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This class is extremely hard!!!! He as a teacher is helpful though. He was for the most part very clear about what he wants. the whole entire class is about a paper, but the way he breaks up every assignment to be each part of your paper is helpful. I would recommend him but with the warning the class is hard in general so be prepared.
hard and expects alot but his door was always open
He takes attendance and gives you extra credit points for coming. His tests are all questions that come from the book but he lectures over his own notes. Most of the classes we would get stuck on one particular subject and he would go off on a tangent about it. The tests are not about anything he talks about. Tests are open bookopen note though.
Sometimes he starts talking about a subject and gets distracted, but he is a good teacher. He posts lecture powerpoints on Blackboard and gives extra credit for coming to class. All tests are open note/book, hard copy only.
Blaaaah, he goes off topic a lot, and is boring. Tests are manageable, open book, but you should understand concepts first to get an A. IF you use book whole test you'll make a B and it'll take you the entire period. Lectures aren't necessary except to figure out upcoming assignments.
This was personally my favorite class. It's not mandatory that you go to class everyday but definitely read the chapters before class, regardless. He's really entertaining and makes psychology even more interesting so I go for the heck of it! Lets you use textbook on tests so TAKE HIM
Professor Weber is funny & has funny videos during his lectures but their really NOT helpful for the test. Your book is your best friend. you DONT READ you probably DONT PASS. however HE IS THE EASIEST PSY TEACHER I KNOW OF! (all the readingcollege life) little hwk assignments. takes attendance but not mandatory to show up. lastly OPEN NOTE TESTS!
Professor Weber made learning fun and less of a chore. He gives numerous opportunities to earn extra credit and to be successful in class. GO TO CLASS he gives extra credit for attendance. And his open note tests saved me from pulling all nighters. I would take his class again without a doubt.
He is a rude teacher. Don't bother emailing him, I emailed him one question and he gave a nasty response and I don't think he even read my note in the email because he didn't come close to answering it. Yes, he lets you use notes on tests, but they are hard, and he digresses in class a lot. There's hardly any point in attending lectures. Late often
Lectures can cast sleepy spells, but he is a great professor! Exams come directly from Launchpad -- READ READ READ. I cannot stress how easy exams are. His final is not mandatory, it is only there if you are not happy with your grade. He can be funny, too! I would definitely take this professor for an easy "A."
Really nice professor, his lectures will be long and he may talk a lot BUT the class is a easy A! your textbook IS YOUR BEST FRIEND. read it, study it, sleep with it and youll pass. Attendance isn't manadatory but i would suggest going for the extra credit. He drops lowest grade and you dont have to take final unless you want to improve your grade
GREAT professor! I highly recommend this professor to all intro to psychology students. He really gives thorough lectures that help for the exam. He gives a little extra credit at the end for attendance points.
Weber is a good teacher. I don't have any interest in psychology what so ever and I passed with an A. Get the launchpad cause all of our test questions were from there. BEWARE: his lectures ALWAYS get off topic and he starts showing youtube videos. All you really need to do is skim the chapters for tests. And he give out extra credit for attendance
Weber knows his stuff and his class is really easy. He lets you use written notes and the textbook on tests so failing should be almost impossible unless you don't take notes and don't have the book. There isn't much homework and the homework he gives is short. Attendance is extra credit. He gets sidetracked during lectures but he's interesting.
Attendance is extra credit. His lectures are long, but if you pay attention you will pass. Get launchpad when you buy the book because thats where his test questions come from (skim the book if necessary). You are allowed to use notes and the book when you take your test so there is no excuse for failing. I would take him again! Homework is easy.
Weber was one of the best professors. As long as you go to class, do all the modules, and read the assigned chapters, you will get an easy A. He gives a lot of extra credit at the end of the semester for attendance.
Excellent instructor. You need to show up to class, and use the launchpad tool. He was always easy to talk to and broke things down. Any time I e-mailed him, he responded quickly. Very fair, laid back guy. I'd take him again in a heart beat. I enjoyed him and his class.
Really does his best to help you out and make sure you learn and understand the material. Often went off on a tangent in his lecture but it's a pretty easy class. He gives extra credit and drops one test grade out of 5. All open book/open book tests. Attendance isn't required but you get extra credit for it. I recommend him!!
