I had Corey a few years ago for Lab, and she was absolutely fantastic; having said that, she expects her students to put in the effort and does NOT hand out obligatory 4.0 grades to get students into programs. You put forth the effort and act like you care about actually learning something and she will respond in kind. Oh, and she's cute, too!

There's a lot of reading, but I ended up finding that simply going off of her power points was most helpful. She goes really fast in lecture, so prepare to get frustrated, but she is a solid prof, and her labs are awesome! She expects you to do the work, and earn your grade.

Cory Hanley is a very easy BIO 227 instructor if you know how to study. I went to a total of 2 lectures, and got an A on every exam. Most of the reviews on this website are freshman who were not prepared to study hard. An A on the exams is easy if you read the chapters, do the end of the chapter questions, quiz yourself, and read her powerpoints.

I enjoyed Cory Hanley's class. She does talk very quickly, but if you pay attention it can be an interesting class. Studying is a must! Not an easy class, but if you pay attention when she teaches and keep up with all of your work you can pass with a good grade. Read the chapters assigned.

Cory is so nice. She often seems flustered when class starts but then she quickly gains her footing. Be prepared though because Cory talks super fast and that's not great for an Anatomy and Physiology class. However, Cory is always willing to explain things afterwards. Not super personable but it definitely could be worse

Cory is a great professor. She lectures extremely fast with a lot of info so it's smart to print out her powerpoints, makes it easier to follow along. Although there's a lot covered in class and it's easy to get lost, as long as you utilize the LA sessions and study the content the tests are easy. Attendance isn't mandatory but you get test Q's.

She's a very knowledgeable teacher, and she will gladly answer any questions you have about the subject. However, I can't write fast enough to keep up with her lecturing PowerPoints before she's onto the next slide. Don't take this class if you're taking other difficult classes. This class will take all your study time as it did mine.

She does tests straight out of the book so if you read and mark up the chapters for the test youll be fine. Go to the lectures because she gives out potential test questions and answers word for word each day.

I took her in 227, and struggled a lot, but 228 has been much easier mainly because you're learning each system of the body and how it works. She still talks fast, so I reverted to taking notes on Word. Class is not mandatory, but it's smart to go and listen. Lecture ppts can be accessed via BB, and she gave one ex credit assignment over break.

This class is definitely hard, but thats more of the material than the teacher. Its very lecture heavy, but all of the test is over the powerpoints. If you study the slides and really know the material on them youll get an A on the tests. The material is straightforward, as are the tests. Homeworks are easy, a nice boost to your grade.

This class got really bad reviews for being so hard, but Im not sure why. She has very clear grading criteria, gives her phone number to students in case we need her outside of class, and gives us broken down study guides of exactly whats on the test. Plus, theres lots of extra work to hold your grade up in case you dont do well on tests.

Cory is a great prof. Previous reviews say that her class is hard, thats because the subject is hard. She packs a lot of info into her lectures like any other a&p prof has to but she explains things very well & only tests you on stuff she went over in lecture. No trick questions. She wants you to succeed. I will be taking her again for future class

Attendance isn't really mandatory, but it makes a huge difference if you show up to lecture versus skipping. Hanley's lectures follow the textbooks really closely, so going into lecture is very helpful. She is very nice and always makes time at the end of class for people who have questions or missed something in lecture.

Cory is a great instructor. Go to class, take notes and you will do well. She is incredibly smart and feedback during lectures is always mind-blowing because she can take it to the next level. She is straight forward in her lectures as well as her tests. Study hard and you will do well.

Such an amazing professor! This class is definitely difficult, however Cory is so knowledgable about the content so she makes the experience much less daunting. The exams are hard, but if you show up to class, pay attention to the lectures and take notes, you will succeed! Also highly recommend going to the LA sessions. I would take from her again!

Probably the best bio 227 teacher you will get at Boise state however I feel like I have taught myself everything just because she does have a lot of family issues pop up (Maybe just because of the whole pandemic happening) but her zooms are not consistent and dont cover all material on test so reading the textbook will get you the grades!

I mean anat & phys is hard as it is and Cory did her best teaching the material. Exams are hard but that wasn't a surprise. Cory is really caring about her students even if it may take some time to respond. Go to the LA sessions they are extra credit. She offers other extra credit too. Study in advance for the exams and you'll pass.

