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SociologySOC / UT Austin

Compare 96 SOC courses by average GPA, A share and recent reported semester.

Average GPA / 4.00
3.34
A grades · excludes A−
41.2%
Letter grades reported
85,399

Source: UT Austin Office of Institutional Reporting; updated .

SOC courses

CourseAverage GPA% ALetter gradesLatest term
SOC 302Introduction to the Study of Society3.3943.2%28,141Summer 2026
SOC 302PPhysical Activity and Society3.1736.4%426Spring 2023
SOC 304Introductory Topics in Sociology3.3435.0%263Spring 2020
SOC 307CAmerican Families Past and Present3.5448.1%574Spring 2024
SOC 307DCapital Punishment in America2.8519.5%82Spring 2016
SOC 307EContemporary United States Social Problems3.4240.8%174Spring 2021
SOC 307FDiversity in American Families3.2533.1%172Fall 2020
SOC 307GCulture and Society in the United States3.3334.5%426Fall 2019
SOC 307JEducation and Society3.4346.4%196Fall 2022
SOC 307KFertility and Reproduction3.3534.7%1,198Spring 2026
SOC 307LGender, Race, and Class in American Society3.3645.6%533Summer 2025
SOC 307NSOCIOLOGY OF DEVELOPMENT3.2324.0%50Fall 2015
SOC 307PIntroduction to the Sociology of Health and Well-Being3.6156.2%347Summer 2026
SOC 307QEnvironmental Inequality and Health3.6369.7%211Summer 2026
SOC 307TPunishment and Society3.6564.9%815Spring 2026
SOC 308RSCH METHS HEALTH AND SOCIETY3.0624.3%2,869Spring 2015
SOC 308DEthnicity and Gender: La Chicana3.2720.0%10Fall 2025
SOC 308GThe Rich and the Poor in America: Sociological Perspective3.6463.0%300Summer 2026
SOC 308JRomantic Relationships and Family Formation3.2327.3%187Spring 2026
SOC 308KSocial Change and the Future3.2433.6%110Spring 2016
SOC 308LSocial Transformation of Love and Relationships3.4639.3%675Spring 2026
SOC 308MSociology of Identity3.2643.1%109Spring 2020
SOC 308NComparative Religion, Politics, and Culture3.0516.1%230Spring 2017
SOC 308SIntroduction to Health and Society3.5550.2%3,374Spring 2026
SOC 309CHICANOS IN AMERICAN SOCIETY2.557.9%38Fall 2011
SOC 309CCreating the Sustainable Society3.3934.3%1,042Spring 2026
SOC 310SWomen's Reproductive Health for Nonscience Majors2.9820.1%139Spring 2016
SOC 312SSociety, Health, and Happiness3.5458.7%126Summer 2026
SOC 313KIntroduction to the Sociology of Religion3.1841.9%117Fall 2021
SOC 317LIntroduction to Social Statistics3.1334.5%2,283Spring 2026
SOC 317MINTRO TO SOCIAL RESEARCH3.1329.2%1,568Spring 2020
SOC 318Juvenile Delinquency3.0232.5%418Fall 2016
SOC 319Introduction to Social Demography3.2732.6%1,017Fall 2020
SOC 320CCancerland3.7461.6%86Spring 2025
SOC 320KPolitical Sociology3.5049.4%79Fall 2021
SOC 320TQualitative Methods for Social Research3.6771.6%102Spring 2025
SOC 321CConsumption in Latin America3.2116.0%50Spring 2023
SOC 321DDemography of Crime and Punishment3.6373.5%49Spring 2023
SOC 321EEconomy, Culture, and Society3.0714.2%226Fall 2019
SOC 321GGlobal Health Issues and Health Systems3.3132.8%442Fall 2025
SOC 321KContemporary Issues in Sociology: Special Topics3.4042.2%3,029Spring 2026
SOC 321LSociology of Education3.3335.1%596Spring 2026
SOC 321PPolitics and Society in Latin America3.7464.3%28Fall 2014
SOC 321QSocial Inequality3.6059.7%325Fall 2024
SOC 321RThe Sociology of Race and Work3.2142.3%78Fall 2020
