Awesome teacher! Made class very interesting. She is always available for help, also. Really tough exams, but if you study hard, you'll pass without any problem.

Very difficult class, but wonderful teacher. Dr. Lima is my all time FAVORITE teacher at WVU. Very helpful in office hours and knows how to teach students. Tests were very hard (the final in particular), but you come out of the semester knowing a LOT more than you did going in :)

Dr. Lima is absolutely brilliant,she wants you to know the concept of the class rather than memorizing it word for word. The class was really difficult but if you have a professor like Dr.Lima you should be absolutely fine

Favorite teacher at WVU, she was extremely helpful wanted everyone to succeed.

Dana is by far the best biology professor I have ever had. She is very good at teaching difficult concepts and making them memorable. She grades very fair and puts a lot of time/ effort into helping you if you need it. You can go to her office hours and to review sessions to get extra help outside of class. They help a ton!

She was one of the best teachers I have ever had at WVU. With that said, She was also probably the hardest. She teaches well and tests the material she teaches. She is very willing to help and even responds on twitter. If you want to learn biology I would recommend taking her!

Excellent professor! She is extremely knowledgable on the material, which makes it a little difficult to keep up, but she does a good job teaching it. Her tests are extremely fair. Just make sure you study for them. If you don't, passing with a decent grade is not easy to do. Always available in office hours. I highly recommend her!

Super nice/very helpful. She was also pregnant. She knows her stuff and is always available in office hours or on Twitter/FB/e-mail. The class is hard though and you have to fill in the powerpoints yourself. Attendance is important too. She does her part as a teacher, if you're a good student you will do well. If not it's easy to fall behind.

While this class is not easy, she makes it very interesting and is always available to help. If you don't understand something and go to her office she will readily explain it. Attend class and study the slides and you'll do fine.

Dr. Huebert-Lima was an awesome professor and made molecular biology interesting. The class was really difficult for me and a much higher step above 115, so be prepared. I enjoyed her class and she makes pop references every once in a while, but she can come across as unapproachable at times. She's really pretty nice, though, and a great professor.

I loved Dana Huebert-LIma! She's so passionate about the subject that it makes her lectures easy to follow and she's always open to questions in her office hours. She can be intimidating but don't be alarmed, she's easy to talk to! Her tests are tough though, and the class doesn't have many points, so you really have to work for your grade.

So you know how it's "suggested" 1 homework hour per credit hour? This is that class if you plan on doing well. Between lab reports, exam studying, and weekly quizzes, I'm sure I averaged 4 hours a week. The class is tough, but Dana's always willing to help and seems to love teaching it. Her passion is clear, and she's definitely one of the best.

One of the hardest classes I ever took in college. With that said, Dana is an amazing professor. She knows her stuff and is ALWAYS there to help. You must must must study for this class. It is not easy. If you ever need help, go to her! Do not slack off. Good luck!

While she was a decent teacher, the issue was she often utilized trick questions or misleading wording to make you choose the wrong answer. Which in some ways this made you work harder but sometimes it was just plain unfair. Her class was unnecessarily difficult in my opinion, but if you pay really close attention you should do okay.

Dana's is a great professor but her class is unreasonably hard for a 200 level molecular biology course. She makes you work hard for the grade that you want. She is always willing to help and explain a topic over in her office. Good professor. Very hard class. Learned a lot!

Tests may be on the tough side but were VERY FAIR. I ended up with a low A, but I had to put in at least 3 hours of studying each night, for 3 nights before the exam. Dana was a great person, always making me laugh. Definitely recommend her as a teacher!

Might have the hardest tests I have ever seen. She helps out whenever you need it. You really need to study hard and just 'get' the material. There is no leeway between grades. Work hard because a majority of your time will go to this class.

This class should not be a 200 level course - I find myself learning information in a 400 level biochemistry class that would have been useful in 219. The way 219 is taught isn't well organized - the information can be dry and you have to work hard for a good grade. The weekly quizzes are crucial to your grade and not graded fairly.

