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CH 302Lower division3–4 credit hours

CH 302 Principles of Chemistry II

Since 2011, CH 302 has averaged 3.08 with 36% A’s. In Spring 2026 it averaged 3.34, below the 3.46 average for undergraduate CH classes that term.

Credit hours
3–4
Level
Lower division
Class hours a week
3
Grading
Letter grade or pass/fail, your choice
Repeat for credit
No
Core curriculum
Natural science and technology, part I (030)
Texas common number
CHEM 1312
Latest grades
Summer 2026

What grades did students get?

Spring 2026: 2,764 letter grades, 3.34 average GPA, 52% A’s, 22 sections

Bars show the selected term. Short lines show all terms combined.

Grade counts
GradeStudentsShareAll terms
A1,42751.6%36.2%
A−2709.8%10.7%
B+1856.7%8.8%
B2308.3%11.1%
B−1495.4%7.2%
C+1224.4%6.3%
C1405.1%7.0%
C−1033.7%4.7%
D+00.0%1.6%
D1033.7%2.5%
D−00.0%1.0%
F351.3%2.9%
Q, W, CR, and others139Not in the average

How have grades changed?

UT’s grade reports show 46 terms from Summer 2011 to Summer 2026 (15 falls, 15 springs, and 16 summers).

Spring 2026 3.34 average · 52% A’s · 2,764 grades
CH 302 average GPAAll undergraduate CH classesLetter grades each term
Every term
TermSectionsLetter gradesAverage GPAA’s
Summer 20261823.0826.8%
Spring 2026222,7643.3451.6%
Fall 202526723.4859.1%
Summer 20251972.9437.1%
Spring 2025222,7973.3651.7%
Fall 202425903.1334.9%
Summer 202411823.1936.3%
Spring 2024172,3903.2644.0%
Fall 202314812.7932.8%
Summer 202311473.0324.5%
Spring 2023222,4153.1238.0%
Fall 202213942.6631.2%
Summer 202211103.1430.0%
Spring 2022162,4333.2848.3%
Fall 202123222.6026.7%
Summer 20211912.9531.9%
Spring 2021112,1523.5253.8%
Fall 202024353.0829.2%
Summer 202011993.0337.7%
Spring 2020161,9203.5554.3%
Fall 201925682.7017.1%
Summer 20191762.8926.3%
Spring 2019172,6733.0132.2%
Fall 201824952.1110.7%
Summer 201811032.5814.6%
Spring 2018182,5773.0433.6%
Fall 201726012.5723.5%
Summer 20171902.8530.0%
Spring 2017182,5962.9830.1%
Fall 201625492.5825.1%
Summer 20161992.9836.4%
Spring 2016192,3813.0934.4%
Fall 201525502.6826.0%
Summer 201511052.8622.9%
Spring 2015192,0732.9027.8%
Fall 201436372.6722.1%
Summer 201421202.5412.5%
Spring 2014172,0272.9525.6%
Fall 201326772.5920.2%
Summer 201321652.8423.0%
Spring 2013132,1933.0427.6%
Fall 201237042.7219.7%
Summer 201211403.1013.6%
Spring 2012121,8482.9526.5%
Fall 201126192.6420.5%
Summer 201111072.4110.3%

What’s CH 302 about?

Development and application of concepts, theories, and laws underlying chemistry. Only one of the following may be counted: Chemistry 302, 302C, 302H, 302N, 305. For 302, three lecture hours a week for one semester; for 402, three lecture hours and two laboratory hours a week for one semester.

Prerequisites

Chemistry 301 or 301H with a grade of at least C-.

Also numbered

The same class for a different number of credit hours.

What comes before and after?

Leads to

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How we got this

Class details come from UT’s Chemistry catalog page, checked October 27, 2026.

Grades come from UT’s grade dashboard, updated October 27, 2026. UT leaves out some small classes to protect students’ privacy. Past grades describe earlier terms; your section, instructor, and effort shape yours.

We count each A–F grade once. A’s counts A grades, and A− has its own bar. Subject averages use every letter grade in that subject and level that term, including this class. How the averages are calculated.

Before you register

Sections, times, and seats change every term. Check CH 302 in UT’s class schedule for the semester you’re planning.

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