Enjoyed class. Hard to do bad in: she gives short list of what will be on tests (5/10 for ID, 2/5 for short essay) and says exactly how she wants it formatted. I didn't miss a single point. Not her fault if ppl don't study. Can be long-winded, but usually interesting. Extremely knowledgable lady.

It’s just immature to criticize a professor on the basis of the accent with which she speaks.Though her class has too few pt. opportunities, the work&exms are fair.Nevr any surprises. She'sKnowledgeable, obliging, and understanding;you simply need to talk to her.If ur paying attn,asking ?s,&taking notes,there's really noway you can't ace theclass.

She's got a really strong accent but you get used to it. I found the class extremely interesting. But i guess you really have to enjoy art to like this class.

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i really liked her.very nice and willing to help anytime.she knows her stuff and her passion really contributes to the friendly and informative learning environment.accent didn't get in my way of learning, i appreciated her knowledge and background in the subject more.enjoyed the class even if i'm not an art major at all!

I originally took this class just to get rid of my Art requirement so I didn't really care. But when we got to the material and she started teaching us all about it, my attitude changed completely. She's a pretty good teacher and LITERALLY gives you all the answers for all the tests you'll ever take in the class - as long as you take good notes.

Mrs. Trent is a good teacher. She speaks with an accent so the things she says can be hard to comprehend in the beginning but you'll get used to it. There's very little work in her class, she just lectures about paintings on the overhead screen (which can be boring). And she grades easy if you touch on the points. Strict on attendance and participation.

I love art so I loved this class. I got an A overall because I aced the papers and tests. If you have a good memory you'll pass this class easy even if you don't like art. I'm really good visually so it was a piece of cake memorizing the art pieces and their dates. Go to class, listen carefully, memorize the art pieces and you'll get an A.

Great teacher. Excellent knowledge of the subject. A must class for all art students. Excellent class for those students who plan transfer to a 4 yr school and need to improve their writing and sudy skills. If you are looking for an easy clas that you don't have to attend then you should not take this class. You may want to reconsider college also.

She has knowledge but stuggles to deliever it to the student. Communication with student is sometimes confusing. However, she is willing to help you. You can show your project the day before its due and she will tell you to fix if anything is wrong. YOU WILL GET FULL CREDIT on that assignment if you fix it. If JUST you want A take her class.

Her class is so-so. People are saying it's hard, but to be honest it's just like any other class. Participation and attendance make up a good part of your grade. She is of boring, but you'll gain an interest in art after a while. Her class is hard considering it's an Art History Class. If you're not stupid, then you can definitely pass this class.

Mrs. Trent is very "unique." Her class is very repetitive/routine: go to class, sign-in, look at pieces of artwork via slideshow, then quizzes/exams whenever scheduled. Her class can be seen as easy, but it's fairly difficult considering it's an art history class. Fair work load, just focus and you'll do fine.

Trent is awesome, I found her entertaining for ArtH (a subject I have absoultely no previous experience with). A lot is based on studying but if you do a basic level of work you'll be fine. She goes above and beyond for her students! She'll try really hard to help you succeed and gives lots of 2nd chances. I had a hard time at first with the accent

Professor Trent made ancient art history relevant to today. She made the class very interesting. The research papers are my favorite and are good preparation for continuing on to a 4-yr school.

Her class is extremely easy on a daily basis. She grades essays and quizzes VERY easily. The midterm/final are A LOT of memorization (60-100 art pieces, but she will only ask about 25). It feels almost impossible. But if you make flashcards and just memorize, you will do good. Her class is boring, but routinely. I stay on my phone the whole time

Her class is fairly simple and straightforward. 100 points for the class total. 50 total for both the midterm n final. The other 50 split between about 3 quizzes, 2 essays and a 20 pt paper. She provides study guides for her two exams, which helps. Work is spread out so there is plenty of time. The class isn't hard (coming from a lazy guy).

I honestly don't know how it is possible to hate this professor, she is literally the sweetest person. She is so helpful and lenient, just get to know her on a personal basis and you will see her sweeter side- trust me!

Professor Trent is a very caring and kind professor. She truly wants students to succeed. She will go out of her way to help you and she is genuinely passionate about Art History. Don't interrupt her during lectures and do all of the 5 easy assignments and you'll do great.

First of all, her name isn't Anna, it's Anni. Yes, she has an accent, but she barely mispronounces. I'm taking her right now and will take another one with her in the Spring. It's the easiest Art class ever. She explains everything clearly. Her grading is also very very lenient. So, do the work and get an A or blame yourself.

Easiest class I have ever taken. I didn't even need the book. The midterm was TF questions. Her class was actually pretty fun but she expects everyone to contribute to lecture at least once. I honestly spent the whole semester reading game of thrones and easily passed.

Mrs Trent is passionate about art history and I learned more in her class than I thought possible. Some students do not like her, but they tend to be lazy students with no sense of personal accountability. Mrs Trent has no patience for excuses or laziness and her accent is not an impediment. Be prepared to learn and you will do well in her class.

I think the people that gave Professor Trent a low score are the students that expect a grade for showing up and breathing. This professor is extremely knowledgable and will help those who ask. Do not expect an easy A out of this class, you will have to work for it -as it should be. I learned so much from this professor and had fun too!

If you're doing the work and you're best, she'll go the distance for you. She's really into her work and she's one of my favorite professors. However, don't think the classes are easy; she definitely doesn't suffer any bull. As kind as she will be to you, if you wikipedia your paper, it won't slide. Not too heavy a workload but do the reading!!!

