I took her in May which i've heard was even harder than regular semester. She is a great professor and although her tests are difficult she is preparing you for how they test in medical schoolgrad school. Attend every lecture, party room especially when Natasha is there and form STUDY GROUPS - cannot stress that enough. Don't be discouraged

She's an awesome professor with a great personality and a love for teaching. I recommend that you record the lectures and listen to them with your notes out to study for this class. Reading the book is a nice supplement, but everything on her exams comes from the lectures. Also keep up with the discussion posts on Carmen.

She offers many opportunities to get help on the subject as well as extra credit to fluff your grade after receiving blows on tests. Read. the questions. carefully. At first glance the answers can seem obvious, but more often than not, there's a catch or a secret "not" hidden somewhere in there. Practice reading and attend "Party hours".

Second time taking the course (thankful for frosh. forgiveness) and I found it easier the second time WITH THE RIGHT MINDSET. You must attend every lecture and make time to understand her style or testing. Very difficult to pass without attending lecture or using resources. Weekly Exams are HARD Midterm and Final are moderate.

I saw a lot of people bash her for being hard. I guarantee those people didn't study enough. The party room was helpful, though I didn't go very often because of other classeswork. You will always get the grade you deserve with her. She also figured out how to give partial credit on multiple choice exams. One exam a week so get ready for that

This class was a huge wake-up call to me in terms of studying. Get ready to put many hours into this course. Much of the time the questions on the weekly tests have secret "nots" and purposefully misspelledsimilar words to throw you off. This class will make you an expert (and paranoid) test taker. Dr. Bronson is helpful and funny, though.

If you want to do well you are going to have to pay attention to every single little detail. "it is the state at which the body is held at a specific VALUE point" was an incorrect answer because it should have said "SET point" ... every question on every WEEKLY exam has answers like this. good luck. you'll learn a lot if you try

Lectures are very clear, but be sure to write down every single thing from the slides as well as every thing she says. Weekly exams are super specific and tricky which is why you need to memorize your notes almost verbatim. Luckily there are tons of chances for extra credit. Definitely read the syllabus and ANYTHING on Carmen.

Everyone is bagging on Dr. Bronson but she's honestly one of the nicest professors I've had. Yes her class is hard, but this is a weed-out class for many majors and she can't just give out free grades. Definitely take advantage of the party room, reviews, and discussion boards and you'll do fine. A lot of studying but it pays off! Good luck!

The class itself is very difficult but also incredibly interesting. Anyone taking this class is definitely doing so because it is required, so if you put in hard work you can do fine. Record the lectures, go to review sessions, and keep up with material. The tests are VERY different and tough, no matter what they will not be easy. Great teacher.

I took this during May (worst decision EVER). I spent 8 hours every single day & ended up with a D. I went to the party rooms & everything. Her tests are impossible even though you know the material like the back of your hand. TAKE THIS CLASS WITH ANYONE BUT HER.

Dr. Bronson was the best professor I have had at OSU so far. Her class is tough but if you record the lectures, go to every class (even though they are early), go to party room, and review sessions you will be successful. She knows her class is hard so she gives plenty of extra credit and resources outside of class. Lectures are engaging and funny.

This class is extremely difficult! I still managed to get a B without ever attending lecture however, I would not recommend that approach for anyone else. She is extremely generous with the extra credit. She give you 60 free points for just filling out the scantron right. Good teacher, hardest class you will ever take.

Very in depth material. Exam every week. Offers a lot of study help (via discussion boards and "party room"). Extra credit often pertains to something mentioned from lecture, but extra credit is given for every test. And make sure you read directions for every single thing she hands out!! Pay attention and study (DON'T FALL BEHIND) and you'll pass.

This class is tough, and she knows it. She is very specific with her test questions. However, I have never had a professor at OSU who tries this hard to help her students. There are countless help hours available, online discussion boards, and lots of extra credit. Record the lectures and put the time in, and you'll do well.

This class is exactly what the syllabus says it is- definitely read the syllabus thoroughly! Dr. B. makes class enjoyable, the party room (office hours) and online discussion boards work very well, so if you utilize your resources you can do well. Definitely take this class only whenif you have time to prioritize it over everything else.