Dana is the best Bio professor I've ever had! She has a very cut-and-dry sense of humor (which is probably why some people may think she'd mean,) and she's always open to asking questions and giving help. But she won't baby you, and 219 is a difficult class, period. You have to study like crazy to get a good grade, but you will learn a lot.

She was a wonderful professor. Her class wasn't easy, but she made lectures interesting and always had the classes attention.

This class is very difficult. It actually might be the most difficult I've ever taken. With that being said, Dana is great. Just pay attention in class and take notes, because she covers everything thoroughly. Also, don't go off of how 115 and 117 were because 219 is a whole different ball game. If you don't really apply yourself you won't pass.

Pretty boring stuff but Dana is not HORRIBLE. This a cell bio class (200 level). She expects a lot out of you and is preparing you for future classes. Yes, she might teach extremely in depth, but in the end it will help you so much in future bio courses and professional school exams. Hard class, she is helpful, work very hard and you will do well..

This class is a req. its NOT easy. You MUST study weekly. DONT SKIP CLASS, and ALWAYS do homework, you'll need all the points you can get. (I made that mistake) Exams are tough and questions are confusing but Dana will literally answer every single question you have, the material is hard but she is very smart and really wants to teach you.

This can be a pretty tough class if you do not keep up with it. Although Dana is one of the harder professor at WVU, she is one of the best. She believes in knowing all the concepts thoroughly, backwards and forwards. With that being said, if you know your stuff, the exams aren't that difficult.

This is the weed-out course for biology. This is NOT AN EASY CLASS but you learn SO much. Dana is TOUGH but one of the most helpful professors at WVU. Go to office hours, study hours in the evenings in LSB. You should have all of your questions answered. She really cares about students. If you are there 75% of the time, you get full attendance.

Dana is one of the best professors, she makes you work for it but at the same time she inspires you to work for it. Don't be surprised if she learns all 300 students in her class's name! at the core, Dana is just an amazing human being, her calling in life is education for a good reason: she is such a good professor and such an intelligent person!

I loved Dana. I would sign up to take all of her classes, but I'm sure they are difficult just like this one. This class is a huge jump from freshman biology courses, but you learn a ton and realize the rigor of study needed to move to professional school. Offers extra credit and points from online homework. Study hard and you'll be fine! :)

Dana is amazingly kind, easy to talk to, and willing to help. There is a lot to know in this course, but the material itself is not difficult. Dana offers many opportunities to prove you know the material whether it be tests, assignments, or extra credit. Lectures can brush over detailed processes very quickly, so the book is sometimes necessary.

While 219 is difficult, the material is fascinating. Dana is passionate about cell biology, and it shows in the quality of her lectures. SO MUCH MATERIAL; I recommend looking over the slides often. Tests are tough, but little beyond the slides is offered in the way of study material. However, an infinite amount of help is offered in office hours.

Dana is intrinsically enthusiastic about her material, which makes lectures interesting and relevant. The material itself however, is inherently difficult to put together coherently. Good note-taking and time management skills are 100% necessary to survive this class, so be prepared to alter your typical way of doing things.

The material is challenging but not impossible by any means. She's very approachable and is willing to help is any many ways as she can. She gives you plenty of study material for exams, you just have to make sure you utilize them.

I took her for BIO 219, it was one of the toughest classes I've taken, but Dana is really smart and makes the material extremely comprehendible. The exams were very tough, but if you study enough, you will get a good grade. If you get a not-so-great grade, there are many other assignments to help bring it up.

Dana will be the best biology teacher you will see. She provides real world examples along with humor to make her lectures entertaining and fun to go to. I was truly excited to go to her class. Her weekly assignments are thought provoking which helps you see what her tests are like. If you can understand/answer her assignments, you should be fine.

Simply AMAZING! Few tips for getting A: Go to see lecture TA before submit weekly assignment and you can ask them any questions; record lecture and listen to it; memorize and UNDERSTAND everything on her ppt (include the title of the page); you don't need 90% on each exam to get A (94%). Know your stuff, exam is not hard at all. However, lab sucks

Dana is my absolute favorite biology professor I've taken! She's passionate and knowledgable about the material, and makes a difficult subject exciting to learn. Assignments can be difficult, but help prepare you for the exam. This class is more about conceptual understanding rather than memorizing. Dana and the TAs are incredibly helpful!

