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AWESOME AND CRAZY! He will say ANYTHING! Easy A. I think we only had one test besides the final. JUST COME TO CLASS! You have to write a 25 page journal but it is very easy because it can be about ANYTHING and I mean ANYTHING such as the pizza you at last night. Very caring personality. Likes to talk about "Hot Dogs and Doughnuts"
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Really, really funny guy. I was interested in almost all his lectures. Very knowledgable. Lots of homework and quizzes, but they're easy grade boosters. Loved this class.
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Prof. O is amazing! He is such an inspiring teacher and knows what he is teaching. The course requires time consuming assignments (the teaches) but he makes it very doable. He's awesome! If you need to take this course, DEFINITELY with him.
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Professor Corvino is fantastic! He is funny and caring. This class consisted of a lot of reading and only 4 exams so come to every class and study hard for the exams!
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By far one of the best class I have taken so far. Required to write a lot of essays but that is the good part about it. You can really see how much you improve from the first essay to the last essay. Definitely recommend!
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hes one of those professors that people either hate or love. if youre good at math and hard working then youll do fine. if youre lazy and kinda bad at math dont take him! also math homework is online and its terrible. probably the only really bad thing. but hes super nice and extends homework all the time. curves at end based on overall class grade
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professor rose was great. his intro to media class was fun and i actually looked forward to it. he does give a lot of work, but some of it is not that bad. gives quizes which are not that fun, and tests are alot of writting. Rose is a very helpful professor and cares that you do good in his class. Take him if you want to learn and have fun.
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Jumps around in lessons, the point at the end of it is unknown, has a syllabus but there's no order to it, has difficulties with communication,no real review for exams. Just read the book and memorize all the theories. We had to use two books. One was a textbook on terms other on examples; Would have liked to use 2nd book more.
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He is my favorite teacher. One homework assignment is due before each class. It takes about an hour, if you're focused. We watch videos and do interactive science activities online for lots of the homework assignments. I don't think anybody makes science as fun as he does. Attending class is important for quizzes. You won't find a better teacher.
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She's a nice person, gives her time to students who utilizes office hours. Hard coursework and a lot of homework, but doing it really helps with the exam. Pick if you can allot enough time for it
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Not worth driving, to make it to class, when all you need is the book in her class. She doesnt teach and expects you to just "know it". She also expects 3 hours, every night, for homework. Grades are based on tests.
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Very interested in everything that he teaches. He is open minded to student ideas and is very fair about grading. There are some in-class essays, but if you read and show up to class they're an easy A. Reading is a MUST, and there is a good amount of it, so if reading isn't your thing, this class isn't for you. Overall, a really cool prof!
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Don't take this class! So much reading assigned for each class and a paper due every Friday. A few tests with mc on very minute details and an essay on each test.
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Dr. Sweely works to make art history enjoyable for her students. She give GREAT study guides, so note taking isn't really necessary!
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getting good results is impossible unless you attend all classes
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By supplying our class with heated topics to write about, she made it to where we weren't just writing brainless, dry essays. 1st half of class is going over upcoming assignments, addressing the concerns of the students and going over useful grammar and punctuation tips, Then we shared thoughts about the homework. We wrote 2 short papers a week.
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he is a really cool professor! I am taking him again. The class is very laid back but it seems like you are not even finished writing one paper and he is assigning the next. Its not bad at all though. I would recomend him.
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I took his online class, which was not easy. There was a lot of reading and you HAVE to be on top of everything. It is easy to forget to do assignments when you are taking class online. However, Prof. Conti made the work interesting. He is not a piece of cake, but he gives you the grade you deserve!
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Good professor. Very knowledgeable. Basically class consists of reading (aprx. 30 pages/wk), class worksheets, midterm + final. Class can be boring, but he is very nice, and knows his stuff. put in the effort and you will get an A.
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Cant argue with a class where watching tv is given as home work. makes u think more which could be good and bad.
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One of my favorite teachers! He's so smart, really loves what he teaches, and will gladly help you if you go see him. The only downside is that he does assign a lot of reading.
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Although his lectures are long and dry, Dr. Geib is good guy. In this class, you will give 2 presentations, write 2 research papers, 2 terms tests/essays and 2 essay tests. He's super flexible and willing to help his students.