Very interesting class and you learn a lot. There is indeed a quiz every week and she really makes you apply your knowledge from the class into the questions on each quiz. Really makes you think. Her office hours are amazing though, she has it almost every day. Tough class but take good notes and for sure go to "party room" (i.e. office hours).

This course does not test knowledge, but instead it tests your ability to answer trick questions. Do your best to take Physiology with a different professor, as the course is honestly not worth the stress. Just came here to verify what other posters said about the course.

Dr. Bronson is a great lecturer. Currently enrolled in her class and I love the class. Her exams are difficult, you need to not just memorize the material, but be able to complete synthesis questions regarding them. She provides extra credit, she's entertaining to lecture to, always willing to help. Would take her again. You will need to study alot

No lie, this is the hardest 3 credit hour class you will ever take. A quiz every week that end up being worth more than the midterm and final combined. She basically gives you 75 free points for filling out your scantron right. Try not to skip class because she doesn't post the lectures online. Keep up with studying and DO NOT FALL BEHIND

This is the best and most interesting class i have taken at OSU so far. Dr. B really cares about her students and gives them plenty of resources to succeed if they're willing to put in the effort. There are many opportunities for extra credit and easy points. There is a lot of material but she is an excellent professor.

Hardest class I have taken to date at OSU. You have an exam every week that is full of analogies and trick questions that sometimes just seems to test if you can guess what the correct answer is. My advice: do not skip lecture and record it. Study early because to do well you have to know everything inside-out

This class is definitely one of the hardest I've taken at Ohio state. It's definitely doable if you put your mind to it but be prepared to spend a LOT of time studying for weekly exams. She gives extra credit but there is no curve. Exams are extremely tricky though

Loved her as a professor, but the class was full of A TON of information (like 8 pages of notes for a quiz) that made it difficult to learn and understand everything before tests. Interesting class with lots of extra credit to help, but expect to put most of your efforts into this class. Notes were not posted online so recorder might help.

Wanted to give a clearer description- Dr. B was one of my favorite professors. The weekly exams aren't "easy," but if you truly utilize the resources (i.e Party Room, exam reviews, etc) and can keep up with the material, the class is amazing. Dr. B is always willing to help and offers a TON of extra credit. Don't be frightened by old posts on here!

Dr. Bronson was my favorite professor. She offers a lot of resources and really cares about the material she's teaching. The weekly exams are a test of knowledge and application. Learn how to read the questions and answers THOROUGHLY or you'll fail all of them. Definitely utilize the party room and discussion boards if you want a decent grade.

There is a quiz every week and they are HARD. However, there is a ton of extra credit. I got Mostly B's and C's and some D's on the quizzes, but with the pop quizzes (check carmen everyday), and all the extra credit she gives out (read every discussion and directions), I walked out with a B. Record lectures, go over it with notes, attend reviews.

One of the best professors I have had at OSU. Her explanations make physiology more simple. Her tests are difficult, I studied a minimum of 5 hours for each. If you attend lecture and pay attention you can do well. The midterm and final boost your grade along with weekly extra credit.

This class is tough, and it is said to be a weed out for pre-med, pre-vet, and pre-dent. Now, let's face it, those classes in professional school will be tougher than this. If you cannot handle this class, med school might not suit you. RECORD the lectures and write every SINGLE DETAIL she said. It will be on the exam! Exams on every Friday!

The class is definitely challenging, but not impossible. You must go to lectures, and recording and listening to them helps tremendously. There's a test every week, and they're pretty difficult, but you get 3 exam drops, and the midterm and final are old questions from previous tests. It's a great class, but you have to work for your grade tbh.

Get ready to work for your grade! There are weekly exams, each worth 36 points, that require multiple hours of studying to prepare for them. With a lot of hard work, devotion to studying for this class, somewhere between ten and fifteen hours a week, and utilizing the resources given to you, you can pass this class.