Professor Weber was great, he told a lot of stories that college kids can relate to which made understanding some of the material easier, only had 3 or 4 exams(which we could use notes on), and if we were happy with our grade at the end of the semester we didn't have to take the final. there were some online assignments but they were really easy
It's an involved course and he's an involved professor, but just go to class and do the assignments and you'll pass. The APA manual is your BFF! and also, professor Weber can be one of your best sources if you meet outside of class. He really cares about teaching students!
This course is NOT easy. But it doesn't reflect weber in anyway because he is a great professor. He was always there to help out with questions. You had to WORK for your grade which is how it should be for this class. Show up to class, read your material! One of the hardest classes I've taken but I walked away with so much!
Taking Weber was difficult only because his lectures were always awkward and every class ended with homework that wasn't relatable to what we discussed AT ALL. This course is basically all on your own, and his door is always open but he isn't always helpful. When I walked in, he didn't help me AT ALL and was rude, so I was scared to ever go back :(
This class is a hard class but not due to the professor, Weber is a great professor. At first this class is intimidating and really task oriented by homework but he is preparing you for your proposal rough draft so your almost done when the first draft is due. He gives 2 points a day for class to be graded, and he is always there for help.
If you a like a professor who is cutthroat and does not explain homework assignments, then Weber is your guy. The course itself is a lot of work and the purposely intimidating professor doesn't make it any easier. By far the most stressful and frustrating course I've ever taken.
He's my favorite professor and could become yours as well. His lectures aren't boring. Definitely preps you for the exams. Attendance is extra credit. He does have a bit of extra work on the internet but it's extremely easy.
Dr. Weber is very VERY generous. He does not simply want anyone to "fail." He wants to help any way he can. He sees how the class performs on the first test to see what he can do to make the performance better. His lectures are quite entertaining. He'll always have a funny story to share, too! Attendance is extra credit, not required. Easy A!
Easy A. Do the exam review. Will pass with easy A. Going to class didn't really benefit me but I read the chapters and did the reviews. Attendance is extra credit.
Attendance is extra credit, so go. His lectures are often unrelated to the test, but he's entertaining-ish. Reviews are great, tests are open book so buy it and use it. Tests come straight from launchpad test bank. He's accessible and easy to talk to during office hours.
Weber is not a good professor and he isn't respectful toward students. His syllabus is way out of date and he expects you to guess of the due dates since the ones listed are incorrect. He tells you one thing at the beginning of the semester but then changes it later on. Do not take him. Unorganized, and unclear. Only grades tests also!!
Very easy online class, self paced no due dates just don't procrastinate. Each quiz is 50 points (4 total quizes), final is 100 points. 300 total point. 270A
Professor Weber was awesome. He lectures a lot but always gets side tracked and tells us funny stories. He cares so much about his students. His tests were open book, so buy it. Also buy Launch Pad cause his exam questions come from there. Go to class to earn extra credit. Do the exam reviews and you'll ace your exams. Easy class. Would take again.
Weber was great. It was tough and there was a lot of writing involved, but he is definitely one of my most favorite professors to date.
Easy A+ professor! Honestly, there's no reason for someone to fail this class. If you attend, you get extra credit. Notes were allowed on the test, quizzes are online (3-5 questions), and 3 online essays. If you have any concerns, he is very understandable (just talk to him in advance)!
Stats is not an easy class, it requires you to actually study and put in work outside of class. Weber gives all the tools you need to pass the class. Just show up to class and take good notes, do the homework and reviews multiple times to grasp the concepts and you'll be good. Would definitely have him as my professor again.
His tests are EASY. Go to class or don't, read the book and you'll pass for sure. I honestly just made quizlets of the definitions straight out of the textbook chapters and I currently have a 104, so very easy class. He is a fascinating lecturer, but can get very off topic so self-study definitions and go to class for attendance points.
I had MULTIPLE study groups with classmates and still couldnt grasp the material. He expects you to learn quickly and immediately understand. When asking questions, he responds with ive already taught that and makes it intimidating to ask for help. No notes, no SI leader for help, only lectures that semi make sense. It made me work hard though.
Professor Weber is NOT a stats professor! He does not know how to teach it and gets mad when his students ask questions. In many occasions he taught a whole lesson and in the end realized he had made a mistake. VERY nice man, and very good teacher in any other course.
An easy class if you read the book, but Weber is not professional with his emails. Better not have any questions because he will not help you. DO NOT TAKE. Luckily psychology classes are generally easy, but I can only imagine what a nightmare it would be if you had him for stats.
