Absolute queen love her so much.

This class was my most favorite online class that I have ever taken. Dr. Charles is very straight forward with tests and gives a review prior to the test. If you do the review, you will be fine. I made an A while serving Active Duty in the military and being a full time mom. This class was excellent! HIGHLY recommend her.

Dr. Charles provides everything you need to pass this course. I will say this class was difficult, but I expected that. I did well on the exams, but not so much on the lab practicals. Be aware some are fill in the blank, but thankfully she goes back and adds a lot of extra points. She even changed our lowest test score! She's great!

2nd time taking AP II. Of all the AP II teachers, she's 1 of the best. Just like other AP II classes, YOU HAVE TO STUDY, but Dr. Charles gives good lectures. Drops the lowest exam grade & Ch quiz. The quizzes are easy but the exams are hard; extra grades help. She has 1 week window for exams. Easy A if you listen to lectures thoroughly & take notes

Very good professor. Cares a lot about her students and what they have to say. She does upload her presentations before class and only uses class time to "review" those presentations so it's kind of hard to keep up sometimes, but overall very straight to the point. Class isn't mandatory, but she notices who joins and keeps that in mind at the end.

I liked the class, it was a little hard in the beginning, but as long as you read the textbook you'll be fine, DON'T DEPEND ON THE SLIDES/LECTURES ALONE!!! She gives big curves and I ended passing the class.

Dr. Charles truly cares for her students. I really believe that Dr. Charles wants her students to do well, and her grades reflect that. Compared to other A&P professors, she is a breath of fresh air. The downside is that she was often late in getting materials to the class in a timely manner. While frustrating, I still highly recommend.

Dr. Charles's teaching style is very straightforward. AP2 is generally a challenging class, but with Dr. Charles, it didn't feel overwhelming. Coupled with her genuine care for students, in my opinion, she's the best AP professor I've taken. There are two types of quizzes to cushion your grade, and the lowest exam is dropped. Highly recommend; 4/5.

Dr. Charles is really nice! I took her for Neurobiology as selected topics 3310, but she actually has the class set up as a 5000 level course for master's students. Don't really need to the textbook. Two exams are worth 30% of grade each, showing up to class is 20% of grade and open-note and book quizzes are 20%. Interesting class, not too hard

Dr. Charles can be a little disorganized, but she is sweet and cares about students. She struggled to get our lectures posted in time, but she would give us extra time and attempts on quizzes when it was her fault. Tests off PPs and not text, so really focus on her lectures. Overall, easier professor.

Professor Charles was sometimes disorganized, but she recognized when she was not on top of things and made it right. Made our tests open-book and provided extra-credit assignments to make the class fair for a 5-week. I can tell she genuinely cares about student's learning and wants us to get the best educational experience possible.

Dr. Charles is amazing. She truly cares! This is not an easy course in general, you really need to comprehend the material before you take a quiz or exam. Overall she's awesome and curves her exams a lot!! I had a 68 and she curved it to an 80! Take her please!

i would say to take Dr. Charles if you can. For me, it was asynchronous, which means we only met before exams. the class was mainly only quizes, which there was one due each weekend, and three exams. She gave pretty solid curves, which honestly saved my grade. Definitely recommend.

This is her FIRST time teaching cell physiology (BIOL 3301) and I'm not even half way through the semester and I can already say TAKE HER! The way she explains the material makes it interesting and much easier to understand than the book. There is a lot of material and she wants her students to succeed. Hope she continues teaching this class!

Dr. Charles is a great teacher for A&P. Her lectures were great, and she cared about the material she was teaching. Her Exams were based on the lecture, so if you go to class and pay attention, you'll do well. an A is very achievable.

Dr. Charles made the lecture part for A&P I interesting and easy to understand. Her exams are based on her PowerPoint slides and what she lectures during class. What I used to study were her learning objectives that were given in each PowerPoint. I made study guides based on those learning objectives and was able to make Bs/As on her exams.

