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UBC MATH 152 grades

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The most recent published figure for MATH 152 is a 70.0% course average in 2025W, from 1,001 grades at UBC Vancouver.

Over 12 winter sessions the figure has sat between 63.9% (2014W) and 77.8% (2019W).

9.6% of 2025W grades fell below 50. Since 2014W, that share has ranged from 0.9% to 14.8%.

Figure 01

How the MATH 152 average has moved

MATH 152 course average by winter sessionLine chart of the MATH 152 course average at UBC Vancouver for each winter session from 2014W to 2025W. Values range from 63.9% in 2014W to 77.8% in 2019W. The most recent value is 70.0% in 2025W. Every figure is listed in the table below.60%64%68%72%76%80%2014W2016W2018W2020W2022W2024W2025WCourse average (%)Winter session
Course average for each winter session from 2014W to 2025W, UBC Vancouver. The dashed line marks the 69.3% mean. Every figure appears in the table below.

Figure 02

How MATH 152 grades were distributed

The 2025W distribution below shows how 1,001 MATH 152 grades were spread across the eleven bands UBC reports.

Weighted by enrolment, the winter average across all 12 sessions is 69.3%.

MATH 152 grade distribution, 2025WBar chart of the MATH 152 grade distribution at UBC Vancouver for 2025W, showing the percentage of 1,001 grades in each of eleven bands from below 50 to 90-100. Every session is listed in the table below.0%3.75%7.5%11.25%15%<5050556064687276808590Share of grades (%)Grade band (lower bound)
Percentage of grades in each of the 11 bands UBC reports. The band below 50 is shown in a darker colour; hatched bands include a value estimated by subtraction. Choose any session with the control above the chart, or read them all in the table below.

Figure 03

Share of MATH 152 grades below 50

MATH 152 share of grades below 50, by winter sessionArea chart of the share of MATH 152 grades below 50 at UBC Vancouver for each winter session from 2014W to 2025W. The most recent value is 9.6% in 2025W. Every figure is listed in the table below.0%4%8%12%16%20%2014W2016W2018W2020W2022W2024W2025WGrades below 50 (%)Winter session
Percentage of grades awarded below 50 in each winter session, UBC Vancouver. Withdrawals are not represented, so this is a share of grades recorded rather than of students enrolled.

Every session on record

The figures behind all three charts, including summer sessions, which the charts leave out by default.

MATH 152 course averages and grade counts at UBC Vancouver, by session, 2014W to 2025W.
SessionCourse averageGrades below 50Grades 80+Grades countedSections
2025W70.0%9.6%30.5%1,0016
2024W73.2%5.9%41.6%9275
2023W69.1%4.6%30.6%9305
2022W67.9%4.1%22.6%9375
2021W66.8%6.7%25.0%9257
2020W74.0%0.9%37.2%9426
2019W77.8%1.1%52.0%9506
2018W65.9%7.2%20.1%8296
2017W67.1%8.4%22.1%7956
2016W66.6%8.8%19.3%7275
2015W67.0%11.3%25.6%8085
2014W63.9%14.8%18.9%7625

View the full distribution — all 12 sessions, all 11 bands

MATH 152 grade distribution at UBC Vancouver by session, percentage of grades in each band. A † marks a row whose bands include a value estimated by subtraction, because UBC suppresses any band holding fewer than six students.
SessionGradesBelow 5050–5455–5960–6364–6768–7172–7576–7980–8485–8990–100
2025W1,0019.6%5.3%7.7%6.6%8.0%8.7%12.5%11.2%15.0%10.3%5.2%
2024W9275.9%7.1%6.4%7.9%7.8%7.9%6.3%9.2%12.1%13.9%15.6%
2023W9304.6%10.1%8.9%8.5%10.4%10.8%9.0%7.0%14.0%8.4%8.3%
2022W9374.1%9.7%11.8%10.4%10.0%13.2%11.2%6.9%10.9%6.9%4.8%
2021W9256.7%11.4%11.0%11.7%8.3%9.7%9.1%7.1%11.2%6.6%7.1%
2020W9420.8%4.9%6.6%7.1%7.2%14.2%11.5%10.5%16.1%10.6%10.4%
2019W9501.1%1.4%4.1%4.5%3.3%10.2%12.1%11.4%23.4%14.5%14.1%
2018W8297.2%12.4%12.1%11.9%7.6%12.7%9.4%6.5%10.7%6.3%3.1%
2017W7958.4%10.2%8.2%9.3%11.1%11.9%9.9%8.8%8.6%8.3%5.3%
2016W7278.8%8.9%9.2%11.1%12.1%11.0%11.7%7.8%10.6%5.6%3.0%
2015W80811.3%9.4%9.8%7.1%10.0%9.4%8.8%8.7%11.6%6.4%7.5%
2014W76214.8%11.4%10.1%8.8%10.1%10.4%8.7%6.8%10.1%3.0%5.8%

Sources and caveats

Figures are derived from grade distributions published by the University of British Columbia. Retrieved via UBC PAIR grade data, August 31, 2026.

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How these figures are measured

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