Weber did the best he could given our class' circumstances. Our previous professor left us about a month into the semester and he had to take over. Was very relaxed and I enjoyed his lectures. Very blunt and straight to the point about what we need to learn. I wish I could've had more time with him.
Do not take him for stats. His lectures are illogical, non-linear, and very hard to follow (and I am very good at math). He never seems to be able to explain the fundamentals of a problem; it's like he can't teach someone with no stats background. You might be able to follow his lectures, but I can't. He tries to be helpful in his office, though.
Professor Weber is a good lecturer. If you take this class you need to be prepared to do well on tests as he gives no homework whatsoever. Open book/notes on tests. I had him when we switched to online due to the pandemic, and he let us take the tests when we wanted. He doesn't like to be bothered that much but is a decent professor overall.
I had Weber during COVID for summer course and I cannot believe how much I learned. All you needed to do was read a chapter, then take the test for that chapter you read. I learned a lot because there was no stress in deadlines so you studied at your own pace. This class was an easy A, I learned an incredible amount of info, appreciate it greatly.
You teach yourself from the book, no set class times or anything just deadlines. Not too hard of a class but easy to fall behind. The Inquizitives were the most tedious part of this course. He also didn't round up my 89.5% :/
Dr. Weber is a great person. While watching his lectures in online stats, he made the work fun and provided examples. The class though is very tough and it's super hard to pass if you don't pay attention or do your work on time. Communication is awful and the grade was based only on tests. I feel like I didn't learn anything with just tests.
One of the worst statistics professors of all time in my opinion. He even stated that the study guide he provided and the practice problems and refused to give us the answer key so we don't know how to do it. I am convinced that he flipped a coin a couple of times and guessed the side it landed on, gave himself a degree, and called it a day
Dr. Weber doesnt teach well. He doesnt show you how to work any of the problems on the board, its mostly just verbal explanations. The extra credit he gives out is just one really hard problem that he wont give you credit for if it isnt done his way. I would avoid this teacher, everyone in my class is failing and stressed out.
do NOT take this professor. Extremely rude to students and does not answer questions. explains horribly and makes you feel dumb if you don't understand. Does not post any slides or give hw from class, so unless you know the info prior there is basically no way to learn it Your grade is entirely based on tests and half the material is never taught.
I had this professor for Statistics for Psych At first it was extremely difficult, but after forming a study group, it got much easier. Weber is good, not an easy A, but not the most difficult as long as you work for it.
Dr. Weber is tough, but fair. This is not a course where you can just attend class and ace it. Ask questions in class, get into study groups, and go to his office for help. After failing the first exams, what helped me was going to him for help and attending study sessions. Difficult class, but not impossible.
This class was easy. The teacher doesn't really teach in the online class, though. He responds to emails fairly quick. The whole class is literally just reading the entire textbook and taking the tests for each chapter. If you read the book, though, the tests are easy. Reading the book is nice if you actually enjoy psychology. Overall: read a lot.
I dropped this class because he was so bad, as did about 2/3 of the class. None of what he says makes sense and he admitted that a majority of students fail the research proposal (which is the main objective of the class). Not to mention his lectures are extremely boring and I had to force myself to stay awake during them. 0/10 do not recommend.
This is 3413, a graduate-level class with Dr. Weber as a professor. DON'T TAKE W/ NUMEROUS OTHER COURSES: it will take up most of your time. An 11-20 page paper is essentially what determines your grade and with such a disorganized professor it is almost impossible to get a good grade. He is unclear, sassy, and proud of when people get bad grades.
Makes students feel dumb when they ask questions. Dr. Weber is clearly a smart guy, but he has virtually no organization and doesn't like using blackboard. He emails mostly, and the information gets lost easily. Even what he does communicate is all jumbled and hard to understand. His test questions are tricky on purpose.
He makes it much harder than it needs to be and doesn't explain the material clearly during his lectures! I had to learn a lot on my own, through study groups, and during office hours. The entire class was SO CONFUSED!! I had to work SO HARD to get an A+!! You could tell he liked showing off he is smart and making students feel dumb.
I do not think he likes to teach tbh. He seemed to have just reviewed the material right before coming to class and often contradicted or didn't know what the text said. His lectures were interesting but unnecessary since our tests came from the text database online. I honestly feel like I taught myself Social Psychology. DO NOT TAKE HIM FOR STATS!
