easy class if you just do the work, easy grader, however he does put a lot of importance on one big assignment

He was a nice guy. He drops one test. I had to miss a test because of a vacation. I figured he would let me take it early but no it had to be counted as the drop which I found to be unfair.

Class is boring! Show up and do the work and you will do fine. Test questions are little wierd sometimes.

He is so willing to help out students if they are willing to seek him out. He WILL take the time to explain things in different ways until you understand if you are willing to ask him to do it!

a lot of people don't like him, but his was one of my favorites classes ever. If u dedicate yourself to the work + understanding the topics, you will do well. You can't neglect it or you will fall behind. The material in the class is hard but well worth it if you can understand it. I can't stress that enough! He'll help u if u ask!

People keep saying he's a horrific professor because it's a difficult course! People need to realize that they're in college now and stuff isn't handed to them. I really like him as a professor. He explains stuff until people understand it. All you have to do is understand the material and you'll do fine!

His class is hard, but if you seek him out, he is very willing to explain the material to you.

Knows his stuff...very smart guy, and SUPER nice...but Words Tests Questions weird and makes the course pretty difficult

It's hard to get used to his style of teaching and grading if it's new to you. He's a nice guy, and is very helpful if you're respectful and take interest in his class. A piece of advice on tests: Describe everything as though you're explaining it to someone who's never heard of it before. If you're very detailed, you'll get good grades on tests.

He can be hard to relate to - not very much warmth there; often times highly intelligent people have a harder time relating to others. However, his notes are VERY organized: print out the study guides, bring them to lecture, then when you take notes number them according to the study guide. It's a guaranteed way to make sure you've got everything.

As has been said, Ed's intelligence is his downfall. He has trouble understanding how concepts that are so simple to him are new to us. He is though a wealth of knowledge and you can learn a lot if you have a good attitude. He takes some getting used to but if you put forth the effort you'll do fine.

Half our class dropped, but in the end those who stayed and got descent grades said they learned more than they ever have in a class and will miss it. A good grade is possible but you have to take notes well enough so that you can explain things the same way he did. Ask about anything that isn't clear, he is very willing to help during office hours

attendance isn't mandatory for lecture, but for lab it is a big part of your grade so your attendance counts for that. no mandatory textbook, only a little packet you must buy from book store

When it comes down to it, he's a great prof. Maybe a little hard to get used to, but he knows his stuff and knows how to teach it. Ed's classes are not for the faint hearted, but if you're willing to work at learning the material, you'll come out with a decent grade and a brainload of new knowledge.

BEST PROFESSOR I HAVE EVER HAD! Yes his astronomy class was hard but worth it. He's the only professor Ive ever learned from. Write down everything he says. Tests are hard if you miss class or dont study, but no homework! Ask questions. Come EVERY day. overall great prof if you are ready to learn and do the work! hard class but youll ACTUALLY learn

If you go to class when you are supposed to it becomes an enjoable experience. If you study before the test, your grades will show it. Just write alot down when he talks. Always feel free to ask questions during or after class. Oh, the no homework thing was nice too!

Best science teacher I've had in college. Everyone else I know hates him, but I think they just didn't apply themselves so they got a bad grade. If you go to class and know how to take notes (you're in college, so you should), you'll do fine. NO HOMEWORK! :) Suited my learning style perfectly! I learned so much.

I don't understand why everyone thought this was a horrible class? As long as you study, it's quite easy! If you have any questions, be sure to ask, Ed is very helpful! The first couple tests were the hardest, after that, they were fine! He also drops your lowest test score. I only needed a 20% on the final to get an A in the class!

This class seemed like is was going to be hard at first, but as long as you study for tests and show up, its really easy. The tests get easier, and he dropped the lowest, AND for this class a 76 (i think) is an A, so its not that difficult. Just apply yourself, and dont get the book, you probably will never use it!

