Nice guy, Gives way to may quizzes. Readings are ridiculous. give two papers. Definantly need to work your ass off in this class. Will help you though if you go to him for it.

Not a bad guy, just forgets we have lives. If you do the reading you u can get a B. You just got to put some effort into it

Not a bad guy, definantly knows what he is talking about. You have to devote alot of time to reading for a 6 question quiz which is very annoying. paper are difficult. You need put alot of effort into class and ull be ok

not a bad class. weekly quizzes on readings helped my grades. class is kind of boring bc he talks too much. he is picky about his papers tho and will rip u apart on them. tests are easy. not a bad choice tho!

easy B with no effort. just read- the quizzes definately help your grade. papers are a little tougher. puts up with rude ppl in class. hes a really nice guy. not a bad class and i have him for an hour and half. i'd take him again. good choice.

His quizzes were hard, if you didn't read, and the reading wasn't too demanding. Plus, he gave reading guides for every single reading assignment and if you were able to answer every question, then you would get a decent score on the quiz. AND he gave extra credit if you came to every class. I didnt miss one and I got 3% added to my final grade!

great man, very passionate about his job and religion- as a person a great guy but you will have to put alot of work into the class, i would take him again knowing that after the semester i will have recieved my moneys worth for a great class

great teacher!!! very passionate and interesting. there is alot of reading but most of it is pretty easy to understand. the midterm and final are super easy, all multiple choice and mostly off of the quizzes he gives. yes you actually have to read for every class but it pays off i got an A by just reading, no all-nighters studying necessary

He is a good guy, if u ever have any problems all u have to do is go see him and he will be more than happy to help. class was really boring lectures, too much reading and quizes are sometimes impossible but if u put forth a little effort go to class and read u will get at least a B

This guy is so easy to rate. The bottom line is he's SUPER nice but SUPER hard. He goes through every class smiling with an optimistic attitude which is nice and refreshing. His class is a lot of work, however. If you do the work you can get a good grade but it's A LOT of work.

Jacobitz was good--SUPER easy if you just put forth some effort. The readings are pretty easy to understand, but there's a LOT. The weekly quizzes are annoying but good because they keep you on top of the material so you don't shoot yourself later for the midterm and final. He never stops smiling, which was good I guess, but odd

You have to read for this class and pay attention in class but you will learn a lot. All in all he is a really nice guy and is very helpful if you meet with him. Always smiling in class and never belittles or talks down to students. I would absolutely take him again.

He is really nice and always has a smile on his face BUT he loves reading, and expects us to love it as well! A LOT of reading, quizzes, and 4 papers. If you read you will definitely get an A.

Dr. Jacobitz is very challenging but he is a nice guy and his class isn't all that bad. It's theology. Out of however many professors in the department, how many will actually be able to draw you in? He's really not bad at all.

I had Dr. Jacobitz for Faith, Justice and the Catholic Tradition and did not mind it at all. There is a lot of reading and it is a lot at a time, but he's such a nice guy. He will definitely help you when you go talk to him. He's not that bad at all. I do recommend him.

Really wasn't that bad. VERY nice guy once you get to know him. He gives you everything you need to study for it's just how you go about doing so. To truly get an A (which is possible...) this class must consume you...essentially be your only class of the semester. Otherwise, it is perfectly manageable to get an B+/B

Not bad at all. No theology is fun or interesting (unless you're a theology major) so he made it do-able. Very interesting guy. He's quite a character. I would take this course with him again given the chance. No regrets. Just suck it up and know it's not an easy A, but not terrible.

Great professor. Although the class was kind of boring his lectures were kind of funny when he went offf topic. This semester we had to use several books. WE USED ALL OF THEM, there were readings every night, and a quiz just about every class. Good part about the quizzes were that they were open note book. So basically you need to do the homework.

This class was boring, but it's the easiest class! He gives a 6 question quiz every class based on readings. He assigns 2 papers during the semester. I wrote them the day they were due, and I got an A+ on both. He'll talk the entire class, so just take notes. Midterm and final are easy. I did enjoy the class. Gave me new perspective on my religion

Great professor. The guy lectures a lot but he clearly has a strong passion for what he's teaching. I've gone to his office hours a few times and each time he's been very helpful. There's a lot of reading involved in the course but its an easy class if you do the work.

Do the readings and it's an easy class. Professor loves the subject and is very invested. Reading quizzes are impossible if you don't read but the midterm and final are exactly the weekly quizzes (again). Essays take moderate work.

The negative commentary about this professor is misleading. Jacobitz is a great professor; funny, bright, and very helpful. People complain about the readings, but oh well. It's college. He gives quizzes every Friday that are open notebook and are extremely easy if you do the readings(average 15 pages per class). Overall, don't believe the nonsense

Don't be lazy and you'll do fine. Pay attention in class and do the reading guide questions and you will get an A. Every exam is just a repeat of the quiz questions- easy A if you study. The quizzes can be tough, but he drops lowest 2 grades. Jacobitz is passionate and one of my favorites. I took him for both my theology courses

Strangest man I think I have ever met but I loved every second. If you read and do the study guide questions (about 6 a week) you will get an easy A. Raise your hand and engage in class discussion because he does give brownie points.

Love him!! He gives too much reading but can also be really understanding. I would take him again if i could

I took Jacobitz twice-- once for 154 and the second time for Darwin, Dogma and Ecology. I always looked forward to going to this class because his lectures were engaging (sometimes tangential, but interesting nonetheless). If you're looking for an easy A and nothing else, though, I recommend not taking Jacobitz.

THE154 with Dr. Jacobitz has its ups and downs. Straightforward reading assignments and homework that is not insanely difficult, but time consuming. Tests are simply repeats of quiz questions. He is a solid choice, and an interesting person outside of the mind-numbingly boring lectures. Prepare to dread attending his class and for an easy A.

This guy is the best. Do the readings and you will get an easy A. No more than 20 pages per class and its all cool stuff.

Dr. Jacobitz is the man, very nice and funny. He assigns a lot of readings and there's a 4 question quiz on the readings before every class. All of the tests are made up from those quiz questions (even the final) so it really is an easy A if you put forth some effort. He knows what he is talking about, lecture heavy but its at least interesting.

Dr. Jacobitz is a kind, funny professor who goes on random tangents. There is reading and a 4 question quiz due each class. Exam questions are directly from the quizzes. We spend the class talking about the reading, we let him do most of the talking but he would love for us to talk. Attendance is taken each class, so save some absences if you can!

Jacobitz was honestly one of my favorite professors here he is so smart and also hilarious. He made the class a fun place to be with all of his tangents. You'll have weekly quizzes that are only four questions but its nice because the midterm and final are just all of them put together.

Professor Garrigan was a good professor as he was very funny, and lectures rarely turned boring. He is very understanding and keeps class work to a very reasonable level. He most often gives extra time if needed and takes off little to no late points.