The professor tries very hard to accommodate to all of his students. He extends OWL dates and gives extra credit. Like all classes, you do have to earn your grade so don't be lazy. I loved the tests because they were not too wordy and there was multiple choice. He is very sweet and I highly recommend him!

class avg was low b/c students are DUMB. i got an A and i owe that to the best ta in the world, jeanita p. she's SO helpful and nice- runs up her own review worksheets to clarify the material. the prof was okay. really generous with extra credit! and it was helpful e.c. because it meant you had to know the material, not just do extra book-work

I bow down for his "Dr." title because i acknowledge Chem is not easy...in fact, it's hard (needs lots of practice)...but the professor isn't that interesting at all. Following are couple of reason... 1. In lecture, he basically goes over the slide (which also get posted in blackboard) and that is one of the reason most student don't come to cla

Dr. Jursich is a very nice professor. As long as you study you will do fine. He gave two extra credit questions @10 pts. each which is very helpful.

You don't learn much from him, but he's a nice guy. He's really lenient on due dates for online homework. All his lectures are on blackboard so you honestly don't need to go to lectures. If you took AP Chem or something like it, this class should be a breeze, but if you don't know anything about chem then you might want to find someone else.

Dr. J is such a great teacher! Just go to every lecture. It's fun - especially when this dude comes in with demonstrations. Anyway Dr. J is the best lecturer you can get because his powerpoints are so clear, and he clarifies hard topics very well! He's a great guy.

His lecture slides illustrate the material well and teaches very well. The work load is comfortable and even extends homework deadlines to accomodate students, which isn't always necessary. He has such a calm, sweet demeanor. If you know how to do all of his "suggested end of chapter review problems," you'll ace every test :)

He is such a nice professor. He is always willing to accommodate for the students' need. However, he can be a bit confusing. He reads his slides from the power point which demotivated me to go to class at times.

Dr. Jursich's PowerPoints were really helpful. I got an A in the class and U rarely went to lecture. I studied the PowerPoints and only read the chapters in the book on equilibrium. That being said, I do think that going to lecture helps. He doesn't curve the tests, but the tests were very fair and bordering on easy if you studied his PowerPoints.

His powerpoints are helpful and he knows what he's teaching, but he can get boring at times.

I took this course in summer. Got an A. Dr Jursich was very helpful. He even stays after to help you study for exams. To get an A. Read the book, do the owls, use the science learning center and show up for everything. I think no one else does these things and then they wonder why it all seems so hard. Our TA, Laleh prepared us well.

I think that Jursich is an overall good teacher.All these people complaining about him just don't want to learn.He gives study guides for all the exams which are straight forward, there are no surprise attacks on them. If you are willing to learn and read sometimes you will definitely pass this class with an A.He was great I think.HIGHLY recommend.

Prof Jursich is a nice guy. He always took the time to help me when I went to his office hrs. His exams are very fair compared to other professors. I like that his powerpoints are easy to understand. Chem is a hard subject so regardless you have to study and read the book. Alek is given in all chem classes. I have a friend who was smarter in chem t

Definitely take his class!!! He is very helpful person. His lectures are bit confusing as he mumbles a lot but he does extra problems in class and if you ask him a question, he answers it. The extra problems he does and the ARIS homework are extremely helpful for the Exams and to be successfull in class. Definitely Recommend taking him!

I got an A in his class by just doing the ARIS, going to lectures, and doing his blackboard practice problems. He explains things very clearly in class. Pre-med/pharm/den students at UIC dont understand that the basic level chem classes are ment to be hard to funnel out all those that are not cut out for it. I would reconmend his class.

Jursich is a very helpful professor! Not a good lecturer, but he definitely knows the subject. He tries his best to help his students. He is willing to take time out of class to do class reviews prior to midterm exams. I recommend him! The class will surely challenge you, and you will learn something from it. Just go to lectures and read the book.

He's a great professor, only if you actually try hard. I think the people rating him poorly are probably not very smart. Tests weren't as bad as everyone is whining about. Granted if you ACTUALLY STUDY

Took this class last semester and got an 'A' by going to lecture and reading the book. If you do keep up with the book, you should be able to ace all his exams/quizzes since they come directly from the chapter review questions and the examples. One of the easiest class I took.

He is not that bad as others say. Just do the work. The tests are exactly whatever he gives as homework, just diff. numbers

Good teacher. I'd say he is probably the best Gen Chem teacher at UIC, so you should probably take him. Tests and Quizzes were tough, but reasonable. He was kind and also generous. Take him, you won't regret it!

