025
HIS 306KIntroduction to the Middle East: Religious, Cultural, and Historical Foundations3.5353.1%621Spring 2026
HIS 306NTopics in History3.3033.2%2,423Spring 2026
HIS 306QThe Ancient Middle East3.4857.4%47Spring 2025
HIS 307CIntroduction to the History of India3.2845.1%175Fall 2025
HIS 307PA History of Violence from 1500 to Present3.7655.2%58Fall 2024
HIS 307QIntroduction to Holocaust and Genocide Studies3.1632.5%197Spring 2026
HIS 309KWESTERN CIV IN MEDVL TIMES3.5145.3%530Fall 2019
HIS 309LWESTERN CIV IN MODERN TIMES3.1624.5%755Spring 2020
HIS 309MThe Medieval Millennium in Europe3.1822.1%240Spring 2026
HIS 310Introduction to Modern Africa3.5540.3%756Spring 2026
HIS 310KLatin American Civilization: The Colonial Experience3.3234.6%26Spring 2021
HIS 310LLatin American Civilization: The National Experience3.3035.1%77Fall 2019
HIS 310MFilm and History in Latin America: Colonial Period3.2411.2%286Fall 2021
HIS 310NFilm and History in Latin America: Modern Period3.3318.1%299Spring 2022
HIS 310PRevolution and Decolonization in North Africa3.7069.4%62Spring 2026
HIS 310RLatin America and the United States3.3437.7%162Fall 2025
HIS 311JThe History of Israel3.6049.1%53Fall 2024
HIS 311KIntroduction to Traditional Africa3.5541.0%356Fall 2025
HIS 314KHistory of Mexican Americans in the United States3.7068.4%4,074Summer 2026
HIS 315GIntroduction to American Studies3.2932.5%6,124Spring 2026
HIS 315KThe United States, 1492-18653.4045.3%38,619Summer 2026
HIS 315LThe United States since 18653.3143.1%33,372Summer 2026
HIS 317LTopics in United States History3.5148.0%18,199Summer 2026
HIS 317N2-THINKING LIKE A HISTORIAN3.3129.4%218Fall 2017
HIS 318NDiscovery History3.3837.7%53Fall 2025
HIS 318WTHINKING LIKE A HISTORIAN3.5445.7%35Spring 2019
HIS 319DThe Ancient Mediterranean World3.7371.4%63Fall 2025
HIS 320ETexas before 19003.3027.9%154Spring 2025
HIS 320FTexas, 1900 to the Present3.5549.7%497Fall 2025
HIS 320PTEXAS, 1845-19143.0417.2%209Spring 2020
HIS 320RTEXAS, 1914 TO THE PRESENT3.4342.1%967Spring 2020
HIS 320TTopics in Texas History3.2437.5%317Summer 2026
HIS 320WThinking Like a Historian3.6154.7%883Spring 2026
HIS 321The History of Rome: The Empire3.0023.5%391Spring 2026
HIS 321GROME AND JERUSALEM3.4122.2%9Summer 2011
HIS 321MThe History of Rome: The Republic2.9221.6%291Fall 2023
HIS 322DThe Scientific Revolution of the Seventeenth Century3.1818.4%881Spring 2022
HIS 322GHistory of the Modern Life Sciences3.2233.7%202Spring 2026
HIS 322MHistory of Modern Science3.3034.3%1,666Spring 2026
HIS 322RBiology, Behavior, and Injustice3.3826.4%239Spring 2026
HIS 322SThe History of Genetics and Eugenics3.2022.3%175Spring 2022
HIS 323LEurope since 19193.4125.0%48Fall 2025
HIS 328MModern Brazil3.4658.7%46Spring 2023
HIS 329PHistory of the Atomic Bomb3.1720.3%572Spring 2026
HIS 329UPerspectives on Science and Mathematics3.4939.4%787Spring 2025
HIS 331CHistory of the Ottoman Empire3.9184.6%26Fall 2025
HIS 331DArab Citizens of Israel3.6753.3%30Fall 2025
HIS 331EThe Arab-Israeli Conflict3.5053.3%45Spring 2026
HIS 331IThe Shock of Modernity in the Middle East3.2841.7%12Fall 2023
HIS 331LModern Iran3.1339.6%96Spring 2024
HIS 331RRe-forming the Arab East, 1914-Present3.5447.6%21Summer 2026
HIS 332RMarx and Marxist Theory3.7261.0%59Spring 2025
HIS 333LUnited States Foreign Relations, 1776-19142.9011.2%242Fall 2019
HIS 333MUnited States Foreign Relations, 1914 to the Present3.1021.8%760Spring 2026
HIS 334DMyths and Legends of the Ancient Near East3.6670.3%37Spring 2026
HIS 334EModern Egypt: A History3.2729.8%265Fall 2024
HIS 334JHistory of Britain from the Restoration to 17833.3731.2%218Fall 2018
HIS 334LThe American Revolution and the Founding of the United States, 1763-18002.818.6%325Spring 2021