If Bronson needed a leg, I would cut off my leg in a heartbeat.

take advantage of the party room, record lectures, use the discussion boards. definitely the most work i've ever put in for a 3 credit hour class. her tests are games trying to trick you and even if you think you know the information you probably don't. may the odds be in your favor if you have to take phys with bronson.

Physiology is NOT easy, but Dr. Bronson makes it all possible. She gives you all the resources to succeed in her class and she does care about her students. Her weekly exams aren't set up for you to fail her class. Her goal is to make sure you know the basic and can apply it. If you put in the time & effort, you shouldn't have anything to complain

Record lecture, remember all analogies, read discussion boards, and GO TO THE PARTY ROOM. Yes, the weekly tests are hard, but Dr. Bronson gives tons of extra credit and plenty of resources to learn and understand the material. Dr. Bronson is the best professor I've had, and she is also pretty funny!

Dr. B really has your best interest at heart with this class. She gives you plenty of opportunities to get your questions answered with the outside resources and really wants you to do well. This class has awesome TAs, too. Record lectures and try to be able to recite your notes. Make this class a priority and you will be fine.

You can tell Dr. Bronson REALLY cares about her students learning the material. Read the carmen discussion boards and go to the party room!!! The exams are pretty challenging and not only test your knowledge of the material, but also your ability to put together pieces of material in a way that may not have been explicitly said in lecture.

The material we cover in class seems straightforward but the weekly exams are application questions that are ridiculous scenarios that distract you from remembering what you learn. Barely had enough time to finish any of them. Another reason why it was so difficult to focus.

Dr. Bronson teaches an extremely difficult class, but she is able to convey nearly every single concept in class very clearly. She always uses analogies, and different ways of remembering things. Write down literally everything she says including analogies (she uses them for extra credit), and at least start memorizing 4 days before each quiz.

Dr. Bronson is very passionate about physiology and I loved learning from her in class. Great person, but weekly exams are tough and should be studied for. Record lectures and don't skip! If you pay attention the information is very interesting and she always makes it so that the lecture is participating by asking questions. Highly recommend her.

This class was definitely tough. Don't skip class and definitely record the lectures. Exams every week that are very specific. However, Dr. Bronson wants you to succeed and has so many resources available to help you. Including virtually 24/7 help on the class discussion boards. She's very sneaky about extra credit, pay attention to everything.

Definitely one of the hardest classes I've taken. Go to EVERY lecture (yes, even the 6:50am). Pay really good attention because she will give bonus questions on all exams about random things she mentions in lecture. Exams weekly so review often! Utilize the practice exams and go to the tutor room often because exams are just plain HARD.

Very tough class. Need to go to lecture and all extra outside of class offerings. Mostly graded by exams only.

Great teacher!!! But very unorganized when grading exams. Most people's grades are not posted if the Scantron isn't filled out correctly. Her scantron requirements are NOT normal, rows and seats are assigned to everyone. There are 400+ people in one lecture hall, and all TAs are expected to assign seats to every single person. VERY messy.

Wow, as a nursing major. This will be the most difficult prereq you will have, I guarantee it. She is a great professor but her exams are ridiculously difficult if you don't spend each week studying, with that, weekly exams. Exams are the only things that are graded in this course. If you have to take anatomy as well, take that first then physio.

Great lecturer, impossible quizzes. Be ready to study VERY hard. Go to all of the review sessions, take bomb notes, record lectures and listen to them later. Her quizzes are extremely difficult. There are not words strong enough to say how much I despise her quizzes. I'm a straight A student and I studied my butt off for her class just to pass.

The material itself is pretty easy. If you aren't good at critical reasoning than I recommend a different physiology class. Had to drop my 3 exams quickly but eventually figured it out. Had to utilize review sessions and TA room to keep up. There's no need to shout in lecture or use terrible puns. Take it at the 6:50 time; class is smaller.

Ok enough has been said about how tough this course is (it is I don't deny that!!) but having scored an A for this here's my breakdown on how to survive (and ace) this class: Record lectures, and revise your notes while listening to them, go to the party rooms (like twice a week) to clarify doubts and concepts you're unsure of, and go for Kahoot!!