This is an easy class, if you are struggling and if you are in a pre-whatever track, you should consider changing. This is elementary chemistry. Jursich provided the material for you to learn, and he does a good job with it.

He's a pretty good professor. He explains material okay but seems open to assist students who need help. Tests/quizzes were easy if you know the material. The more effort you put in, the better your grade. Labs, easy plus my TA was great which made it better. I'll recommend to take him. If I was serious from the start, I could have gotten an A.

He is a very helpful professor. It helps to know the very basics of chem before coming to his class. I had taken two years of chem and his class turned out to be a great choice since he provides all materials needed in order to succeed in his class. Just read the textbook, download the lectures, as well as practice problems and you'll be fine!

He is a great professor. This class is challenging but if you do all the homework, do the extra practice worksheets he gives you and ask him for help when you're confused you're likely to get an A. He is helpful if you ask him and he is clear about what he wants you to know and gives good explanations. Work hard in his class and you'll do good!

Prof. Jursich is a really nice guy.! He helps you out, very approachable and his tests aren't as hard as everybody thinks they are. They're pretty simple. Just do the review problms he posts them on BB. they're a lot harder than the exam, so when exam date comes it's a piece of cake! if you have any difficulties, he's always available to help out!

He is a very organized professor and his quizzes and exams are very similar to the practice problems.He is extremely helpful during his office hours,just ask for help.His lectures are quite boring.I think it's more useful to read the book,do the practice worksheets and ask for help during his office hours.Overall,he is decent professor.

He was not a good lecturer, but he provided enough material to ace exams. His practice worksheets are helpful in assessing how much you know and how much you need to learn. It is best to understand what your learning during the time it is taught rather than last minute. His quizzes are a good guide for exams. Good professor, I got an A+.

Yeah he is boring and sometimes hard to understand. But if you are complaining about his exams or quizzes being too hard, then you probably shouldn't be doing premed. The book itself is enough to help you get an A on his exams.

Honestly not as bad as some people say. Your grade is based on how much effort. An A is definitely doable. Just study the powerpoints, do owl, and do the practice problems.

Jursich might not be the most interesting lecturer, but his powerpoints are definitely helpful. He's a pretty decent Chemistry teacher. Most people don't read, but reading the book helped me. Study powerpoints and practice worksheets if you want to do good on tests.Some TAs grade hard, so make sure you do good on tests if you get a hard TA.

He's the best chemistry teacher I've ever had and his teaching is pretty decent. People complain about his teaching. He's actually a good teacher. If you ditch lecture and don't put in effort no wonder you don't understand, it's not his fault. His powerpoints are great. I used them to study. His exams are long though, but are still fair.

Great teacher! His powerpoints really helped me to study for exams.

This dude was so easy. Just study his practice worksheets and power points and you will ace the class. It's sad that so many people complain about this man. They are the reason UIC is ranked so low amongst undergraduate universities.

He spends alot time on problems which is good, but sometimes class gets boring. He does practice problems in lecture and posts them up on blackboard. OWL assignments helped me understand the material well. Overall, I definitely recommend him! If you study and do the study guides, its possible to get an A in the class!

I can see why people complain so much about him but it's probably the people that don't make use of office hours, don't come to class, and don't meet the professor half way. Just put in effort and you can get a B in this class. Try hard and you can get a A, as I am. His slides are very helpful, he extends OWL assignments, and he's willing to help.

People who are complaining about him are the ones who are used to professors copy pasting and spoon feeding them the exams. He really challenges and makes you learn, not memorize the test. So if you're just lazy and used to a professor who made life too easy for you then don't take his class and say he's bad.

Isn't the best teacher but compared to others at UIC he is good. He curved the 2nd test by 4 points. The 3rd test by 10. There are iClicker points so go to class. The points add up. There are also practice problems he puts on blackboard that help with quizzes and tests. Study those, go to class, and you will be fine. Also, try and get AVIK as ur TA

Boring lectures, but he is a good teacher. Extends OWL assignments and,yes,exams can be tricky, but he curves a bit if everyone isn't doing so well on them. Also has review sessions and posts practice problems online to help. Go to review sessions or do his study guides if you're having trouble and you'll do fine.

Go to lecture for i-clicker points. I hated him at first cause he was boring and he drained the life out of me. But i love chemistry, so i just reviewed his slides. His power points really help. if you're struggling, just go to his office hrs and review examples in the book. Exams are very long so be prepared and study.