SOC 321UUrban Sociology3.7472.9%218Summer 2026
SOC 321VEnvironmental Sociology3.6767.9%290Fall 2025
SOC 322CSociology of Creativity3.5653.3%227Spring 2026
SOC 322FMental Health in Social Context3.8679.7%898Fall 2022
SOC 322JEconomic Sociology of Health3.6665.3%167Fall 2025
SOC 322LLaw and Organizations2.9727.0%37Fall 2022
SOC 322MSociology of Masculinities3.5343.6%133Spring 2026
SOC 322PSex and Violence in Popular Culture3.2434.7%49Summer 2016
SOC 322RRACE, SPORT, AND IDENTITY3.4110.5%19Fall 2014
SOC 322STHE SOCIOLOGY OF SPORT-WB3.0117.1%199Summer 2022
SOC 322UUnited States Immigration3.5153.7%633Fall 2025
SOC 322VRace, Gender, and Surveillance3.3116.6%415Fall 2024
SOC 323The Family3.3237.2%1,598Spring 2026
SOC 323CPolicing3.8471.1%97Spring 2023
SOC 323DBorder Control and Deaths3.4847.9%689Fall 2024
SOC 323EEconomic Sociology3.2945.8%59Spring 2026
SOC 323FFood and Society3.6153.1%405Spring 2026
SOC 323SBuilding the Sustainable City3.7976.6%188Spring 2026
SOC 324KSocial Change in Developing Nations3.4923.8%21Spring 2018
SOC 325KCriminology3.3351.5%3,719Summer 2026
SOC 325LSociology of Criminal Justice3.0518.5%4,845Spring 2026
SOC 327MSocial Research Methods3.2647.0%1,113Spring 2026
SOC 329Social Stratification3.1319.2%104Spring 2026
SOC 330CDeath and Dying: Sociological Perspectives3.7073.9%685Fall 2025
SOC 330PSociology and Social Psychology2.8520.5%1,349Fall 2025
SOC 333KSociology of Gender3.0629.3%1,171Fall 2025
SOC 335SOCIETY OF MODERN MEXICO-WB3.348.8%272Fall 2020
SOC 335RReproductive Justice and Race3.6369.8%63Spring 2023
SOC 336CAmerican Dilemmas3.0822.1%163Spring 2020
SOC 336DRace, Class, and Health2.8912.7%542Fall 2021
SOC 336GGender Politics in the Islamic World3.5945.8%155Fall 2019
SOC 336PSocial Psychology and the Law2.9625.1%1,326Spring 2026
SOC 340CGlobalization3.0823.7%329Fall 2022
SOC 340DViolence3.1026.7%232Spring 2021
SOC 340LAging and the Life Course3.9690.8%218Spring 2022
SOC 341CMedical Sociology3.6770.2%215Fall 2025
SOC 343Religion and Society3.7173.0%285Fall 2023
SOC 344Racial and Ethnic Relations3.6566.3%1,149Summer 2026
SOC 344CRace, Science, and Race Science3.7465.7%108Fall 2025
SOC 350MSociology Internship Seminar3.0412.5%8Spring 2012
SOC 352Social Movements3.3854.0%619Spring 2026
SOC 352DBOUNDARIES AND DILEMMAS3.9189.5%19Fall 2016
SOC 352EMedia Industries and Entrepreneurship3.4770.0%10Spring 2017
SOC 352MBOUNDARIES AND DILEMMAS3.6044.8%67Fall 2013
SOC 354KSociology of Health and Illness3.2430.4%1,260Fall 2022
SOC 358DHEALTH POLICY & HEALTH SYSTEMS3.1718.3%60Fall 2014
SOC 359Labor and Labor Movements3.6247.4%19Spring 2024
SOC 366Deviance3.4354.0%924Spring 2023
SOC 368DSOCIAL CONTEXT OF PUBLIC HLTH3.6365.4%156Fall 2014
SOC 369KPopulation and Society3.5237.3%1,725Spring 2026
SOC 379MSociological Theory3.4048.3%2,837Spring 2026

How this department is summarized

The Sociology hub includes 96 undergraduate courses with reported letter-grade data. Its 3.34 average combines 85,399 letter grades, weighting each grade equally. A large course therefore contributes more than a small seminar.

The A share is 41.2%, counting A separately from A−. Course-level pages show the available semesters and syllabus sources. Historical grades do not establish workload or teaching quality.