Also to add, don't dwell so much on the discussion posts! I only browse through them the night before each Quiz to catch her posts and take a quick look at the Phys Cafe contents for sneaky Extra Credit stuffs. Apart from that, pay attention to Bron bron's very funny jokes/facts in lectures cuz she turns those into EC questions for quizzes!

DO NOT TAKE THIS CLASS WHILE TAKING ANATOMY. They are both classes that require a lot of time to study and prepare for. She is funny is a dry way and is fair but this is basically a class teaching you how to pay close attention and read questions. Make sure to always read directions and check her posts. Application and lecture heavy course

Only take this class if you need it. Material is pretty simple, but weekly 8am exams are written to trick you. Over time, you get used to the questions and it gets easier. Offers around 5 EC per exam. To do well, you have to dedicate all your time to this class. She does a good job of explaining material. Say goodbye to thirsty thursdays.

Dr. B was my favorite teacher! -WEEKLY EXAMS How I did it: -TYPE your notes quickly -Study how YOU study... change it if needed! - Study A LOT! -Record Lecture to brush up (Audacity) -Go to the Party Room (office hours) IF you are struggling that week -Night Before / Morning of Exam: Review everything! KEY- Have ONE study partner... meet WEEKLY

If you are premed or dentistry, this class will definitely help you prepare for grad school. If you are pre-nursing or other, I think you better take a different class. It's an intro level weed-out course designed to deconstruct and rebuild how you learn and retain info, then apply to tricky situations. With a little physiology added in.

Weekly tests are hard to interpret especially since they're only 20 minutes long. The class itself sucks, but what you learn and the level you have to study to get a decent grade is beneficial. Definitely good for pre med/dental students.

She expects you to put in a LOT of work outside of class to do well. Go to kahoot, party room, and the review every week to get all the extra credit points. Only read the phys cafe on the discussion board, that's where most extra credit ?'s come from and the other boards are unhelpful and take up too much time. Put in the work and you'll succeed.

This class sucked. I only took it cause I heard it'd help for the MCAT, because it isn't an elective for microbiology majors. It's a lot of extra work for only 3 credits, but I guess the material does stick. She could make it less annoying and probably teach just as effectively. Weekly exams? Gimme a break.

the tests arent too bad but in the end i felt like i was more grubbing for points than i was actually learning. her tests dont seem to examine your knowledge of the material as much as your memory of her analogies, which are somewhat helpful but... not something i wanted to be solely tested over. party room is a must.

Dr. Bronson is a great lecturer making those early mornings pretty interesting with her humor. But, she makes this course way more difficult than it should be with all of her analogies trying to get the main points across and then making you decipher them to understand it. There are WEEKLY exams that are hard to understand many times. GO TO CLASS

Weekly exams are tricky but the extra credit helps. Make sure you're writing the answers to ALL THREE test versions in the party room each week, because she likes to reuse questions verbatim on the final (but not the exact same verbatim answers, so make sure you're understanding why each answer is correct/incorrect!) You'll be OK - just study a lot

she puts way too much into a three credit hour course. the tests are really confusing. they don't really test your knowledge of the material as much as your ability to memorize and solve her riddles, which is kind of stupid. the phys phabs in the party room didn't even know the answers to some of her old questions at times.

She really knows the material and isn't a terrible professor. The class is just suuuper hard. Weekly 15-question exams that you take in about 15 minutes, 1 midterm, and a final. You get to drop 4 of the weekly exams. There isn't a textbook, but she provides several different types of review sessions that are really helpful. Hard class; study a lot.

I've taken both Physio 3200 & EEOB 2520, but this course is a LOT easier. This class is a lot of work, weekly exams, 1 midterm, 1 final. She's not here to spoon feed us the material, her qs can be pointless but they help me so much with critical thinking! The midterm & final is repeated qs that you've seen, and she gives us SO MUCH EXTRA CREDIT!!

After my first year coming to an end, I can say that Dr. Bronson has been my favorite professor at OSU. She cares about her students because she offers resources for you to do well in the class. Her lectures are also interesting! Weekly exams are tough (EC on them) . What I recommend doing for this class is record lecture, and use all resources.

