HISC 137

Why Should I Care?

5credits
About this course

Have you ever wondered why you should care? Or wished you wouldn’t? Caring can be overwhelming. But most people need care, feel they care, or encounter care in one way or another. Caring can feel good, and also awful; it can do good but also be used to control or hurt others. Care can be rigged by inequalities, and power. Care is complicated, but also vital to people, non-humans, and the planet. It matters what happens with care, when we care, and if we don’t. It matters who gets the care they need, and who doesn’t. In this course we explore what care means from a range of interdisciplinary perspectives.

All available terms

1 term

Avg. GPA
3.37
Grades
58

Other grades

P3.4%
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University of California, Santa Cruz

HISC 137 at UCSC: average GPA 3.37 across 58 students. Grade distribution by term. Have you ever wondered why you should care? Or wished you wouldn’t? Caring…

Average GPA: 3.37

Grade distribution records: 58 students across 1 terms.

Grade distribution

GradeStudentsPercent
A+1220.7%
A2034.5%
A-35.2%
B+915.5%
B23.4%
B-23.4%
C+11.7%
C23.4%
D23.4%
F35.2%
P23.4%

Based on 58 student grade records across 1 term and 1 professor.

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