Material is tough and detailed, but her lectures made it interesting. Studied her lectures, and only used the book for details I missed. Studied using flash cards, concept maps, and summaries comparing similar concepts. Quizzes are open book and detailed. Tests are closed book and require comprehension, but less detailed. Optional extra credit.

The class is easy, lectures are necessary but attendance is not since everything was recorded. Quizzes are open notes with questions that take directly from the PowerPoint. Exams are all online on lockdown browser and open for 36 hours so there is plenty of time to take them if you have other classes, especially when they are on the weekend.

I was surprised to see all the bad reviews. Obviously A&P is going to be hard regardless of professor and I honestly think Charles is your best bet for the class. Tons of open note quizzes to help your grade. She makes it clear that she will not test on topics that aren't in her power points. Lowest exam and quiz was dropped. No curves though.

Best professor I have ever had (especially in the sciences). The tests are only over material that is covered in lecture so be sure to go over the videos. Great at explaining difficult concepts and very understanding. The class is very difficult, but manageable because of Dr. Charles' teaching.

She's an awesome professor! Go through the PowerPoints(know how the processes work), read the chapters ahead of time so you won't be behind. It's very easy to slack off in this class, you don't necessarily need to prioritize it but pay enough attention in lecture. She'll say and explain topics that are the exact answers on quizzes and exams.

Took 3310 during the summer, 5 weeks. Lectures online, activities in-person 2 days/week to solidify material (10 pts/week), 2 exams & 5 quizzes (all open book/internet)! She condensed a lot of material so concepts flowed easily since Neurobio can be complex. Pay attention to PPTs, take advantage of open book, easy class easy A. Take in summer!!!

Dr. Charles is very knowledgeable and also understanding. She would record her in-person lectures & upload them later for you to study. The material is presented straightforwardly and her tests are over the textbook & lectures so just put the time in and you'll make an A. A little slow to reply to emails. If you're taking a&p2 I recommend her

Overall, great professor. Exams only have what was on the slides. On quizzes, there are many things we don't go over so make sure to read the textbook. Good at responding. Very knowledgable.

Her lectures were not very good. If you want to do well in Biol 1345, you need to teach yourself during your own study time. I cannot imagine passing A&P with her.

Overall, what will be offered to pass the class is a module with videos, lecture slides, a practice quiz (except for module 10), e-text readings, the lecture, teams + office hours, and your own determination. Make sure you are not underestimating the quiz/exams! You'll have to give up your weekends to take exams and quizzes- that is what I did :(

This professor is fair but tough. You must do exactly what the assignments say in order to receive credit. Buy the book and read the chapters. If you comprehend them you will do okay.

Dr. Charles is an excellent and caring professor, very helpful with any questions during her office hours! The A&p1 material is challenging, so make sure you ask questions to understand the material as the lessons stack up! The lecture and lab grades are merged; be mindful to the outlines and learning objectives as exams topics depend on them!

She is very engaging, but for me personally, bio isn't my strongsuit. She is a good teacher, but very wordy. She is very thorough though, so I can appreciate that.

She is a great teacher. The class can be a bit rough since there is a lot of material, but that's just how it is. She is very good at lecturing and will answer any question you have. She does not mind repeating herself multiple times. I recommend taking notes of the e-text readings she publishes on Canvas as most of that info is tested on the exams

Hard instructor but if you are diligent in your work and communicate with her or the TAs, then you will do fine. I took her online 8-week course, which was tough because of how fast-paced it was. She gives you 3 attempts for the homework, and I recommend saving the homeworks (with the answers). It will help you with the final.

I think Professor Charles is a great professor. Her lectures follow PowerPoint slides that go over everything on the tests. I studied the lecture slides, my notes from the lectures, and the video resources provided in the modules and finished with an A. I am excited to take her again next semester for A&P 1.

I personally thought Dr. Charles was a great professor. She is very kind and understanding and willing to work with you through any issues. The lectures and material can be overwhelming and difficult at times. There is not much homework, but the more you study, the better you will perform on exams. She also provides extra credit opportunities.