Go to party room, review sessions, kahoots, and use the UGTA phys phabs as much as possible. Don't be too hard on yourself about a low exam grade for the weekly exams, four of them are dropped. Get any and every bonus point you can. Material really sticks because of the odd way it is taught. Talking through material is important in understanding

This class is hard, yes, but if you actually work at it, there is no reason not to get a good grade in the class. There are so many resources (party room, review sessions, kahoot, TAs, etc.) that should be used any chance you get because they make the class so easy. Went to every review session/kahoot and the party room 2-3 times a week to get an A

Some of the other reviews on Dr. Bronson have me quite confused. She is one of the best profs I've had. She knows the material, doesn't require a textbook (but provides them in the party room), and makes you work hard for your grade. Piazza is an excellent resource in this class. She genuinely cares about the success of her students, as well.

There is definitely a learning curve involved, but once you get used to her testing style, her exams aren't as hard. Class requires consistent review of material but help is very accessible via everyday Party Room (study room with Phys Phabs/TAs) and Piazza question forum. Best class I've taken thus far. Learned the material extremely well.

Class is structured in building manner. Requires time and effort to get comfortable with material/her teaching style, but not unusually hard. Help is very accessible through Piazza question forum and study room w/ TAs. Gives lots of extra credit opportunities. Best biological science class I've taken thus far.

Phys is a tough class hands down. Youll probably think of dropping it multiple times in your first weeks. But stick to it. It gets easier once you understand her questions and how you need to study for the class. Record lectures, re listen and take notes. Dont take it with a hard course load bc it takes A LOT of extra time. She gives lots of EC.

Ignore what people says about her. 45% of the class had A in the class. If thats not easy, I dont know what is. The way to succeed in this class is to attend, LISTEN and take notes. For quizzes and exsms, memories what on her notes and spit it off on the paper. Thats it! She might say random things in lectures and ask about it for extra credit.

Her analogies are the weekly tests, so know them in and out. She just tests in a weird way, not really sure if it's as much about understanding the physiology as much as her weird way of complementing it. Party room sort of helped. Get together with friends to get all the exam versions for her midterm and final, so you don't get confused.

The class was heavily focused on memorization, the slides presented don't contain all the information you need for testing so you also need to follow what she is saying make sure to record lectures. Don't take the class if you have a heavy semester.

This class is a ton of work, but this is because the class has a lot of information involved in it. I thought she was a great professor and had very helpful office hours. I went to 2 hours of office hours every week. Quizzes/exams are very tough but set up so that you stay on top of the information. Class taught a lot of useful info for MCAT.

Class is a lot of work but she is a great professor. Everyone complains that its a hard class as there is a lot of information for a 3 credit hour class. Lot of useful information for the MCAT. Very helpful office hours and I found those to be somewhat mandatory.

Currently taking H. Physiology with Dr. B & although the class is hard & exams are tricky i think shes a great professor. I would recommend that you record lectures and write down all the examples she gives (that are not on the slides). The party room is a MUST! Its very helpful & also checking piazza is important. She also does x cred on exams

Her class is hard, she is great at teaching though. Occasionally things got a little confusing and she missed the mark, but that was infrequent. Yeah, tests are hard, but you have plenty of time to get better. I never went to the party room, never went to offie hours, but did online discussions. I never felt doomed by not going to them.

Dr. Bronson is an awesome professor who lectures well and her class is my favorite Ive taken so far. Phys is hard, but if you put in the work you can do it. Record lecture and listen back to it before the weekly exams, go to the party room, and keep good attention to detail and you will do fine.

If you plan on taking the MCAT or DAT in the future. Just take EEOB2520. Yes the class requires more studying hours than other classes but it's worth it. You will only have to review physio topics for DAT/MCAT (better understanding->higherscor. Also, about other comments about her tests being tricky-yes it is but only when you didn't study enough.

