Question 1

Is PHIL211 hard at UBC?

Accepted Answer

Based on 32 student reviews, PHIL211 has a moderate challenge level (45/100). Grade accessibility is very high (93/100), meaning most students earn A or B grades.

Question 2

How many hours per week is PHIL211?

Accepted Answer

Students report a moderate time investment (45/100). Expect to spend approximately 6-10 hours per week on coursework, including lectures, assignments, and studying.

Question 3

What is the grading like in PHIL211?

Accepted Answer

Grade accessibility for PHIL211 is rated 93/100. The grade distribution across student reports is: A: 87%, B: 7%, C: 7%. The course is assessed primarily through exam-heavy methods.

Question 4

Is attendance mandatory for PHIL211?

Accepted Answer

Attendance importance is rated 42/100. Attendance policies vary by instructor, but showing up is generally recommended.

Question 5

What type of assignments does PHIL211 have?

Accepted Answer

PHIL211 is classified as "Exam-heavy" based on student feedback. Common themes from student reviews include: get ready to read, lecture heavy, test heavy, participation matters. The challenge level is moderate (45/100).

Question 6

Would students recommend PHIL211?

Accepted Answer

82% of students would recommend PHIL211. Student satisfaction is rated 89/100. This course is generally well-regarded by students who have taken it.

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