Dr. Weber is a great orator. He speaks eloquently and took his own free time to re-teach us stats (UTSA stats is a mess). His tests are straight and to the point and he GIVES you the exam questions before the exam! How much better can he get? People failed yeah, but they just wanted to be spoon-fed the answers. Trust me, I sat next to them.
Listen, he is a great guy, but his lectures kind of drag on forever. Like he goes on and on about the same thing for a bit. And it's funny, but it's also useless information. Overall though, his class is not super difficult, and does not require much time to be put into it. Overall he's a fairly good professor.
Prof. Weber is one of my favorite instructors this semester. This is a math heavy course but he shows you the easiest ways to get to your answer. The tests use a scantron with usually 1 or 2 problems that have to be worked out on the test itself to be graded. Not test heavy but your test average will essentially be your grade.
Weber's intro to psych is incredibly easy as long as you read the book. There are 5 exams total (easy) with 1 writing assignment and the lowest exam grade is also dropped. Its not required that you attend lectures but it will give you some extra credit if needed. Definitely a great prof to take if you just need the class to fill a core requirement.
Very nice, easygoing, and open to questions/discussions. Always lectures presents PowerPoints. Theres only tests and one writing assignment. You can get through the class without buying the textbook. I highly recommend taking this class.
This class was hard but Professor Weber made it interesting. He provides soo much extra credit and study material for each test. Don't expect to get an A in this class unless you just naturally understand stats. It's tough material but you can pass if you attend class and do the study material and extra credit.
attendamce isnt mandatory but he has a lot of interesting things to say and is clearly passionate about psychology so i always made an effort to go to class. The only grades in this course are four tests and a writing assignment so you have to do well on the tests to pass but they are open book so theres no reason to not pass
This is, overall, a very easy class. As long as you pay attention to what Professor Weber says during lectures, then you'll be fine. Attendance wasn't mandatory just extra credit. It is very lecture heavy.
Overall I thought his class was pretty easy. The tests aren't difficult and are from the powerpoints posted on blackboard. Personally, I didn't even need to use the textbook much...lectures were overall engaging but some tended to drag on.
Professor Weber offers an easy psych 1 class. The grade is only dependent on your tests and one paper that he assigns towards the end of the semester. There is no homework, attendance is not mandatory, and the tests are online. Easy class to get an A in. His lectures are interesting since he knows what he's talking about but it's hard to focus.
Super easy class. Attendance is not mandatory and is for extra credit. Tests were online. No homework. Your grade is based on 4 tests and one really easy paper. Lowest test grade gets dropped at the end of the semester. I'm not a psych major and have little to no interest in psych but he made the class fun.
He is a chill professor, but often got sidetracked during lectures because he felt the need to answer every question even if they weren't on topic. The tests come directly from the book so there is really no need to attend class. In the syllabus he says that you need the 5th edition book, but the 4th worked just fine.
Professor Weber, if this is just an elective for you, it's an easy class. It made psychology boring, it made the class empty, I struggled with this class even if it is easy to pass it since he didn't make any interest in teaching.
This professor will teach you and make you succeed and actually enjoy the class, only thing you need to do is pay attention, his teaching method is easy to understand, and he is always happy to help you understand the subject better. His tests are always well reviewed in class pretest. Don't miss a lecture, it will screw your learning tho.
The professor was very chill and the only assignments were the exams and a research paper at the end of the semester, so it wasn't necessary to attend class unless you want extra credit for attendance. The exam was based on the textbook and the research paper was pretty easy, but a bit time consuming.
I'm not a psych major and have little to no interest in psych. His class was easy and the tests are open book/note. Super easy A. Attendance is not mandatory. There was 1 paper but he didn't grade it hard at all. The only problem is he gets side tracked and his lectures are boring. I wouldn't take him again but I would recommend him for the easy A.
Professor Weber had a great understanding and love for psychology, and he designed the class to be easy to pass. That being said, he went off-topic very quickly during lectures, and most of the notes I took were outside of the course on the posted slideshows. I did not need to use my textbook because the slides were directly from the textbook.
Professor Weber perceives himself to be a genius. He would often talk about how resentful he was towards Ivy League schools for rejecting him. This was way off topic. I don't recommend. He would spend all class talking about how he is the closest thing to Albert Einstein.
If you are planning on taking Dr. Weber for Psy 3403, save yourself. He's an awful professor and enjoys students' failure, off-topic in lectures, poor slides, and unorganized. He gives the questions for the test then makes the q's very confusing and includes many questions he mentioned nothing about. Only graded on 6 assignments worth 100 pts.