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Took it online over summer. That was the first mistake, unfortunately I had no other option. Took her 1-2 days to respond to my emails & even then, they were unhelpful. McGraw-Hill based course which sucks. Not enough time for the exams and will leave you rushing to guess. Unnecessary/tedious amounts of homework which take hours of your day. BEWARE
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Professor Thielen is a good teacher and just a good person in general, his lectures are interesting and he cares about his students. There was a lot of reading and homework but I was in his hybrid class. Show up, do the homework and study for the tests and you'll do great.
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He truly thinks we have nothing else to do but read one of the 6 assigned books, 40 page chapters and internet reading every night. This man thinks our entire lives are history 102. The only part of the class that isnt terrible is the take home midterm and final. DONT TAKE THIS PROFESSOR unless you are a history buff who has no life
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He is a huge nerd but very funny and entertaining. There is a lot of reading!!! It is a socratic class so you don't need to talk and therefore do not need to do the reading all of the time. However, if you don't do the reading it will bite you in the ass when it comes to the final. He is an easy grader if you do what he says. I recommend him!
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Very clear in objectives and expectations. Willing to help you help yourself. One too many group projects, though. If you're a fan of lectures, don't bother.
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She isn't to hard, have two read two short books for the class and although she tells you to red out of the main textbook I only did three times. Paper at the end of class based on document with presentation but it's not to bad. She's so nice but boring and is obsessed with slavery, take her if you have a moderate interest in History
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You have to work for your grade. Do all your assgn's on time and you'll get a good grade. Put thought into your answers. I would give him a 4/5 because afterall, it is college.
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She's really nice, and gives really good feedback if you ask questions. She assigns a considerable amount of homework, but it's manageable. But the 3 essays assigned in the course are a little tough so make sure you do them and put effort into it. Overall, good professor.
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You have about 10 homeworks per semester. The tests are based on the concepts covered in the homeworks. Don't be afraid to go to his office hours, he will try to help you without giving you the answer directly. His class is challenging but you will learn something.
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Brilliant, has a sense of humor, you get exactly what you put into it. Work hard and it'll be one of the best classes you'll take.
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Easy. If you do the work, you'll pass.
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Dr. Jasken is one of my favorite professors at McDaniel. She definitely cares about her students & wants them to succeed. She expects a lot as far as class work goes, but it's work that is worthwhile & can be applied in the real world--not just silly reading assignments here and there. I wish I could've taken more classes with her. She's great!
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This is a fun class. You have to work for an A and much to my group mate's disappointment, you have to do work no matter which part of the magazine you work on. But, you get something awesome to put on your resume.
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I honestly loved this class. If you're interested in learning english, I recommend her. If your taking it just to get it over with, I still recommend her because she is there to help you if you need it and the work is more than manageable.
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No extra credit. She is pretty cold hearted when it comes to making up work. No true class involvement, although we had a couple of quick "partner" projects. Most of the work is busy work that doesn't support the material. Her lectures were dry and uninteresting. If you get a class that uses a remote control for answers, I recommend you drop it.
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Let me start by saying this is not an easy class. You will have tons of homework to do each week. That being said I think almost all Algebra classes have the same work. Mr. G is a good guy and wants people to pass. If you do the homework and study his review you will be fine. May not get an A, but you will pass. I would recommend him…
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Took the online US Literature I course. Very well organized, had the entire semester laid out by the first day, which made it easy to plan ahead. Her weekly outlines were a lot of help as she helped break down the assigned readings. I did enjoy being able to pick my own topics for the two essays that were assigned. Dr. Lape is great!
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One of my favorite UMB professors. I wished he taught every psych course. He has one book that he uses which is his own book, and all of his other readings are online. You are required to attend classes, do the readings and do the mandatory posts for the readings every week, aside from that you do 1 paper, a midterm and a final.
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I loved Dr. Spock! Her class is probably one of the harder ones that I'm currently taking, but she gives LOTS of extra credit and is always ready to help. You will do more writing than you might like, but she gives good feedback. Lots of reading, lots of class participation. It's a tough class for a gen ed, but I would definitely take her again
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These comments are clearly from people who don't want to put in the work. If you really want to major in EM and it's the right place for you, you will enjoy Dr R and his courses. Loves what he does and definitely gives a lot of work but it all has a purpose and I'm better for it all.