People who say he can't teach need to restate that the problem is that they are unable to learn because they ditch, don't try, etc. He knows how to teach chemistry. His powerpoints are awesome and answers ?s when approached.

Great teacher. Just study the slides and do the practice problems and you should do well on exams, even if they are kinda long.

Absolutely helpful professor. This class is not easy but Professor Jursich made it doable. Do the problems and understand all the concepts bullet points that he assigned on the review sheet, do all the practice problems and you should get at least a B. Go to his office hours and asks questions will be very helpful too. OWL too easy

Want an A?Those pp slides(and owl) are going to be your holy bible.Print them out.Study them.Write out a few good owl problems+answers. The examples on his slides show up on his exams in diff forms(pay attention to clicker q's!).Know how to do each problem. Practice q's help alot too.Jursich gives you helpful tools, its up to students to utilize it

Just study the Sapling, quizzes, notes for exams. I didn't learn much from Jursich anyways. BUT GET FERNANDO TOBIAS for your TA. Nicest guy and gives very generous grade for quizzes, labs, practicals. You want Ralph. He calls himself Ralph

I really like Dr. Jursich! You can tell he cares about his students - holding Q&As before an exam, office hours 3 times a week, posting practice problems WITH answers. He doesn't have to do that! Book is only helpful for additional sample problems. PPT somewhat helpful. Office hours/tutors in SLC extremely helpful. DO THE PRACTICE PROBLEMS!

I'm currently taking Chem 112 and all I advise you to do is to go over his Study practice problems he puts on Bb. They are exactly how the quiz and exams are formatted. Not sure of the curve yet but if you talk to him he is vey helpful. Also, go to the SLC for tutoring like peer-leading groups and his office hours actually wants to help so go!

As of right now I have a D in his class. He is occasionally side tracked and mumbles every so often. Though he is generally very clear and engaging. If you go in and ask after class he is more then willing to help you. Again stressed go over his practice q on bb and you will be just fine.

good guy puts everything up on BB

Take negative reviews with a grain of salt. He ended up being pretty decent. He's very organized with his lecture pps(everything is on the slides, so even if he rushes just REVIEW them, its self-explanatory).he always puts everything up on BB, all of which helped plenty in preparing for the exams.I'm taking organic chem atm, and i miss Dr. Jursich.

He is very helpful, but rushes through hard topics and spends too much time on the easy stuff. Be prepared to teach yourself the course if you have him as a professor.

Very helpful professor. Extended office hours, lengthy practice problems and relatively informative lectures. He does mumble a bit through tricky topics. The last few weeks go VERY FAST, so keep up, especially with acid/base stuff. Not an easy A. You have to earn it!

This is a class where you will have to pay attention in. Professor Jursich is very helpful out of class. Ask questions if you don't understand something! Make sure to do practice problem he posts on Blackboard and do sapling homework. Chem 112 is a tough class but with handwork a B is easy to get!

Dr. Jursich is the best. Chemistry is not an easy subject to begin with, and his class is not a breeze, but he is very clear about what he wants and needs from his students. His lectures are easy to follow and he posts practice problems online. You have to do the work though, the tests are very number/math heavy. Doable course if effort is put in.

Jursich is okay. His powerpoints were really helpful, and the online homework really helped me learn the material

Dr. Jursich is an AMAZING teacher. You can tell that he has a genuine interest and desire for his students to do well. His lectures are clear (barely needed to use the book) and you really gain so much just by attending class. Come to class and listen attentively.Do your homework and practice problems! Put some effort and YOU will get a good grade.

You will really learn much from Jursich. He is obviously a very experienced, dedicated teacher who wants his students to succeed. Some people don't come to class, yet expect an A. This is not the formula in doing well in this class. Jursich offers you numerous resources. Use them. He's also adorable! I want to feed him sugar cookies all day!

He's the guy to take for chem. Usually the people that do bad are the ones who don't study and expect a good grade. Powerpoints covered everything, never needed the book. An A is easy to get, just keep up with the material.

He was honestly a great professor for gen chem! Sure he was rushed at times, but if you study everything from the lectures then you are sure to ace his exams and quizzes!!

Jursich is a great professor but don't expect any love from him. He is incredibly harsh when it comes to grading and there is no curve. On the plus side he very helpful and posts everything on BB in a timely fashion. I didn't receive the grade I wanted but I learned much from him. If your GPA is of the utmost importance then I wouldn't take him.

