Schools / University of California, Santa Barbara

PSY 122

Summer 2010 – Winter 2026 (13 terms) · 1,515 students · Source: University of California, Santa Barbara grade data, Fall 2009 to Summer 2026

The curve

Share of all students who received each grade, all terms combined.

47.3%

of students got an A

0.0% withdrew

A rate by term

Share of students who got an A in each term the course ran.

By term, newest first

ABCDFWOther

TermStudentsA rate / distributionGPASource

Winter 202674

77.0%

—University of California, Santa Barbara grade data, Fall 2009 to Summer 2026

Spring 2025114

79.8%

—University of California, Santa Barbara grade data, Fall 2009 to Summer 2026

Winter 202482

84.1%

—University of California, Santa Barbara grade data, Fall 2009 to Summer 2026

Spring 2023190

75.8%

—University of California, Santa Barbara grade data, Fall 2009 to Summer 2026

Spring 2022130

54.6%

—University of California, Santa Barbara grade data, Fall 2009 to Summer 2026

Summer 201643

34.9%

—University of California, Santa Barbara grade data, Fall 2009 to Summer 2026

Spring 2016219

25.1%

—University of California, Santa Barbara grade data, Fall 2009 to Summer 2026

Summer 201545

33.3%

—University of California, Santa Barbara grade data, Fall 2009 to Summer 2026

Spring 2015178

20.2%

—University of California, Santa Barbara grade data, Fall 2009 to Summer 2026

Summer 201471

50.7%

—University of California, Santa Barbara grade data, Fall 2009 to Summer 2026

Fall 2013136

44.9%

—University of California, Santa Barbara grade data, Fall 2009 to Summer 2026

Fall 2012176

33.5%

—University of California, Santa Barbara grade data, Fall 2009 to Summer 2026

Summer 201057

12.3%

—University of California, Santa Barbara grade data, Fall 2009 to Summer 2026

By instructor, highest A rate first

ABCDFWOther

Terms taught

PETERSON S95

75.8%

—

KEIFLIN R P495

72.7%

—

WOODS V E207

46.9%

—

KLEIN A K43

34.9%

—

PLOENSE K L45

33.3%

—

ETTENBERG A395

28.9%

—

BLASCOVICH J178

20.2%

—

SU Z57

12.3%

—

8 instructors. Select a name's terms to see each term separately.