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We did nothing but take notes. And he flipped through the overhead notes so fast few got them down. Tests based on notes. His basic level class had more work than advanced courses. The only save from notes was the current events first thing of class which we learned to prolong as much as possible.
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If you enjoy watching youtube videos and only do 2 papers (4-5 pages) and 1 presentation for the whole year then this class is for you, an easy A. Those are the ONLY assignments you will get in the class.
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This course is time consuming and difficult, but that's the nature of the course content. After you're done all the projects you feel a sense of real accomplishment. Arvo delivers the subj. in sizeable chunks that are easy to digest. He understands the inadequacy of some student's background and accomodates. Best professor period; rewarding course.
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Take this class! She gives you all the homework and tests in advance. You do need to use the book, but only because the answers are right there. You don't need to read it, she gives you the page numbers. The tests aren't hard (open book/internet). There is something due every week, but it's not a lot. And you can work ahead. Recommend this class.
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While he does not give as much homework as some of the other professors, he likes to assign it on a very short deadline (I.E. finish the chapter on monday, homework is pushed up to be due that wednesday). Attendance was required as he gave in class clicker questions everyday that count as participation (but also are graded). Kinda sassy guy.
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I do not recommend his class to anyone who is not a history fanatic. He assigns an ungodly amount of reading and has quizzes every week with other assignments as well. He is not clear when you ask him how you should study. If you can take another professor, I highly recommend it. He also had 2 midterms and 2 finals. Super hard class to pass.
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One of the easiest education courses. She tells you exactly what to do and how to do it. Follow her directions and you will be fine. Lots of busy work to do but if you stay on top of it it is easy.
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Not very helpful to students at all. Questions in the study guide do not help and you spend so much time trying to memorize what you have read for the tests, that you don't have much time to learn other things.
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GRRREAT teacher, interesting lectures and very nice person....i learned alot from her and improved alot in my writing bbbuuuttt if ya take this class be prepared to work!!!..i dont regret it but as a design student it was REALLY tough to keep up with at times!
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This is a class with a lot of formulas involved. Stay on top of your work and don't get behind or you will never catch up.
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This was by the far the hardest class I've taken at BYU. Siegfried's expectations are extremely high, but I learned so much and am grateful I had her as a teacher, because every other class will probably seem extremely simple compared to hers. It's a lot of work, reading, writing, but she really knows her stuff and helps you whenever you need it.
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Terrible professor. His lecture slides are random quotes pasted from a journal abstract, and to learn anything you need to read all the journals. Is it laziness? probably. If you like reading 10 journals per lecture, leaving more confused after asking him a question or being stood up at his office hours take a course with mccarthy
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About this class: turned out to be really interesting, although readings are long, they're interesting to read. Not a hard class, reasonable amount of work, do consider if you're in need of W credit. About Woody: It's easy to see how passionate she is. Although she is slow at explaining concepts, she is indeed knowledgeable. Her TA's are amazing
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Professor Shelton is not a teacher for the lazy or for the procrastinator. She is willing to work with you and will talk to you about grades if you want to know why you got a certain score. You will generally be writing a paper every week, but as long as you keep up with homework, you won't get bogged down.
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Took ACC 202 online and was skeptical at first because of the other reviews. She's a great professor and emails right away if you have questions. Read the book, do the practice questions, and double check your calculations, it helps. I got an A on all the exams, but you have to really think outside the box on some questions and manage your time.
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(18th & 19th Century British Literature) By far the best professor I've had at Denison. She inspires you to think critically with T&T's, which are extremely, but essential in making you think deeply about the topic. I have never devoted so much time and thought to a course in my life.
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She isn't a bad professor but definitely give A LOT of work
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Elements with WidenI'm sorry this happened to you. DO the reading. Take notes of HOW the Justices argue the topics. Make categories of the arguments: Historical, Textual, etc. DO the questions he gives recurringly for FINAL EXAM practice. ATTEND class, he reviews information. Talk to him after EVERY class about class and write down his views.