She is an amazing teacher. She really knows what she is talking about and wants you to succeed. The exams do require you to work to do well but it feels worth it at the end of the day, especially if your major requires BIO knowledge.

BIOL 219 is a very difficult class taught by the best prof I've ever had. It helped me to record the lectures and listen back to them while rewriting notes. Go to office hours if you need help with quizzes. The textbook wasn't really necessary, all info she tests on comes from her slides. Study hard, and ask for help when needed and you'll be fine.

Dana is absolutely incredible. Her lectures on epigenetics have changed the way I view inheritance patterns as a whole. Epigenetics is very hard, but manageable if you keep up with it. Having research experience is a major plus for this class, but not necessary. All in all Dana is a gem, and I wish she could be one of my med school profs.

One of the toughest classes youll ever take as an undergrad, but you learn so much and she is such a good teacher. Understanding the concepts rather than memorizing is the key to an A. Go to TA office hours and they will check your homework and tell you what answers are wrong. Extra credit makes a big difference.

Definitely wants students to learn and pass. Coursework is somewhat difficult, but the professor does her best to make sure if students try to understand then they will. Provides clear feedback and extra credit if needed.

Awesome professor! Extremely intelligent in the field of molecular biology. While her course, assignments, and exams are extremely tough, she does give you all of the tools you need to pass. She makes herself extremely available in office hours even though she has two, young children. She is a lovely, funny, and smart woman!

Bio 219 has so much content to cover so Dana goes through info REALLY fast, so it's up to you to go back and make sure you actually know the material. She is always willing to help if you go to her office hours. Dana's lectures were almost always interesting (to me). The online and in-class assignments were very helpful in reviewing for exams.

Dr. Dana is an amazing professor but Biol219 is an incredibly hard course. She does give tons of resources like multiple office hours as well as undergraduate TA hours every day of the week and at least two review sessions before every exam. Make sure to take every extra credit opportunity and review material every day if you want a good grade.

Dana is a really good professor however molecular biology is a very hard topic. She gives 12 optional essays for extra credit and there are more points available than needed in numerous grading categories. There is one online lecture and 3 in class lectures per week. DO ALL EXTRA CREDIT ESSAYS IN ORDER TO RECEIVE THE GRADE YOU WANT.

As a biology major interested in molecular biology, I respect her teaching style. Her exam questions are worded that can trick you, but it helped me study better to know the material inside and out. Some of her directions on online assignments were confusing, but she made up for it later. There is A LOT of material, so study throughout the week.

Dr. Dana was absolutely amazing and this course was amazing! I had to take a course for my major and this was one of the options. It was very eye-opening to a field I had never heard about before. Be ready to be creative and innovative when doing the papers and exams and don't be afraid to not always have the right answers.

DHL is one of the best professors I've had at WVU. She presents tough material really well, and a lot of the lecture is done before class through pre-class videos. Honestly though, she is just one of the most genuine profs I've ever had. She'll amend the class schedule to give us all a break, and she really cares about her students.

DHL is easily the best professor I have come across at WVU. She has handled the transition online so smoothly, and I genuinely believe I have a better understanding and appreciation of Biology because of her. She is so helpful if you just reach out. Though the class itself is fairly difficult, she makes it so that. you really understand her content

This class is extremely hard. You definitely have to put in the work to get a good grade. The professor really cares about her students and will help you a lot if you are struggling. There are lots of opportunities for easy grades so make sure you're doing homework and clickers.

Dana is by far one of the best professors I've had. The class itself was super hard, but she is an amazing teacher and truly cares for her students. She is willing to go over confusing topics multiple times until the class understands. You can tell that she is extremely passionate about biology and her students! Side note: the lab is horrible :(

I really enjoyed her class. She was always in a fantastic mood. There are many opportunities for extra credit. You only needed to get so many group work and homework points, meaning you didnt have to complete it every week. She was always concerned for our mental health. Class was challenging, but I loved her!