I took this class during the summer session. It was a tough class and it is fast paced. Do NOT think that it is easier during the summer than in a regular semester. Professor Jurisch is awesome though, his tests are tough but you learn a lot of material. I was 2 percent points away from a B and emailed him about it, and he boosted my grade. Thanks!

I took this class during the summer, BEST DECISION. The material we didn't get a chance to cover was not on the final, the T.As were lenient with grading and Jursich is not that bad idk what everyone is complaining about. Tests are tricky but he uses problems almost identical to ones from lecture. The final was difficult but still got a B on it!

Ok the guy is boring but if you actually go to class and pay attention you will learn chemistry. He can go a bit fast so get the online hmwk done before lecture so you actually have an idea about what hes talking about. This is one of those classes where you get exactly what you put in. Do the hmwk, take notes in lecture, & take the lab seriously.

If you go to class and read the book and keep up you will do. You just have to be very careful because once you start to fall behind it's very easy to just fall farther and farther. Even though it is a huge lecture hall class Jursich is great at answering individual questions.

He's a really good teacher. The class is hard though. See him during his office hours. I know it's time out of your schedule but I promise it is worth it. The online homework is okay. The exams are tricky and the quizzes are too but study and see him andor your TA during their hours. It changes everything.

If you show up to lecture, do the readings and the reviews that he assigns for every chapter you will be okay. It is easy to fall behind because it is fast paced.

If you do the readings, reviews and show up to lecture you will pass. He asks if anyone has questions almost every lecture. He only tests you on what he covered in class. The exams and quizzes are not hard if you do the reviews.

To do okay: either read the book or pay attention in class. Definitely take notes and do practice problems. To do great: all of the above. Homework is all on google, but work through the problems anyway. Pay attention to your TA before lab. He curved all of our tests and quizzes. If you ask for help, he'll help.

exams are pretty hard and the lectures are pretty fast but he is nice u can ask him anytime

Dr. Jursich is super helpful! He always gives practice problems from the book and they're great practice for the quizzes and exams. Go to office hours.

Great! There if you need help.

I recommend Jursich. He explains everything thoroughly and even goes through a bunch of problems step-by-step. As long as you study the chapters in advance and pay attention in lecture, the class won't be hard at all. His quizzes and exams are really simple as well if you go over the practice problems. 10/10 he the man

Don't expect an A if you don't put effort in. This class takes a lot of time. There are 3 tests that get progressively harder. 5 Easy quizzes. Weeklyish homework that is $30/semester. Must pay attention to lectures! Jursich uploads everything to Blackboard. He does iClicker questions sporadically so don't miss too much. Loved the class!

In order to get an A in this class, if you didn't take AP Chem, you definitely have to work for it. You must show up to lecture, participate in IClicker questions, study hard for tests, complete discussion worksheets, and correctly do the lab reports. Looking over past tests is also very helpful in reviewing the material that will be on the test.

I really liked how he structured the class. He puts up all his lectures and lets you know whats going to be on the test/quizzes so they aren't difficult as long as you studied. Go to lecture for clicker points, but other than that it's not that crucial. The book was actually helpful, especially if you didn't go to lectures.

Go for the iclicker bruh. Besides the iclicker just do the practice problems he posts on blackboard and you're good. Don't need a book. Really easy tests and quizzes, everything you need to know is on blackboard.

I had a C all semester & after the final he gave a small curve so I got a B! Make sure to read the book, do all the hw, and come to class for iclickers and try to get 100% on small things especially if your not doing good on exams or quizzes cause it bring your grade up a lot! Tests are kinda rough unless you read the book and practice iclickers.

Prof. Jursich is the best chem professor I've ever had. He really wants his students to pass and would do anything to help. Go to his office hours, he is very approachable and nice. Tests and quizzes are hard, but practice problems help a lot. I would def take him again.

Overall and easy class. Missing lecture would put you behind though. He does a lot of example problems by hand in class, but sometimes difficult to follow. If he falls behind with his lectures then he'll do less of those too. Tests and quizzes are generally not too bad, but if you don't study they're pretty difficult. Recommend and would take again

This was my second time taking this course. He is not a very good lecturer but his one-on-one help is awesome. I only went to class for iClicker points. 4 quizzes and 3 tests. He curves when the class average is low, but he doesn't tend to curve the final. He's organized and always posts the lecture beforehand which is nice. Good professor overall.