HIS 334OThe Levant: From Colonialism to Coexistence3.7150.0%8Spring 2025
HIS 334PMiddle East Outlaws and Lawmen3.1340.0%10Fall 2024
HIS 337CRelations Between East Germany and the United States3.6230.8%13Fall 2024
HIS 337NGermany in the Twentieth Century3.8570.0%20Fall 2019
HIS 339QMedieval Middle East History in One Hundred Objects3.5648.9%47Fall 2025
HIS 339SSufism: Islamic Thought and Spirituality3.4250.0%12Spring 2022
HIS 340LPost-Mao China: Change and Transformation3.3734.6%156Spring 2024
HIS 340MModern China3.3737.9%140Spring 2026
HIS 340PEuropean Expansion in Asia3.6155.4%56Fall 2013
HIS 340REuropean Empires in Asia3.3842.0%169Fall 2024
HIS 340SThe Chinese in the United States3.1738.1%84Fall 2019
HIS 340TTaiwan: Colonization, Migration, and Identity3.1434.1%41Fall 2019
HIS 341KOrigins of Modern Japan3.4134.4%183Fall 2023
HIS 341MImperial Japan3.2327.4%113Spring 2023
HIS 342CPostwar Japan3.3425.0%188Spring 2026
HIS 343The Age of Reformation3.6152.6%19Spring 2025
HIS 343CTransnational Asia: From the Middle East to the Far East3.0048.5%33Fall 2025
HIS 343EModern Middle East History in One Hundred Objects3.5854.8%31Spring 2026
HIS 343GItalian Renaissance, 1350-15503.5849.6%117Fall 2023
HIS 343LHistory of Russia to 19173.3018.9%132Fall 2018
HIS 343MHistory of Russia since 19173.2826.5%717Spring 2026
HIS 343PHISTORY OF WITCHCRAFT3.0831.7%101Spring 2015
HIS 343RRevolutionary Russia3.5750.0%24Spring 2021
HIS 343WWitches, Workers, and Wives3.3232.8%473Spring 2026
HIS 344GTwelfth-Century Renaissance: 1050-12003.6252.8%89Fall 2022
HIS 344SThe Crusades3.6160.7%28Spring 2022
HIS 345JThe Coming of the Civil War, 1829-18612.9524.7%380Fall 2025
HIS 345LThe American Civil War and Reconstruction, 1861-18772.9421.7%448Spring 2026
HIS 346CAncient India3.2330.0%50Spring 2015
HIS 346GPrecolonial India, 1200-17503.9181.8%11Spring 2022
HIS 346JColonial Latin America through Objects3.5449.0%149Spring 2026
HIS 346KColonial Latin America3.3739.9%471Summer 2026
HIS 346LModern Latin America3.3040.6%564Spring 2026
HIS 346MEarly Modern India3.5144.0%25Fall 2012
HIS 346NThe Indian Subcontinent, 1750-19503.5154.1%183Spring 2025
HIS 346PThe Indian Republic Since 19473.6957.1%63Fall 2024
HIS 346RRevolution in Modern Latin America3.4535.8%109Fall 2025
HIS 346TThe Cuban Revolution and the United States2.8310.7%365Spring 2018
HIS 346VTwentieth-Century Rural Latin America3.0712.6%103Spring 2019
HIS 346WChurch and State in Latin America3.1622.9%293Fall 2025
HIS 347CReimagining Cuba, 1868-Present3.1040.0%10Fall 2013
HIS 347JPuerto Rico In Crisis3.7477.8%9Fall 2020
HIS 347LSeminar in Historiography3.9076.1%159Spring 2026
HIS 347NUrban Slavery in the Americas3.1538.7%31Fall 2023
HIS 347PWhen Christ was King3.3336.4%44Spring 2026
HIS 347RChile: From Revolution to Counterrevolution3.5846.7%30Spring 2022
HIS 349RMilitary History to 16403.1331.1%45Spring 2015
HIS 350LTopics in Undergraduate Seminar in History3.5547.9%3,170Spring 2026
HIS 350RTopics in Undergraduate Seminar in United States History3.4747.0%1,782Fall 2025
HIS 351PHistory of Religion in America since 18003.3134.1%41Spring 2012
HIS 352FThe Mexican Revolution, 1910-19403.1917.4%69Fall 2025
HIS 352GHistory of Modern Mexico, 1940-present3.1725.8%62Spring 2025
HIS 352LMEXICAN REVOLUTION, 1910-203.0516.1%436Summer 2022
HIS 353The French Revolution and Napoleon3.3529.9%616Spring 2026
HIS 354DHISTORY OF GREECE TO 146 BC3.9070.0%10Spring 2016
HIS 354FThe Three French Wars of the Twentieth Century3.7449.2%65Spring 2024
HIS 354GFrance in the Dark Years3.8966.7%18Spring 2025
HIS 354NFrance in Modern Times3.7554.4%79Spring 2016
HIS 355FThe United States, 1877-19203.3945.2%93Fall 2024
HIS 355MThe United States, 1920-19413.5945.5%33Spring 2025