In the beginning, I really enjoyed Dr. Weber but as time went on he started talking about random things rather than teaching. He does give reviews and lets us know what's on the test but when you haven't even done enough practice or even learn the material, sometimes it's hard to study.
I really Like Dr. Weber the start of the semester, but he started to get worse and worse as they days went on. I personally feel like he does not teach his class the way it should be. He goes off topic every class, he can make you feel stupid for asking questions in class, and he finds it funny when his students are confused and need help. BEWARE!!
Professor Weber is a great person outside of his teaching. As a teacher, he is not the best. He goes off topic on lectures, and majority of the time his study guides do not match his test. He assigned a major grade essay for this class and gives no strong explanation when multiple students emailed him for clarification.
Dr. Weber's a good person outside of class but when it comes to class material he's not clear about what we should expect from content or exams. He's tricky with the material he gives out and there's hardly any assignments besides the exams to make up for your grade. He's not vocal about his expectations yet you still have to be able to meet them.
Dr. Weber is the best Professor to take for 2073, he gives lots of extra credit and will explain anything you need help with outside of class. Class attendance is not taken and homeworks are easy participation. I highly recommend his office hours, he has a great area to explain problems and is very patient when showing you how to figure them out.
Do not take this class if you want to actually learn anything. He knows a lot about the topic, but somehow just expects us to know the same things he does. He has you read an article before class, and then in class he just rewords what the article said. There is very little effort put in on his part and the class is not engaging at all.
Prof Weber is a chill guy. Attendance is not mandatory, and the class is very easy to take without going to lectures. I went one of two days cause I felt bad no one went to his lectures. He's a nice professor and will take time to talk to you after class if need be. At least, in Intro to psychology, the tests are done asynchronously and open book.
so lazy that he makes the review for the exams and gives us the exact review but will not answer any questions about the reviews the even if you complete the review when you get to the test, the options for responses are so deceiving. his lectures are sooo boring but at least he doesnt take attendance
I thought everything was pretty easy he was just not very engaging. The practice tests are basically identical to the actual exams. You get a 100 on HW if you say you understand it plus enough extra credit to make another test grade. Not super great at answering questions but if you go to his office hours he will go over the subject in good detail!
Professor Weber is super chill and passionate about psychology. Really interesting class but not for everyone, started with 50+ students at the beginning of the year down to 5 by the end of the year, but attendance is not mandatory. Would recommend if you find emotions and the effects drugs interesting.
no homework. online exams every 3 weeks. 1 essay at the end of the course. you have to participate in 6 hours on sona labs. They're easy. Some are online surveys which count for an hour. If you want to do all of them online, do them right away. Attendence is not mandatory.
If you're a psych major, do not take this class. He caters his course to nonpsych majors just so they can pass the class and move on. I don't want difficult work, but he puts in so little effort that it's impossible to give effort back. I feel like I learned nothing and I'm sad :( If you just need the psych credit, I would take this class.
he teaches as though you should already know everything. beware of asking questions, if youre a little lost he will find a way to humiliate you. he moves very fast- take notes and record the lecture. He is LECTURE HEAVY! hes nice in the tutoring sessions, there he will actually try to help you at your speed if he's not in his office the whole time.
If you actually want to learn he's not the best teacher. If you just want an easy A take this class. Don't ask questions because he probably will bully you or be sarcastic.Theres exams every 3 weeks but you can find all the answers online. DO NOT BUY THE BOOK you will not use it at all and its not worth the money.
Easiest science class I've ever taken. This class is honestly intended for non psyc majors, therefore he makes it very easy. If you are psyc major I wouldn't recommend because it's non challenging by any means. The exams are at home online. Textbook is not necessary as answers are found online. EASY A.
He cares about his students, and you get more help when you attend his office hours. At times he could get off topic but it never bothered me. The only grades are exams and one paper. His exam reviews are exactly like the test which I liked, the questions are exactly what will be asked on the exam, he just doesn't give any answers on the reviews.
If you attend every class, pay attention, and study properly, you'll do great. He only has 4 exams for the entire year, so if you fail one, you at least have a handful of extra credits to help. Tutoring sessions with him during office hours are def recommended. He helps after class as well; he is caring & wise. 10/10 reminds me of Ron Swanson lol
I would not take this professor again.