I didn't do well the first half of the semester, but she offered so much extra credit that I ended up with a solid A with a lot of work. Go to the party room as much as you can, record lectures, and work through all the practice exams and explain why each is wrong/how you can make them right and you will be fine. Relax and enjoy the content :)

14 weekly quizzes+midterm+final Quiz are hard, aimed to 'Critical think'/tricky. She cares - participate to Party room+piazza (online class post) DO NOT FALL BEHIND EVER! Pay attention to all examplesmay be in the quiz as bonus questions. Record classes only chance to pass! READ syllabus... and PAY attention to all DETAILS, always! Enjoy & Learn

Dr. B has been the best professor I have had at OSU yet. This class is impossible to fail, if you use your resources properly. She gives so many opportunities to learn the material through office hours (that you actually want to go to), Piazza (online question answerer), and review sessions. Plus, a tremendous amount of extra credit.

The only reason people fail this class would be if they don't try. Yes the lectures are very early in the morning but you get used to them and it doesn't seem bad at all after awhile. Her weekly exams and tests are hard but MANAGEABLE! She offers a ton of outside resources that are easy to use and incredibly helpful. Also a lot of EC offered.

Listen. She is a real general, Bronson is an extremely hard woman and. does not tolerate cheating or laziness of any kind. Shes a little awkward and her humor is. quite dry, but she is a very good lecturer. Study early, use the party room, ask questions, LOOK FOR EXTRA CREDIT. She gives alot og points and is super fair, JUST DONT BE LAZY.

To put it short, I LOVED Dr. Bronson-- I'm a C+/B average student and recieved an A in her course spring of 2020. I definitely had to work toward that grade, but I learned so much and it served me well studying for the DAT. I recorded every lecture and literally retyped every word verbatim for the exams. She's tough but she is the real deal

She is always willing to help students who want to be helped

Dr. Bronson is easily one of the most intelligent professors Ive ever had. She has amazing knowledge on the subject matter. This ended up being my best grade (I had over 100% in the class) of the semester. Take thorough notes. Rewatch lectures. Its not that bad once you get a feel for her test layout and question format!

This class was a major adjustment. Her phrasing on tests takes getting used to and is sometimes harder than the material itself. There are weekly exams that test over previous week's knowledge. It really reinforced everything we were learning. A lot of extra credit opportunities, just make use of review sessions and the online discussion board.

Learning physiology with Dr. B was amazing. Yes, you do have to work for it but my biggest piece of advice is to take VERY detailed notes (literally write down every word she says) and go to party room (they hand out tests questions and extra credit answers)!! She really knows how to link concepts together and explain them. Also very understanding!

I absolutely love Dr. Bronson. She is one of the best professors Ive ever had at OSU. While her class is challenging, I honestly believe it is the only class where I learned the material instead of memorizing it. I love how she actually GIVES lectures, instead of reading off of her powerpoint. My all time favorite Professor. :)

This is how I got almost 100%: Go to every lecture - she will give extra credit sneak peeks before and during lecture. Record her lectures and write down everything on the PowerPoints. After class, re-listen to her lecture and annotate your notes with extra details. Make a Quizlet and memorize everything. You have to work, but an A is very possible

I went into this class very nervous about the difficulty level. I was pleasantly surprised by Dr. Bronsons lecture style. Its honestly like taking physio for dummies because she makes the concepts so simple to understand. The only thing that makes the class difficult is the style of her exam questions. Critical thinking is definitely necessary.

Class consists of a weekly exam (30 pts) and a midterm/final prep (6 pts), as well as a midterm & final (96) that contains past questions. Prof is VERY good at lecturing and explaining information. 6/12 of exams are dropped, and this semester due to issues 5/6 of exams were given to us for full points, so really nothing to complain about at all!

While Dr. B makes you work for your grade, she is an excellent professor. She gives weekly exams which force you to stay on top of the work but each exam has around 5-9 extra credit questions. There are so many resources to help you succeed. Party rooms and review sessions are super helpful. If you put in the work, you'll be fine.