Went to class everyday, took all the notes, studied for every test and still had to withdrawl. The test are mostly pragraph style and are horrible. If you dont write word for word what he wants you get hardly any credit.

I took meteorology with Ed and it was pretty besic: come to class, take very good notes, and review them frequently. You will fail if you do not study and go to labs. otherwise it is not a bad class and Ed is a good and very helpful teacher

Great teacher, very knowledgeable about the subject matter AND what students are willing to do. No homework - just come to class, take notes, and you'll be fine. Willing to answer any question in class, never felt rushed, ever. A very chill guy.

I took Meterology with Ed. I thought he was a VERY nice man. He always helped when I had any questions and was not hard to approach. Come to class, take notes, don't buy the text you don't need it. Scantron tests and 75% is an A. Four tests i believe and no homework at all!

His Astronomy class is wonderful, no homework makes life easier, just show up and take notes and you will do fine.

He is a tough professor. But if you show up and take notes, review them, and show up for labs you'll do fine. One of those classes that requires actual understanding, which is why a lot of people struggle. Even though he's tough he is super nice.

Great class. No homework, just 4 tests. Read your assigned readings, take notes, and be prepared for tests. Easy A

No homework. 4 Exams, Study for them and you will be fine!

Your grade is completely based four multiple choice tests. He only tested on the material he lectured on so the book wasn't required. If you show up and pay attention you should do fine in his class. He encourages students to see him after class or go to his office if they aren't understanding the materials and need help.

Professor Wehling was a nice guy, but I had a hard time in his online course. Although I received an A, I had a hard time learning. There are no assignments, just exams (which are HARD!). For someone who enjoys learning by practice, this whole "no assignment" thing was difficult. Overall, an average class. MAP OUT TIME TO READ!

Hardest class I've ever taken

Class was based on 5 tests, he drops the lowest score. No homework, so make sure to study, study, study!! He explains complicated science to non-science people well. He breaks it down in ways you can understand the material. Always willing to answer questions!

This class is based off test score averages nothing more(7 total). You put in the time to learn it you will succeed. Whatever advice he gives, follow it.

He's very passionate about the weather and there is no homework or book. There are 5 tests and the average of 4 of them determines your grade. Labs are passfail. If you show up, take good notes, and use the topic outline, it is a relatively easy A. Some people say he is rude but he just doesn't take any crap. If you respect him he will respect you

Ed really loves astronomy, but sometimes he starts writing really fast and it's hard to understand what we are supposed to be learning. The tests are hard and you want to make sure you study many days beforehand. He does provide stress balls for the test, though. If you have questions, ask, he is more than happy to answer.

I really like him. He has clear criteria for testing, labs, and grading. I took Geology with lab with Professor Wehling. The whole course is basically lecture, but he tries to make it fun and engaging. The class is not boring, though. You NEED to go to class and study, otherwise you will not pass. One good thing is that he makes 80-100% an A.

Ed's really not for everyone, however, during my time at AR he was one of my favorite professors. He's really sarcastic and has a lot of really interesting stories, but he comes off strict, if that makes sense. His tests are hard (he grades on a curve), but as long as you take good notes, ask questions, and pay attention in lab, you'll pass.

Ed is an intimidating professor but he has fantastic lectures and really knows his stuff. The way he words thing and lays out his material is fantastic. Many people give him a bad reputation because he doesn't spoon feed you. As long as you and listen to lecture you will be just fine.

Ed did scare me at first, not going to lie. He comes off strict and mean, but it becomes obvious after a few classes that he really cares about his students, and he seriously wants you to succeed. This was the first science class I've taken in 11 years and he managed to get me interested and clear on what is being taught.

Only 7 exams matter for your grade, no homework or quizzes. This class is what you make it, read the required chapters completely and print the study guides, they tell you what to read or skip. Read all of the online content for each chapter it helps a ton. Easy class if you do that, Ed is super willing to help anyone and he's nice.

