This professor is astounding. She's respectful and enthusiastic. She's knowledgeable and genuinely cares about her students. Plus, she has a serious love for her subject. She shows amazing sea creatures during the class starts. She makes sure the information we learn is something we'll use and engaging. She even offers a cool optional trip to Charleston. The end of the course isn't too bad either. A short final paper is all, and occasionally, you can skip the exam. The only snag is the labs. Yes, they're simple enough to get through, but they were boring.

This professor is particular with grammar and will quickly give you a flat zero on a chat forum. During the first day of class a test with a hundred questions. Loads of work would suggest going with another teacher if you can.

This professor is nice. However, she's very unorganized and goes over the material in every lecture. She's hard to understand, both in what she does and what she says. And if you ask her about anything confusing, she snaps back at you rudely. Honestly, I didn't learn a thing all semester. My advice is if you want to learn something, avoid her class.

This professor talks a lot in class and goes super fast. You'll need to read the book for sure. My small-group teacher always ended class early and didn't help at all. There's homework every week and a couple of tests. Most of us in class were confused. His class isn't impossible. However, I didn't pass and neither did other students I knew.

I feel lucky to have her as my Bio 226 professor. She's just awesome. The way she teaches makes even the hardest topics easy to understand. She can take a hard lecture and explain it in a way that helps me get it. I'd take her class again and I think others should too.

This professor is unorganized. The separate website for textbook assignments was cool. However, the dates that were due on the Blackboard system didn't line up with the book's website. My assignments would disappear, or I'd get zero points for jobs I did on time or even before due. She wasn't great at communicating as well. Overall, I didn't like this class.

At first, I was scared to join this class but it turned out to be the best class I had all semester. This professor truly cares about us students more than anything else. He also wants us to try our hardest. The coolest part is that we spend the whole semester working on just one final paper. Everything else we do is just to help with that paper. There are no pointless essays as well.

She's one of the best teachers I've had. I had her for Accounting 1 and 2.

This professor is kind and his class wasn't tough. Despite that, I didn't enjoy his course. Sure, it was simple to get a good grade, but he had this habit of losing focus and ending up spinning stories. I joined him for a short semester and we would have lessons for three whole hours. He would spend the whole time narrating tales and then try to shove the actual material into an extra 15 minutes after class. It was absurd.

The best teacher I've had so far.

This is the absolute hardest class I've ever taken. This university has the worst ANP program. There's just way too much to learn. The lab tests are hard and don't feel fair. Even if you study a lot, you're doing good if you manage a 50. The lab work counts for half of the class grade. So if you do badly on one test, your whole grade suffers. If you have the chance, take this class at Blinn instead.

I've had here as a professor a couple of times for my Art Education Major. She's amazing. She is great at explaining things and takes the time to get to know her students. She lets us speak freely and do our own thing in class. Also, she's all for creating a sense of community, encouraging free speech, and promoting understanding. I don't like her class just because it's easy. I love it because she's great.

She's simply the top teacher in business school. She's nice and smart. I've been in almost all of her classes, even the ones about coding. She makes it so that the information we're learning is fun and simple to get. 100% would tell others to take her class.

I'm not a big fan of economics, but this professor was okay. His lectures often went off-topic, which made it hard to follow. I felt like just reading the textbook taught me more. On the plus side, there wasn't a lot of extra work to do for this class. We barely had any homework, and it wasn't even checked. Plus, all his tests were multiple-choice.

This professor is good. However, even though it's only a 3-credit online course, it feels like it takes up more time than a 5-credit course. Thanks for all the homework. Passing the class isn't too tough, but getting an A requires a lot of focus. The exams are not too difficult, but the quizzes can be a bit tricky and confusing.

This professor is awesome. I've had two classes with him. He taught me a ton, and he's dedicated about the course.

Every laboratory has its teaching assistant, and mine was a guy named Prawin. He was awesome. He's always ready to help and he wasn’t too tough when it came to grading. There are 10 labs in total and two extra ones you can do if you miss any. The labs aren’t very tough. Everything you need to know is in the manual, which you can get for free online. There were only a couple of labs that took the whole class period to finish. Plus, you have a whole week to turn in each lab report. The best part? Prawin gets rid of your lowest report score.

This class wasn't as tough as the reviews say. I only had to put in an hour or two on each assignment at most, and I did pretty well. Half of every quiz and test is just looking at graphs and understanding the independent and dependent variables. The rest of it comes directly from the notes and readings. So, all you have to do is open them up and scan through them while taking the quiz.

He's one of the greatest teachers I've had here. Her lessons are amazing and the reading isn't boring or long. She wants you to learn and talk about stuff, rather than just give you tons of homework. Just make sure you do the readings and talk in class and you'll do great.

Unless you love to read a lot, you might not want to take this class. The toughest part is that her tests are very detailed based on her talks in class. Although she uploads her PowerPoint presentations online, she adds many more details during the actual lecture. So, if you skip a class, you'll miss a good chunk of vital info. Personally, her lectures weren't for me because she talked too slowly and I had a hard time staying focused.