This class is not easy by any means and is tricky. Dr. Bronson sets this class up so well to make you succeed. Take advantage of the tools and you will get an A

Personally, I think Dr. Bronson is great at teaching. But sure you take very detailed notes (some things she says but doesn't present are on the exams - also a lot of jokes and analogies she says are extra credit). This class does require a good amount of studying but it's manageable. You'll likely get better at her exams as you take more of them

If you are required to take this class, don't let all the bad reviews scare you. I read these reviews before taking this class and was terrified. But if you are a good student you will be just fine. I think some people are taking their frustration towards the difficulty of this class out on Dr. B. She's a fine prof. Study well and you'll be OK.

Dr. B is a very passionate professor and her lectures are interesting, however, her exams are very hard. its almost like its designed to trick you instead of testing your knowledge. she does give a TON of ec opportunities though. this class is doable if you go to lectures and "party rooms" she offers. takes a lot of effort for an A in this class

An excellent lecturer, very knowledgeable about physiology. I truly enjoyed and learned a lot in her class but the exam questions were horribly worded and extremely confusing; if it wasn't for the loads of extra credit I definitely wouldn't have passed. There is no homework, only grades are exams, but heavy studying and work is recommended to pass.

Before I took this course, these ratings scared me. Take everything you read here with an open mind; physiology is an inherently difficult course. Dr. B is a very knowledge professor. I would recommend recording all lectures (do not skip any), reviewing content in office hours (at least once a week), and rewriting notes weekly. Best of luck!

I enjoyed Dr. B. She gets really into her lectures, is very expressive and her slides are put together well. She does a good job explaining difficult concepts while also keeping a fast pace. If you're taking EEOB2520, there is LOADS of extra credit, 1/2 of the quizzes are dropped and answers to extra credit questions are given.

This class is hard. It is going to take up a lot of your time BUT she really wants everyone to succeed. there is plenty of extra credit opportunities that saved my grade. if you go to lecture and stay on top of things you will succeed

Bronson is a good teacher and the class is mid difficulty. If you wanna be a healthcare professional, hard work and getting up early should definitely not be what scares you off. Read the syllabus and study hard! Fun content.

Her teaching style is very different from other professors, so be gracious and give yourself time to adjust to her style (and the 6:50 am classes!!). However, if you commit to studying on a daily basis and going to lecture every day and taking thorough notes, then you can succeed! I will remember more material from this class than any others.

Dr. Bronson is an amazing professor but the exams were very hard. As long as you go to the party room and utilize every extra credit opportunity you will honestly be fine. Also, be sure to attend every single lecture or at least listen to a recording if you cannot make it.

I take back everything I said she blessed tf outta me on the extra credit on the final someone give this lady a Nobel peace prize

Best class I've taken at OSU. I don't know if it was the class content or if it was the style of the class, but the studying habits and structure I've gained this semester are beyond anything in my college experience. From extra credit and nearly 24/7 party room time to weekly review sessions and a weekly, open Discussion board, I

Time consuming and a lot of work, but completely doable. She really wants you to know the material, not just memorize it. Go to class, actively engage in lecture, go over notes, attend review sessions, go to the party rooms, and utilize all of her resources that she provides, you will do absolutely fine! So many extra credit opportunities as well!

Dr. Bronson is not as bad as everyone makes her out to be. Her teaching style takes some time to get used to, but she's a great lecturer so if you take good notes and put in the effort you'll be fine. She gives lots of extra credit opportunities and provides resources like the Party Room and Review Sessions before exams to help you do well.

Dr. B was awesome! I was nervous about this class after reading some of these review but honestly she was great. She really cares about her students and wants them to do well. She provides so many outlets for everyone and a ton of extra credit. If you want to do well go to the party room at least 2x a week, record lectures, rewrite notes.

This class is. very difficult class in general. Overall, professor Bronson does do a good job of breaking down the complicated material into more simple terms. The class is very test heavy as you have weekly exams but half of them get dropped so think of them more as quizzes... But participate and go to the review sessions and go to the party rooms

The professor was very helpful throughout the semester, the class is lecture heavy, she does not post the lectures online so make sure you go to class and take good notes. Taking detailed notes is the way to succeed in her class. She also gives out a lot of extra credit, at least 15 extra credit points per exam, at least in the summer semester.