I am usually a B student and this class was manageable. If you fail one exam, don't worry- he drops your worst exam. You also get extra credit points in the lab portion just for showing up. Not a hard class if you study 1-2 days in advance.

There are no assignments or quizzes in this class- just 7 tests over the semester. The tests are pretty difficult, but he curves it so that a 75%< is an A.

Ed is amazing this is a class you should take if you have heavy homework loads in your other classes. You only have 5 tests nothing else and if you follow the explanation documents and take notes this class will be a breeze. Everyone says Eds hard but this is how adult college is supposed to be!

I liked his class pretty well. The lectures were interesting as well. But the tests are hard to pass, class average was about 50%-60%. Showing up to class wasn't mandatory but necessary.

Ed is such a great professor. He understands that we are there to learn and he is there to teach us. There is no homework, only exams. I recommend quizzing friends and following Ed's advice for studying. He also grades on a different scale, which makes an A accessible. He explains stuff in good detail and will answer any questions. TAKE HIM

Ed can be intimidating, but if you're respectful and you pay attention (actually showing up to class helps), then you'll be in good shape. No homework, only tests, and they are straight out of the notes you take during lecture.

A professor that genuinely cares about his students and strives to teach them real-world skills. Class is based solely on lectures so take good notes in order to do well on exams.

I was pretty nervous about taking this class, but it was the best decision I made all semester. Ed really wants to see his students succeed, and his teaching style is refreshing and lectures are easy to follow. No homework, just 5 exams, and he drops the lowest score. Even so, I learned more in this class than most. It's worth the extra studying!

To be frank, Ed scared me during one of the early labs. And since there is no homework and the tests are hard, I feared it to be the worst course I would take at AR; I was wrong. Ed is an amazing professor; if you take good notes, do every lab, and actually study you'll pass no problem. He's actually nice and cares about his students.

I took the online Astronomy class with Ed, he's very generous with grading. Anything 75% or above is considered an A. He doesn't do homework, which can be a good or bad thing. There's 7 exams, and of the first 6 he drops the lowest score. He provides study guides, but you need to actually read the chapter to do well on the exams.

I took astronomy online with professor Wehling. He isn't a bad teacher, per se, but rather, not really a teacher at all. The most he does is moderate your own learning by providing a loose study guide and extra reading materials. Actually read and study the textbook and extra materials efficiently. Every 2-3 weeks you take 1 test, but that's it.

If you don't slack, anybody can get an A in this class. All you have to do is read the study guides, the textbook and take 7 tests. The tests are not easy but if you know all the stuff the study guides tell you to, you should be fine. Grading scale is super lenient and lowest score gets dropped. He emails about how you're doing gradewise too.

Professor Wehling is a very interesting man but is truly a hit or miss class wise. My astronomy class was online from the start and we were only graded on 6 out of 7 tests, that's it. Students do a lot of outside studying from the book, which he provided many resources. Overall, follow his expectations and you will succeed.

This class was easy for three reasons : I enjoy the subject, I am an excellent reader and Ed gives you step by step study guides that further explain the material, with included links to learn more. There are 7 tests, all timed. If you have trouble reading quickly, you may do poorly on tests. Ed's a great teacher, and available if you need help.

The lecture potion of this course was entirely comprised by a textbook, and is very much an independent study. The entire grade for the course is determined by a series of tests. If you are uncomfortable with this type of class, I would recommend taking it in person, but it worked for me as an independent learner.

This was a weird class set-up. Each assignment was pass or fail and we could work ahead a bit. Since it was a two credit class, there wasn't a lot of work, and some assignments were a bit easier than others. Lots of great feedback and I was done with the class by Thanksgiving.

This was definitely the easiest 4 credit class I've ever taken at Anoka Ramsey. Assignments are pass or fail either 0/10 or 10/10. To get an A in his class you have to get 270 points with 20 points of assignments each week. That means you can skip about 7 assignments throughout the semester. The assignment answers can all be found in his lecture.