HIS 355NMain Currents of American Culture to 18653.2630.6%715Summer 2026
HIS 355PThe United States since 19413.0421.9%306Spring 2025
HIS 355SUnited States Constitutional History3.2132.7%214Spring 2026
HIS 356GHistory of the United States West2.9922.7%44Spring 2012
HIS 356KMain Currents of American Culture since 18653.3437.4%882Summer 2026
HIS 356PThe United States in the Civil Rights Era3.0624.4%443Fall 2024
HIS 356RAmerica and the Holocaust3.2112.7%55Fall 2014
HIS 356SAmerican Presidency: 1789 to the Present3.6167.9%545Spring 2026
HIS 357CAfrican American History to 18603.4457.6%238Fall 2025
HIS 357DAfrican American History since 18603.7068.1%182Spring 2020
HIS 357QGerman-American Immigration and Ethnicity3.7455.6%9Fall 2023
HIS 358MHistory of Britain from 1783 through World War I3.4029.3%164Spring 2017
HIS 359DFashion in Africa3.9389.5%19Spring 2026
HIS 359RHistory of West Africa3.6762.8%43Spring 2021
HIS 361CThe World of the Victorians3.0228.6%21Spring 2025
HIS 361ERebels and Revolutionaries in Russian History and Literature3.8776.9%13Summer 2021
HIS 361SEuropean Espionage 1914-19893.9997.1%34Fall 2021
HIS 361TEast European Transnational Worlds to 19143.6766.7%9Fall 2023
HIS 361WRussia and Ukraine in World History3.9085.2%27Fall 2025
HIS 362DINTRO TO THE HOLOCAUST3.4020.6%34Spring 2023
HIS 362FThe First World War3.4859.2%49Spring 2026
HIS 362G15-REBELS/RVOLUTN RUS HIST/LIT3.2631.3%1,539Summer 2020
HIS 362KMEDIEVAL WARFARE3.1335.9%217Spring 2014
HIS 362OCold War Eastern Europe3.5064.3%14Spring 2025
HIS 362VWar and Genocide: The Holocaust3.0018.8%16Spring 2026
HIS 362WLegacies of World War II in Eastern Europe3.6951.6%31Fall 2025
HIS 363CArgentina: Populism and Insurrection3.1116.7%12Fall 2021
HIS 363EMapping Latin America3.8889.5%19Spring 2025
HIS 363K2-ARGENTINA:POPULSM/INSURRCTN3.2528.3%265Fall 2019
HIS 364EThe Dead Sea Scrolls3.5642.2%45Summer 2025
HIS 364GMOD MID EAST IN 100 OBJECTS3.4133.3%1,061Spring 2020
HIS 364IMajor Islamic Texts3.4250.0%12Spring 2024
HIS 364QFrench Empire: The West and Islam3.2630.8%13Fall 2021
HIS 364RModernization in East Asia3.5754.2%24Spring 2025
HIS 365GTopics in United States History3.4142.7%2,835Summer 2026
HIS 366NTopics in History3.5654.9%1,058Spring 2026
HIS 367DGender and Modern India3.6065.8%38Spring 2023
HIS 367FSlavery and South Asian History3.3842.9%7Fall 2021
HIS 367JPartition of India in History and Memory3.6329.4%17Spring 2026
HIS 367QHistory of Food and Healing in China and Taiwan3.7263.8%58Spring 2025
HIS 367SIslam in the Early Modern World: Religion and Culture3.4866.7%9Fall 2021
HIS 368CPiracy in East Asia3.7141.2%34Fall 2025
HIS 368SThe Age of the Samurai3.4942.5%179Fall 2025
HIS 372QRace, Rebellion and Revolution in the Caribbean3.7153.3%15Spring 2025
HIS 374CRace and Migration: The Mediterranean3.6754.2%24Fall 2025
HIS 374QRace Against Empire: Americas3.8890.9%11Fall 2020
HIS 375DIslamic Spain and North Africa to 14923.6363.5%137Spring 2026
HIS 375KTudor England, 1485-16033.2136.1%285Fall 2018
HIS 375LStuart England, 1603-16893.2947.3%91Spring 2019
HIS 375NHistory of Britain, 1500-17003.7854.5%33Fall 2025
HIS 376FThe United States and the Second World War3.8461.7%243Spring 2026
HIS 376GHitler, Nazism, and World War II3.9381.1%222Spring 2024
HIS 378WCapstone in History3.6258.3%664Spring 2026

How this department is summarized

The History hub includes 185 undergraduate courses with reported letter-grade data. Its 3.38 average combines 147,585 letter grades, weighting each grade equally. A large course therefore contributes more than a small seminar.

The A share is 43.0%, counting A separately from A−. Course-level pages show the available semesters and syllabus sources. Historical grades do not establish workload or teaching quality.