Jursich is alright. He has 3 exams and a final. 4 quizzes. iClickers to make you come to class. Overall easier than the other chem professors, but still difficult. Content was fair throughout the semester, quizzes are tougher than exams, in my opinion. You gotta study a lot of it on your own, as he isn't the best when it comes to lectures.

Wonderful professor and person, bad lecturer. He lectures as if you already know what he's talking about&VERY QUICKLY. many people say that they lectures are enough(i needed to read the textbook). ICLICKER EVERY OTHER DAY. ALWAYS WILLING TO HELP DURING OFFICE HOURS!Office hrs: 1 hr b4 & after lecture M,W,F! sapling:30 questions; exams are fair :))

Professor Jursich may not be the best professor at UIC, but he's at least the best in regards to General Chemistry. I'm not that great with chemistry, so I've had a few of the Gen Chem professors. Jursich is how I got through both classes. He puts the slides on Blackboard before class and curves exams. Show up and try. If he is an option, take him.

Prof. Jursich was one of the best professors I have ever had. From his intuitive lectures, to his occasional funny quirk, his class was, overall, a great experience. His exams were not difficult if you were prepared and his teaching style was very approachable. He is very passionate about what he teaches and makes sure you get something out of it.

Dr. Jursichs unusual quirks make the class only that much more enjoyable to go to. I have heavy 6 hour breaks before 3pm lectures. If it were any other class, i would skip that class because i commute and would rather go home. But seeing his passion for teaching only inclined me to go to class that much more. Do me a favor: clap for him after class

Prof Jursich one of the best professor to take for Chemistry not only is he passionate about the subject but is very caring and flexible with students. Personally, his exams were much easier than his quizzes. To pass his class do the practice problems that he provides with solutions and it will be similar on the exams. Take him for chemistry!

The best and most understanding teacher Ive ever had! He is a true gem! People who usually complain never came to class! Took him for two semesters and he was amazing! Go to his office hours and he provides help! love him!

Go to lecture, pay attention, and do the extra work outside of class by doing practice problems and reviewing, and you'll get the A. Chemistry isn't easy, but Professor Jursich's passion for the subject makes going to lecture enjoyable. Use all resources he provides on Blackboard because they're similar to quizzes/exams. Absolutely recommend!

Didn't pay attention in class. Studied night before exam by reading book, looking over lectures uploaded, doing practice problems uploaded, & going over discussion worksheets. Exam questions & quiz questions directly from slides, book, worksheets, & practice problems. Put in the effort, try, & you will do fine. He is a funny & good prof. EASY A.

he's a decent professor, try and pay attention during class though, he's easy to tune out even though everything he teaches well.

took him for 122 and 124 straight forward exams --- just like the problems he gives on his powerpoints willing to help during office hours **124 was more difficult than 122 though. in my class he ended up rushing through a lot of the 124 topics, but you can learn it all on your own <-- great prep for orgo where you learn everything on your own

Dr. Jursich is the nicest person I have met at UIC. He is very caring and his students' success matters to him. If you ever need help, go to his office hours and he is more than happy to help. Study before and after the lectures, and you can get an A on everything. I am willing to take Dr. Jursich' s class as many times as possible, he's the best!

So to all those who say Prof. Jursich is a terrible professor are those who really didn't put the effort into his class. He is a solid choice for chemistry because he actually will take the time to explain things(you gotta be there to hear it tho FYI). If you go into his chemistry class with the mindset that you will learn, you can cop an A/B.

Dr. Jursich is a straightforward professor. Exams are all problem-based instead of conceptual things, so I think it's easier because you don't need to really memorize anything. You just need to know how to do the problems, but exams are similar to quizzes and practice problems

I took him this semester for Gen Chem 1 and I thought it would be a lot worse. I have a month left and I have a B. There were some rough subjects in there but he shows you how to do everything. He's big on math instead of concepts. The practice problems he gives out are basically the exams with different numbers.

The best chemistry professor for Gen Chem I and II! He offers you a variety of resources which is more than any of the other professors will. He makes practice problems that resemble his quizzes and exams. Do those, and you'll get the A for sure. Make sure to study ahead of time. Also, he can be boring, but if you can listen, you're also golden!

Just pefect for chem class . Take him

Professor Jursich is an amazing professor, he is always willing to help you. Go see him in his office hours and he will explain things you don't understand. Yes, his lectures can be a little boring but he is funny sometimes. Make sure to do the discussion sheets every week and also go over the practice problems before each quiz or exams.

