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What’s the average grade in Human Development and Family Sciences classes?

UT Austin, fall 2023 to summer 2026

Human Development and Family Sciences classes by average grade

UT average, 3.52Bars start at 2.0

  1. HDF 337 Personal Relationships106 grades3.17
  2. HDF 322 Personal and Family Finance159 grades3.33
  3. HDF 315L Research Methods in Human Development and Family Sciences290 grades3.53
  4. HDF 304 Family Relationships1,033 grades3.61
  5. HDF 113L Child Development Laboratory924 grades3.63
  6. HDF 313 Child Development1,144 grades3.65
  7. HDF 305 Health and Development Across the Lifespan277 grades3.66
  8. HDF 306 Introduction to Gender and Sexuality121 grades3.70
  9. HDF 342 Development of Psychopathology from Infancy through Adolescence230 grades3.72
  10. HDF 343 Human Development in Minority and Immigrant Families134 grades3.73
  11. HDF 378K Topics in Advanced Child and Family Development222 grades3.73
  12. HDF 338 Developmentally Appropriate Practices with Young Children126 grades3.74
  13. HDF 335 Adult Development169 grades3.78
By year2025–26: 3.68
School yearAverage gradeGrades
2023–243.612,025
2024–253.631,756
2025–263.681,881

Across every term since summer 2011, Human Development and Family Sciences classes average 3.49 on 39,816 grades.

Compare departments30th-highest of 83

Human Development and Family Sciences has the 30th-highest average grade of 83 departments. Here are the ones around it, highest first:

  1. Journalism3.64
  2. Classical Civilization3.64
  3. Human Development and Family Sciences3.64
  4. Asian Studies3.63
  5. Rhetoric and Writing3.63

Every department

SourcesUT grade reports

We averaged every A to F grade UT reported in HDF classes from fall 2023 to summer 2026, using UT’s grade points (A is 4.0, A- is 3.67). This is a course-grade average. A class is listed once it gave 100 grades across at least two terms.

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