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she is a really nice professor and most lectures are pretty intersting. i took female biology and bones bodies and disease. for BBD she tells you to read an emily craig book but its awaste of time there is only one question in the test about it and i got it wrong any ways. you have to write 2 ten page papers
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Invokes discussion, and provides useful feedback. My only issue is the amount of reading, and the exams require you to remember specific points from all readings. TA's do the grading so be sure to ask them what they look for! Not the easiest course, but Corvino's lectures are sure to get you thinking about things from a new perspective. Smart guy.
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Ms. Hardesty is AWESOME! This class is a breeze and the only really big assignment is the group project. Other than that it is notes and tests! She is so nice and helpful! She is hilarious also. She hardly ever has class on Friday!
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Good over all, just be prepared for A LOT of reading very quickly!
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Helpful, clear. Allows you a good amount of freedom in his papers.
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Brett is a really nice and fun professor. He cares a lot about this subject (forensics) and lectures were always really interesting to me. His class consists of just 4 projects and a final. The projects are challenging and can be time consuming, but they are overall fair. He does a good job of helping you out if you need it.
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If you're thinking about taking this professor save yourself a headache and don't! She makes sure that it's impossible you get an A. She lectures EVERY single class, rambles the ENTIRE time. She expects you to talk in discussion to get your participation/attendance grade. Assigns 3-4 ch. plus other readings to do EVERY night. INSANE work for gen ed
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This review is for an Online summer class. You have to put the time into reading and understating the content. It is not a difficult class but you must put an effort into it. I highly recommend his online class. Account is like learning a different language it takes putting into practice what you learn to ensure that you understand it.
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Good teacher but he requires a lot of busy work and assignments are unclear at times.
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Whoah, I just finished a 5 unit class in under 5 weeks! Give yourself enough time to finish all the assignments. Score high on those as well as the tests. I had some interaction with the professor, but really this is a class that you can do on your own. Took this class with Connect and had to buy an online code, that's the only downside.
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He is a solid professor, and has his teaching assistants do most of his work for him. You're graded on a couple quizzes, tests, and papers. It's lecture heavy, but the slides that go with it are pretty informational so if you miss a class or two it won't kill your grade. We read a lot, but they also go in depth about the books.
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Simple and easy to follow class. There are not a lot of things graded, just 2 group projects and two tests so it was quite easy to keep up with. The only mandatory attendance is when the group projects are presented.
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I had professor White for Comp Sci for AP Students. No textbook that I remember, labs are weekly but not overly difficult if you've had coding experience before. If you pay attention in class he will often describe how to do anything tricky in the lab and he's always willing to help if you ask.
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I did not enjoy her really bizarre book choices at all. A ton of work to do for her class and way too much reading to do outside of class. Also, if you're shy, be weary because she really wants a lot of class participation
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The good: the weekly readings. Topics varied among articles, chapters out of books (good stories), and interpreting rap cyphers. Keeping the topics engaging is important because like I said, they're weekly. 3 papers, sometimes he'd say he told us something that I didn't recall him saying. "I told you guys a million times do this and that" When? Lol
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Very good, and very helpful. Most of class is self-graded, and he's very helpful on the parts that aren't. Expect to do a lot of reading and participate a lot in class. The class can seem a little pointless, but it's easy to fake it until you make it.
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Boring. Too much reading for an engineering course
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Dr. Newhart is a wonderful lady but this course is a bore. There's a lot of busy work and class can get boring very fast. She is a sweet lady though, and sometimes can be fun. She laughs about everything...There's a lot of class participation but none of the material is that hard to grasp if you do the homework (or at least some of it).
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Professor Cohen is a great professor. Honestly, as long as you grasp the concepts of any programming language then translate them to the appropriate language that you're learning, you're good. There's a lot of homework, and the exams are all right, not too bad.
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Don't listen to the slackers. If you enjoy CJ and actually want to learn something novel and challenging and DIFFERENT, take his classes. He can be challenging, but he helps you and doesn't attack you like other professors. His classes usually mean a lot of reading and discussion, but it's well worth it. Also, his graduate classes are ROCKING.