I loved Jursich. He really knows what he is talking about and his lectures are clear. Like any chem class, you need to do a lot of your own work, but his lectures are helpful. His practice problems are the most helpful to study for the exams so DO THEM. The book can be helpful but i didnt use it that much, so not a necessity. I would take him again

So I rated Jursich last semester for 122 and my rating hasn't changed except for the difficulty. Jursich definitely had a harder time teaching 124 because it is so much more conceptual and less is mathematical. His exams are still math based over concept based, but the stuff you are learning is harder. Pay attention at the end especially, I got a B

Decent professor Isnt very fair. For my class he made a 56 a C and around an 87 an A. Its so easy for students to pass with a C if they put minimal effort but its so hard to get an A. Exams and Quizzes are HARD. he gives you practice problems but they arent like exam problems. I strongly suggest to focus on HOW to do it and not memorize.

Dr. Jursich is a great professor. His exams are all math. Exam 3 was the only one because most of the sections were conceptual. Easy A if you study and do his practice problems. Read the book if you need a deeper understanding of certain topics, otherwise go to his office hours. He is always willing to answer any questions.

Dr Jurisch is really good with his math. Be prepare to learn not only the concept, but the mechanism about things and how it works. He's really care about his students so go to his office hours.

he's a really good guy, and a great teacher. He isn't as great with conceptual stuff in the class, but does a great job going over the math in chemistry.

He wasn't the one teaching the class, it was more of the TA's that was. Even so, you get like 2-3 attempts to take your pre-lab quiz and for the lab, it was easy to understand and do since they gave us an outline. He is very understandable and drops 1 lab report that is the lowest grade. Overall, it was an easy A.

If you learn to do the examples and understand the concepts, the quizzes and exams are quite easy, he gives practice quizzes and exams, and the final was just a combination of the 2 exams with new content. There's a lot of small details. The labs make up 40% of your grade, but so as long as you write a lot, it should help your grade overall.

It feels like the "B-sides" of organic chemistry and general chemistry. You just learn a lot of random things. The material is boring but if you watch the lectures at 2.5x times speed it becomes bearable. The labs were free As but I definitely am missing out on so many lab technical skills since it was online

Took this course over the summer. Although this wasn't the easiest class I took (especially since I struggled with exam 2 concepts in general), it was doable as long as I reviewed recorded lectures, hw, and quizzes. Exams were pretty straight forward. No set curve for the class (grade cutoffs are decided based on class average).

Do you like success? Do you struggle in chemistry? If you answered yes to either of these questions, Professor Jursich is the way to go! Hands down, greatest professor I've ever had. Extremely caring, and wants to see you succeed. If you put in the work, and are still struggling, you can easily ask him for help and he will guide you. Best professor

Most amazing professor in the entirety of UIC, and maybe all of Illinois. I hated Chemistry at first, but walked out loving Chemistry and my pursued major. Also, has great office hours and always answers questions no matter how simple they are.

Really, the best teacher for CHEM 123/124, Hands down, ain't no clown. His lectures are excellent and he has good humor.

Amazing professor! I had him for CHEM 122 as well. Very kindhearted and really open to answering questions in full detail and also meeting with students in his own time to help in any way he can. I wish he also taught organic chemistry next semester, because I would 100% take it with him.

He's a good man. He's a good man, Savana. Dude, take him, he has record lecture and super patient in explaining for you the things that you're stuck on. I'm just regret that I haven't taken the class seriously, so that's why I got B. But trust me, he is a good professor. The exam is actually in the homeworks and discussion worksheets. That's all.

Chemistry is going to be hard no matter what, but I truly feel that Professor Jursich was great in teaching the require content. Yes, this class requires a lot of work from you, but Professor Jursich is willing to help you if you show dedication and come to office hours. Discussion sheet will be your best friend in preparing for exams!.

Loved Dr.Jursich and his lectures great professor who taught me my entire gen chem. Best advice is mslc and practicing the discussion worksheets till its common knowledge if you want the A. Good luck in retirement and thank you!

His slides are very clear and easy to understand. He does not give a lot of homework. All the things in the homework are necessary for exams. He is gentle and kind. He replies emails clearly.

Professor Jursich's class can be challenging, but with dedication it's manageable. His lectures may not be the most engaging, so the textbook and discussion worksheets are key. Unstuckstudy AI and MSLC sessions helped me stay on top of the material. Overall, a decent option in the chemistry department.