Attendance is mandatory because her exams are based on lectures. She grades fairly; as long as you do what she asks, you will get a good grade. This is not a "show up and get an A" type of class - do your assignments! She is a good teacher, I learned a lot, and she got me interested in art. Textbook is cheap and needed for the pictures.

Kind of intimidating at first, but enjoyable as time went on. The class itself has four essays, two quizzes, midterm, and final. No tests! It was pretty easy as long as you took notes and payed attention to lectures. You HAVE to put in the effort to get the grade you want. She has a greek accent but very understandable. She is funny, but strict!

Super easy grading. Light on quizzes, exams are easy. Artwork identification is the hardest part of studying (memorize 100 of them, only identify 10 on the test), exams are super easy. Didn't read the textbook, didn't study, still had 100%. Assignments sometimes unclear, she doesn't like to be interrupted in class, but mostly friendly. Accent.

I am in the fourth week of her class. She seems to be a nice professor who doesn't give a lot of work. Yes she does have an accent but it is not that bad. I am hard of hearing and sit all the way in the back and I can still understand her just fine. Honestly the only way to fail this class is quite simply not showing up.

Very interesting lectures. Learned a lot! Fair grader, encourages class participation. Accessible after class.

Overall easy A. Make sure to do all of the assignments. She is very lenient on grading. The tests are based on information regarding images that we learn during lectures. You either can take notes everyday and study those, or simply crack open the book and learn it from there. Just know all the information of the pictures from the study guide.

She's really nice and I enjoyed her class. She doesn't give out too much homework but it's important to take notes during lectures to use as a study guide for tests so attendance is important. She does a couple of typed up essays which are not bad and one group assignment.

I've taken both ARTH 300 and ARTH 333 with her. ARTH 300 is the easiest class ever and it's almost a guaranteed A. Her ARTH 333 class is confusing because its much more about actual history than the art. Overall she's really nice. The class is boring but easy.

"ARE WE GOOD???"

She's quirky, she repeats herself a lot, she has a cool accent. She gets angry about stupid questions really quickly. She's picky about papers, yet she has juvenile requirements (like fill up the white space that MLA format requires for the header with another sentence at the end). She's fun if you pay attention to lecture.

I loved taking Prof. Trent's class so much that I'm enrolled in another already! As long as you attend class, she gives you ALL the information you'll be tested on during the lectures, and all other assignments are relatively easy to complete. Extremely easy to pass if you put forth some effort! Take good notes A!

Professor Trent is really nice and smart. You can tell she loves what she teaches which is probably why she talks a lot about each artwork/movement/artist. Make sure you write down everything, even if it's not on the power point.

She's a good teacher, BUT she lectures the moment class starts until the very end, so it gets extremely boring. People fall asleep in this class. Don't get me wrong, her class is very easy. Extremely lenient on grading, and she's really adorable, but... you get very sleepy in this class.

Great Professor. She's very passionate about this field. Sometimes can sound rude and mindless but overall she's a sweet soul who genuinely wants people to pass her class. It's super easy!

This lady is amazing, you will have more writing assignments than one might expect from ARTHist but they're easy. She lectures long but its totally fascinating because she draws from real life. Definitely not a by the book professor. Take her! The class isn't hard at all, but still use her office hours for assignments and thank me later.

Uses Canvas unlike most professors. Attendance is mandatory up until a certain point, then there's no point in going to class because her lectures are useless, as she clearly gives you what will be on the midterm/final in study guides on Canvas. Papers are easy grades as long as you follow the prompts and do them. Beware of 1 pop quiz though.

I took her class as a joke/ to fill an IGETC requirement and it ended up being pretty interesting. She doesn't have a lot of things to grade but it isn't hard to do well on them. I don't care about art at all and got an A in this class. Her paper requirements are somewhat specific but easy to follow. In one instance, she was very rude to a peer.

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Prof. Trent is a great art history teacher, and really passionate about what she teaches. Show up, take notes, do the essays, you're good to go, simple as that. Keep in mind there are 3 essays and two papers in this class, along with a group presentation. I took three of her classes at the same time along with 12 other units and passed with A's.

The online class was incredibly easy. Powerpoint slides are a short summary of each chapter and mostly consist of pictures and a few definitions. You read the textbook but only the parts she tells you to. Weekly HW, follow instructions exactly and write a paragraph. Exams are multiple choice, open book. Essay required. Class has few points.

Initially comes across as rude BUT is not, just believes in students doing the right thing and paying attention in class, once I started participating, she was always available by email even during the pandemic and offered feedback to help before turning assignments in for a final grade. She would proofread and offer advice if you submitted early

Professor Trent was a great and helpful professor. She was clear with her instructions and the first day of classes, she gave us a list of the assignments, quizzes, and project along with the due date. She didn't require any attendance as long as you turned in the work on time. She's firm on the due date and there is no excuse for late work.

I took this as a summer online course in 4 weeks. Requirements as far as attendance, I dont know. The textbook is needed. You will be reading out of it frequently. The material was never difficult. Very easy to get an A when effort is applied. Gives feedback on every assignment and seems genuinely interested in our opinions and ideas.

Initially was hard to understand because of language barrier but started attending office hours for clarification and was smooth sailing from that point. She was always available to look over your assignment before the due date and make suggestions. Paper due every week but an easy A. Avery sincere and caring professor but does not like slackers

I took her ARTH 311 class Fall 2020, so completely online due to COVID. She didn't do zoom calls and treated it like a normal online class. Your entire grade was worth 100 points made of 8 assignments, a midterm and final, and a research paper. Grading was easy, as long as you did the work and met requirements, you should pass.

just pay attention to the syllabus and youll be okay. only 100 possible points and no late exceptions. assignments are due every friday. youll do great as long as you dont miss any assignments. take her!!!!