Class wasn't boring, he mixes jokes into his lectures. Tests hit hard, but he gives the questions 2 days before to help study with. Take notes from the slides and a bit from verbal lectures and you'll be fine. Final paper hits hard too, but isn't as hard as you'd think, especially if you take the lab before or during this class.
If you are someone who needs more help than just a textbook and side lectures(that may or may not be on topic-50-50% chance they are) then Weber is not for you. His lecture style is also a little lazy(he just puts on videos) I will say he is very funny.
There is no homework, all of his exams are online not proctored, attendance not mandatory. You get what i'm putting down. If you actually are looking to learn and not just coast by then I recommend not taking Weber but if your like me and don't really need Psychology take him!
The class is hard but if you go to the lectures and keep track with notes, you should be good. It is important to practice at home what you learned but also, to do the test reviews, these are 100/100 helpful.
Chill professor but confusing as well. Snuck question answers in that had no relevance to the test, but could still be correct. Final paper is difficult. If you take this professor you cannot mess around. Class average for one exam was 68. Paper average for said class 55. Tread carefully.
I love to listen to this man yap. Attendance isn't at all necessary, I literally just show up because he's extremely entertaining to listen to. You do have to complete 6 hours worth of psych research studies outside of class, but they're pretty easy and you can do most, if not all of them online. Exams are semi-difficult, online, not proctored.
This was one of the most confusing classes I have ever taken. We were only graded on 4 exams and 1 training. The lectures were extremely vague and nothing was actually explained (I basically had to teach myself). If you aren't confident in math/statistics, then this class will be extremely difficult.
Had his class tuesday and thursday and never learned anything so I just began to skip. He just makes you watch videos or talks about off topic things and lets you go early. As a psych major I was excited to learn in this class but was greatly disappointed because it's clear he doesn't care much. Only assignments were at home open note exams.
Today he yapped about stress responses while I registered for classes. DO NOT BUY THE TEXTBOOK IT IS NOT A NECESSITY. (no matter what he says) DO not take this if you're a psych major this dude do not give a gaf. He's chill though. Exams are not proctored if you know what I mean.
I haven't shown up since the beginning of the semester, and I've still maintained an A+ in his class. All his exams are online so do what you gotta do. No homework in that class either so you got a lot of free time. (watch out for that SONA thing though, otherwise if you don't reach credit criteria, you fail regardless)
If you want to take psych as an elective, go for it. He says at the beginning of the semester he is not the guy for you if you are majoring in psych. It was an easy A as attendance wasn't mandatory and the only assignments we had were exams. He's overall a nice professor but again I wouldn't recommend him for psych majors.
Super fun dude, gives off the vibes of not wanting to answer stupid questions but still will. Absolute goat of a teacher, hilarious too. I recommend all my friends to take him for their experimental psych. Extra credit is scarce but good, don't miss it its always super easy.
PsychMajor here. To be exact I graduate in 2 weeks :-). Please ignore all the reviews about Psych majors not taking Dr. Webber, those reviews come from freshman who are initialed to their opinion but honestly are missing a huge part of what Dr. Webber's style really is. He will support every student as much or as little as they put forth effort.
I enjoyed this class more than I thought I would. I would attended every lecture even though you do not have to as all of the information for the tests are either from the textbook or from the powerpoint slides he puts in Canvas. He is overall one of the best professors I have had!
This class is not for psych majors so it's an easy elective. Do NOT buy the book because you will not use it. Not a lot of ppl show up to his lectures, it's mostly just his own stories and videos. The hardest part of this course and most time consuming is getting the SONA credit. It's all tests online so do what you gotta do.
He is an amazing lecturer! Attendance isn't mandatory, but he makes the lectures very interesting with his own stories and experiences. There are only exams, but he drops the lowest exam grade towards the end of the semester.
Easy A class, you are not required to go to the lectures, and you have test which are online and can be taken outside of the class. The only thing you actually have to think about doing is SONA but its pretty easy. Take him if your not actually trying to consume and learn psychology, like if its not your major.
Chill guy, he did teach, just no one showed up. Don't buy the textbook. 4-5 test you can take online with no lockdown browser on Canvas. He drops the lowest one (Yes, even if you miss it)
His class is very easy, he only gives 5 exams and drops the lowest one, there's no assignments and you have to participate in SONA for credit. Not a lot of people show up to his lectures, but he goes through all the lessons. You don't have to be in class for the exams, as long as you take it during the time you have him.
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