DHL is an amazing professor and I definitely recommend her if you have to take a biology class! She's passionate about her subject and it shows in her classes. She is SO sweet and really cares about her students. She wants everyone to succeed and will work with you if you're struggling. I am not a biology person, but she made lectures fun!

DHL is fantastic! I was surprised that my Honors class was my easiest. She understood that life happens, and you can literally talk to her about anything: Recovering alcoholic who falls off the wagon? Email her, and not only get some time to recover but she'll check up on you later in the week. Overwhelmed? Talk it out and prioritize with her.

First, I do not have a biology brain so this class was pretty hard for me. DHL is really caring though and you can tell she is passionate about the material, which did make the class better. She also gave us extra credit opportunities with each exam and the was she structured class was really helpful.

I took DHL for her genomics course and although this was her first semester teaching, she did a phenomenal job. I learned so much about genomics and loved how she structured the course. Overall I would recommend this course to anyone.

I feel that this class helped me to really put in the effort and provided a challenge. She was a great help with understanding the material and getting you to do work and research outside of the lectures. I loved being in her class and would recommend everyone to take a class with her. She goes above and beyond and seems to care about her students.

DHL's tests are incredibly hard, but I failed half of them and still ended up with a B. She knows that they are hard so the course grades are not entirely dependent on them, which was very nice, but make sure you understand things as you go on because you build on past material.

In class lectures were not extremely helpful. The videos are most important. A lot of homework and exam questions come from spoken details in the videos. This class can be extremely difficult and she knows it and ends up giving lots of extra credit opportunities throughout the semester. She is super nice and helpful if you go to her office hours.

Not sure why there are so many negative reviews on here. Though it is a lot of work to watch the videos and absorb the material prior to class, it really works! In-class lectures are not that helpful. Attending her office hours really helped me, especially with the homework. She offers a lot of extra credit, as she knows that the material is tough!

I didn't like the way we had to watch videos on our own to learn the material only to then have a class lecture which was only helpful sometimes. Otherwise, she was helpful and was usually great at explaining trickier concepts. She had plenty of opportunities for office hours and extra credit and her exams weren't bad given time was spent studying.

DHL is a great teacher. You will have to put in a lot of effort. But, if you put in the effort, it is doable. Do all of the extra credit. Exams are similar to the practice exams posted. She makes the tough content digestible and explains thoroughly and offers extra help. Go to review days before exam. Watch the pre-class videos and take notes!

DHL is a QUEEN. Her teaching methods helped me learn the most I have ever learned from a course in my life. She's honestly made an impact on my academics and is truly brilliant. All the bad reviews stem from people who expect to get an A without putting in the time and that's just not realistic for an upper-level bio course. Take her if you can!

DHL was awesome. As someone who did not like her "flipped" classroom model, once you actually buy into it it's not bad at all. Tests are pretty difficult, but she provides so much bonus that if you do everything else for the class, you can average roughly 75-80% on each test and get away with an A. I learned so much in this class, DHL was great!

DHL provides lecture videos and homework to be completed before each lecture. She is a genius for this. I enjoy being able to focus on what the prof. is talking about and not scribbling down notes. I have never comprehended BIO on such a deep applicable level. The tests were challenging but do-able with extra credit and good study habits. love her!

Honestly, she is great, but the class itself is hard. She's a great person and cares about her students, but I had a hard time. The class is set up where you have pre-class videos and assignments for every class, and it was just too much information for me to keep up with. It may work well for others, but with 8 classes, I was NOT having fun.

DHL is easily the best bio professor/teacher I've ever had. Bio 219 is packed with content which is daunting, but if you work hard and ask for help along the way then it is easy to get an A or B even with harder exams. A little bit of effort and a some late nights goes a long way.

DHL is a great professor. The class isn't hard as long as you watch the pre-class videos and attend class. The final is only 16% of your grade, and she offers extra credit for every module.

DHL's class isn't easy - but she is truly one of the best professors I've had at this university. Her class is time consuming and objectively hard, but if you put effort in to understand the material her exams are not that difficult. Her office hours are SUPER helpful and he holds them almost every single day. Truly gained a love for Molecular bio.