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Geib is a great guy and is very knowledgeable when it comes to management! The class is focused on two case study projects and two exams so there is not a whole lot of extra work other than these. His lecture and discussion sessions sometimes get a little boring, but overall it was a good class!
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HORRIBLE. SO MANY PAPERS. SHE IS A TOUGH GRADER! At least 5-8 papers due EVERY SINGLE WEEK! I'm not sure if it is different in-class but I will never do this again.
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She is extremely easy not much work and only two tests all semester including the final.
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This class has A LOT of reading so be prepared to stay up to date on the homework, but everything assigned is very interesting. She is good at grading and responding to messages in a reasonable time. I genuinely learned a lot from this class!
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Her class is a lot of work, but it wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. Show up, start assignments/projects early, study for tests, and ask questions if you need to. There are 11 pop quizzes, but they're only 2 points each, you get to take them with your group, and she checks them over before accepting them. No reason not to get full credit.
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Best professor I've had at UVU. If you show up, pay attention, participate, and read you'll learn a lot and get a good grade.
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Assigns a ton of homework, said i'd be able to do my work on my mac if i purchased Office365, which didnt come with 12 the required software for class. her lack of knowledge of current computer software and stubbornness caused me a lot of stress, i ended with a 79.1% getting a C, she did not round up even knowing the extra time i put into class
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While Bob Coleman's class was undoubtedly one of the most difficult I have taken, with high expectations and a large workload, I can honestly say it was one of the best classes I've taken at SSU. I am more proud of the work I did in this class than in any other. Bob also puts an incredible amount of work and effort into his classes.
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okay, true this was a very demanding class. she gives a lot work for you to complished in the semester. I felt very overwhelmed sometimes but she is truly just trying to teach us a lot of material in one semester. she is a very nice lady and keeps you on your toes in class. Im glad I took her but I am also glad that I never have to take her again!
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Dr. Carnes was not my favorite. She expected waay too much work for a 1 hr class. She is not very helpful, avoid taking her at all costs.
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If you're looking to take Hall for Sounding Numbers... AVOID THIS CLASS. Yes, it's easy but I've learned absolutely nothing. Longest lectures ever and they make no sense. She gives quizzes every Thursday. I personally hated this class because I had no interest in taking a music class. You HAVE to read her notes and she gives a crap ton of homework.
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Took her special topics class...she is a BRILLIANT woman and very excited about the material...as others said her class will be your life for the semester and she is tough but you will learn a lot...DO NOT take for an easy A or if you just want to skate by, if you're willing to work hard you will learn TONS
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Waterhouse is a very nice person. And, to be honest you don't do much work in her class. You don't have to read the plays...take notes in class and you will be fine. 2 finals and a paper is all your grade consists of. But if you work hard you will get a good grade.
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One of the best English professors I've taken. She is very helpful and will answer any questions you have and she makes class interesting. Harder class though, it takes work and you have to write a response paper to every reading. Essay exams. Attendance is mandatory.
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She is a great professor. She's a very sweet person who is very knowledgeable. I have taken her twice and have had a good experience in both of her classes. Work load is fair, grading is fair. I would recommend her anytime!
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online class was really hard, went too fast. Would not put lectures up until the day the assignment was due
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Radhika is by far one of the worst teacher I have ever had. You MUST attend class everyday to take the participation assignments that are REALLY hard! The exams are impossible because they are completely based on the articles/textbook readings which are 30+ pages per night). DO NOT TAKE THIS CLASS!
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Señora Zahajko's was an "Intensive" class so it only last 5 weeks, so you have to engulf yourself in the class. I enjoyed it, and having Spanish before I really appreciated her style. Shes culturally rich with info, and breaks the language down very well. DO NOT take with very challenging classes, as this will consume you with HW, but take her!
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Dr. Jackson means well, but this is the most annoying class I have taken at RU thus far. We are constantly using SPSS, and unless you are fortunate and have it on your own personal computer, you will spend a lot of time on campus using those computers for homework. The lab section of this class is just a study block essentially. Avoid if possible
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Very good teacher! Its impossible to get anything lower than a B if you actually put forth effort. Alot of papers and group work, but by far the best teacher to choose for this senior level class!
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