Im very glad I had Cory Hanley as a professor. I was very scared from hearing horror stories about other professors in 227, and I was very lucky to have professor who is so understanding and caring. She extended the test due dates through the weekend, drops your lowest test score, and all work (besides tests and critical learning) was due may 7!

A&P requires dedication. The sheer amount of content covered requires hours of studying, reading, and practicing. Hanley provided more than enough resources to succeed, super helpful. She made accommodations and offered extra credit. Everything is provided, it is up to you. Best advice, don't fall behind. Your grade reflects your effort. Good Luck

This was definitely a hard class, but Professor Hanley was so understanding. She gave us extended time to take the tests, and even offered extra credit. Would definitely take another class from her in the future.

By far the best professor I have ever had. She makes A&P so much easier to comprehend, and is super easy to reach out to. Even in a family emergency she had her students in mind and gave us an extension for all exams. Truly couldn't recommend her enough. Watch the lecture videos and you are golden!!

Cory Hanley is a great person and this course was lecture-heavy. You didn't have to log into Zoom each class and could watch pre-recorded lectures which offered flexibility but this class has a lot of difficult content that you have to spend significant time learning. Hanley is very understanding and extended exam dates for a personal emergencies.

I have had Professor Hanley for 227 and 228. She is a great instructor who cares very much about helping her students. I took 228 online in 7 weeks, and though there were no live lectures, she had all of her lectures recorded from prior classes. Watch the lectures (I used 1.5x speed for time), read the book, and do the homework and you'll do fine.

Prof. Hanley was a great lecturer. Personally I needed to attend lectures in person to stay motivated, but they were available online as pre-recorded videos. Stay on top of McGraw Hill and do the readings. You'll do just fine.

Cory is genuinely interested in a&p and that shows in her lectures. Its a hard class but if you put in the work and go to LA sessions youll get a good grade. Cory is understanding and will extend deadlines or reopen assignments. She cancels class sometimes but always posts recordings of what she wouldve lectured on.

All homework is due end of semester so that's neat. Professor can be hard to reach but is very knowledgeable. Lenient grader and good amount of extra credit. A&P is one of the most retaken classes because you need to study a lot. Memorize almost every bone, every muscle, and all the major nerves. People don't get that on the first try.

This class is extremely difficult no matter what teacher you take. Corey really helped me succeed in this class because she made her own slideshows instead of using the textbooks. In class she tells you what is on the test and has study guides for each chapter. Overall I could take her again in 228.

She is a great lecturer and often will go more in depth than necessary, but she does it to give a good foundation and solid understanding of the concept. She is awesome to talk to and more than willing to answer questions.

Hanley is the best professor for A&P. The class is tough for everyone but Hanley is the most forgiving. All assignments are due at the end of the semester and the proctored exams are simple. I didn't go to class, I would read the chapter while making a quizlet then do the Smartbook and quiz for the week. Don't forget the critical thinkings.

This class is perceived to be hard to pass but it actually isn't. If you study and go to open lab and the LA sessions each week and study outside of school you'll be good. Most people that take this class don't realize how much time you have to put into it. If you have a job while taking this class I suggest you quit. She's the best teacher for 227

As long as you stay on top of the work & study plenty, you should be fine. Definitely attend the LA study sessions as much as you can, they help out a lot. The lectures can be quite lengthy, but they aren't mandatory. Also, make sure you finish the work as you cover the modules since it's really easy to get behind.

Class subject is just tough on it's own. Cory herself is a decent professor who gives your what you need. The exams just take everyone out. It's hard to prepare and exams leave you feeling like you never knew what to study, I recommend getting on quizlets! But it's not Hanley's fault the class content is rough.

This class is very difficult so if you want to pass, I suggest going to all the la sessions and even get a one-on-one tutor. Cory is a good teacher, but the exams take people out since they carry all the weight and homework carries little to no weight. You need at least 20 hours a week for studying if you want to pass since there is so much info.

despite this class being so hard, I think Cory helped me get the grade I got. she had good lectures and i actually learned a lot from. she also provides study guides and lots of materials to help you in this class. going to LA sessions and doing your own studying is KEY to succeeding in this class.