Her exams can be difficult and tricky, but you study for each week so it never is too much. She provides in depth lectures with good analogies, but sometimes are better than others. If you are struggling you can go to the Party Room to get help. The midterm and final are mostly questions you have seen before on the weekly exams. Very early mornings

First of all classes are 3x a week at 8:00, 6:50, and 8:00 Tues, Wed, and Thurs, 6:50 is rough. Weekly quizzes don't impact your grade too much but I've failed probably 5 of them. Straight lecture every class, lots of bonus on the midterm and final. Overall there are lots of helpful resources to do well, but only take the class if you have to.

Bronson's class is challenging, but manageable with dedication. Attend lectures, take detailed notes, and utilize resources like unstuck ai and review sessions to succeed. The workload is heavy, but the extra credit opportunities make it worthwhile.

Seeing these reviews made me very nervous about taking this class. Seeing the professor on the first day of class was very intimidating and she is very serious about her class. This class is hard and is meant to weed kids out but overall this class made me a very productive and efficient person. The 6:50 am class time will force you to be mature.

She offers generous extra credit on each weekly exam and an enormous amount on the final. The weekly exams are tricky, but this class provides the tools needed to succeed. There is a tutor (party) room and weekly review session with TAs open to questions. If you put the work in, then there's no reason you can't do well.

The exams are hard and worded to trick you, but you get to drop half of them. She is amazing at explaining the content and is obviously very prepared for each lecture. If you miss class try to get a recording from someone, or at least go to the party room to make up the notes. There is SO much extra credit.

Despite the stories I had heard before class, Cynthia Bronson was very kind. If I could go back in time I would tell myself... Read the syllabus for extra credit on the first exam, pass the first 8 exams with good grades or do every other week, study the exams after completing them, and look through conversations through Carmen to get extra credit

Dr. B has a bad rep on rate my professor. Her class isn't easy, but if you put in the work to understand the concepts you will do fine. The mid terms and finals re-use questions from the weekly quizzes so you know what will be coming. Go to the party room, pay attention to the references she makes, there's a lot of extra credit hidden there.

Dr. Bronson's class was very hard, lots of studying and while lectures are not mandatory, they are needed to pass the class. No homework just weekly quizzes (half of which are dropped) and a midterm and final exam. Her class can be hard to follow at times so WRITE DOWN EVERYTHING! Go to the party room if you are confused and find a study buddy.

Dr. B is the best professor I have had here at tOSU. You will never learn more in a course than you do with her. The exams can be challenging but there is so much room for growth and extra credit. The information you learn will stick with you and you are given all the tools tou need and more. Highly recommend you take this course!!

Tbh I had to take this class twice since I got a C the first time. That class was extremely difficult, but I learned more in Dr. Bronson's class than I have anywhere else. The quizzes are really tough, but she gives so much extra credit that if you get an 18/30 for all of them you'll still get an A. I know she gets a bad rep, but I respect her.

I was required to take this course and everyone scared me about it but it wasn't that bad if you're willing to put in effort. Paying attention, taking notes on slides, and what she's saying not just the slides will help. There's a quiz every week but some get dropped and there was a ton of extra credit.

Honestly, Dr. B is not nearly as bad as people make her out to be. I'm not necessarily a fan of the course setup, but it is what it is. There's a lot of material per weekly exam and her wording of the questions can be "confusing. But, she gives SO much extra credit and provides you with so many resources that it's hard to do terrible in the class.

She's a good professor. The class is difficult, but that's because it's set up to make you an active learner and know how to apply the material, which many students are not used to. Nonetheless, this set up is extremely beneficial in advancing your learning. I would definitely take a course with Dr. Bronson again.

You'll be miserable, but you'll learn a lot. So many opportunities for extra credit. Attend all of the lectures and utilize all course resources. Weekly exams are extremely difficult, but 6/14 are dropped.

Honestly the people whining about this class are so soft. If you devote like 2 hours a week for studying for the first 6 tests you'll be fine; 5 get dropped. The final and midterm are the exact same questions as the tests. Bronson has a great sense of humor and I loved how organized the lectures were. Stay on top of your work. Finished with a 101%