Most people who came to review Cory struggled with Anatomy and Physiology. News Flash: ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY IS A HARD CLASS AND IT IS NOT THE TEACHER'S FAULT! Professor Hanley gives you all the materials, resources, and time needed to succeed. It is up to you to use those materials. She is honestly a fantastic lecture teacher.

GET A 1 ON 1 TUTOR! This is a tough class, but there are a lot of resources out there like 1 on 1 tutoring. My tutor was an LA for the class, and he was really helpful, because he made a weekly schedule for me and focused on things that I would likely see on the tests.

Cory Hanley is by far the best professor for this class. This course is very difficult but Cory wants her students to understand the material! Her video lectures were the most helpful and the LA sessions were good too!

I retook this class and taking it with Hanley made it so much more bearable. She will practically tell you whats not on the test during lecture and is willing to extend exams. She is entertaining even during boring topics and is a very good professor.

THIS CLASS IS SO HARD. Although,Cory is a great professor that truly wants students to succeed. She offers so many great resources to help pass this class and its up to you to put in the WORK to pass. I recommend going to LA sessions and possibly getting a personal tutor to further help understand difficult concepts.

Biol 227 is hard no matter who you take it with, however, Hanely made it easy. I took both lecture and lab online, and I'm taking 228 online as well. The labs were easy. I would spend the day doing her exam reviews right before taking the exam, and it helped me a lot. Lab and lecture exams were proctored by proctorio.

I have heard this is a very hard class to pass, but that wasnt my experience. She sets the course up to make it as easy as possible. You get alot of automatic 100% for just doing the assignment. There are 5 lecture exams and those are hard but you just have to study. The lab portion is a whole other class that was honestly more time consuming.

Professor Hanley sincerely wants her students to be successful in a difficult class. Students have to put in the work to understand the concepts but as a professor she provides a lot of resources and good lectures to help you get through it.

Cory is a great professor. This course can be easy if you take the time to study for it. She gives you all the information you will need to be successful in this course. ATTEND LA SESSIONS EVERY WEEK!!

I took her for Biol 227 & 228 online. The subject is hard no matter who you take it with, but she breaks it down for you. She changed all due dates, including exams, to finals week, which was nice. She gave 10 extra credit points, which helped a lot. All exams are proctored and fairly graded.

Remember when signing up for this class, it is going to be hard no matter which professor you take. However Cory is the best for A&P. She is extremely organized and knows exactly what she is lecturing about. Her tests are about what she lectures on so if you read the textbook and study her slides, you will be more than prepared for the test.

Cory is great with her students and wants to help them succeed. Things are pretty straight forward to follow along with, the exams were a struggle for me personally but she lectures well overall and wants to help where she can!

She clearly knows what she is talking about. Bio is a challenging class but she lays it out pretty well. Could be a bit more engaging. Typically just reads right off the slides but her information directly relates to the exams. As long as you apply yourself you will do great! Test are taken at home but are proctored with a camera.

amazing and very reasonable if you need an extension, just read the book and go to lecture!

She gave 10 point super easy extra credit at end and also 40 extra points to everyone in the class because apparently other professors let you correct your exams while she didn't. What you were supposed to do was clear. Look at this girls "Sydneymclean304050" quizlet, it saved me. Whole class is just memorization, just don't fall behind in studying

I knew that anatomy was going to be hard, but Hanley made it simple. Her lecture slides were super helpful for the exams, and she is very easy to talk to. Hanley really cares about her students, that is one of the reasons why I think she is an amazing professor. I recommend getting a tutor, and go to LA sessions, it will help you prepare for exams

Take Hanley for Anatomy! I had her in spring for Bio 227 and am currently in her online Bio 228 course. This class is hard, but she makes it doable. She only quizzes on what she covers in lectures- and she knows the content well. Reasonable amounts of homework. Also very kind and easy to work with. *If you are struggling, go to LA sessions!

I took Hanley in the spring semester for 227, and decided to take Hanley's class again, which is BIOL 228 this summer class. I liked how Hanley gave us a schedule to do this and that, because it made me feel more organized. The exams were hard, so just study everyday and you should be good. She also gave us extra credit assignments. Best professor!