Dr. Charles was a kind professor and was always ready to answer questions. The main thing I have to say is just go to lectures and make sure to take notes to prepare for exams. The homework was not too difficult and there was not much of it. She always emphasizes to ask for help if you need it, so definitely take advantage of her office hours.

Dr. Charles is really nice and provides a lot of resources for her students. She's a good professor it is just a hard class. She provides objectives for each chapter so you know what to study. She responds to emails and will actually answer your questions. She will also give points back if a question is dumb or wasn't lectured over properly.

Dr. Charles is a excellent lecturer, she will answer any question, no matter how unrelated or silly it may seem. Do not be afraid to ask her to repeat a topic. Content is heavy and will need a few hours of studying a week. Kind, however does not respond to emails in a timely manner. Solid choice for a professor nothing I would really complain about

Dr Charles is an amazing professor and really helps students understand the material. The class is a lot of work, but I personally think lab was a lot more difficult than lecture. For lecture, make sure you have a good understanding of the learning objectives and you will do well on exams. She also offered some extra credit which was helpful.

This professor was the best bc she was able to explain the material in depth and answer questions kindly to help students understand. She was fair, but make sure to ask questions and communicate. Study the ppt not the book, follow guides for the quizzes that weigh more than exams and study a week or two before practicals.B+ in lab/ A- in lec= (A)

I took her for A&P 1 and struggled at the beginning as you really have to study for her class. She gives chapter quizzes (1 or 2) after each chapter along with homework. The quizzes are on lockdown browser + webcam so you need to know your stuff. She provides an outline that I suggest spending time filling out and understanding.

She took over the class when original prof passed away, and she was amazing. She came in, told us she was going to support us and did just that. She stripped down the reading to essentials, expanded in lecture, and made super helpful exam reviews. Super available and understanding of a difficult situation.

Well the class is a pretty fair class, there are 5 exams but 1 is dropped. There are quizzes which aren't time but only 1 attempt. Then there is homework which is really easy and you get infinite amount of attempts. The professor is good at what she does. Will be taking her for immunology for sure. She's very funny and helps you on various topics.

Make sure you read from the power point and. Attendance is not mandatory but you get extra credit from class participation which may weigh up to 72 points which comes out to be very helpful. Quizes are in lock down browser,carries huge percentage. Your final exam (easier than other exams) replaces your lowest exam score.I had B-(LAB)&A+(Lecture)=A.

I love this teacher. Her lectures were so good and matched perfectly with what we were tested on. A&P was hard, but she explained material perfectly. One time I had COVID in her bio class during an exam and she was super understanding. Just be prepared to study a lot for A&P, but I just think it's a hard class in general.

For context, Dr. Charles was selected last minute for Summer 2024 following internal department problems and did well teaching a course she hadn't taught in a while. She understood her students by providing extensions on exams, 3 attempts on quizzes (5 lowest drop), and providing recordings on Echo360. A&PII is difficult regardless of professor.

She was very thoughtful with her lectures and was more than happy to answer everyone's questions, even the silly questions. The 5-week course itself is hard, but personally, I think she was very lenient in her grading and gave us lots of extra points. If your grade is within one whole point of the next letter, she will curve it!

I love Dr. Charles. I've had her for 3 classes and have gotten an A for them. A&P2 in the summer was so fast and difficult, but I love how she teaches. She cares about her students and will give extra credit for a few things. Use the learning objectives as a study guide. Study the quizzes. Thought lab practicals were harder than lecture exams.

I had her for intro to bio and honestly she's one of my favorite professors this year. She is willing to go into depth and answer your questions after class. Although she doesn't take late work she doesn't even assign as much to a point where u shouldn't be getting it done. Biology is not my favorite subject but she teaches it in a way to help me

TAKE HER FOR CELL PHYS IF YOU CAN! 5 exams (lowest one dropped), 1 quiz a week (open note and 2 attempts), but she does take attendance in class for a grade. Very smart, knows what she's talking about, exams are not bad if you take the time to study but this isn't a super time consuming course. She also offers extra credit!

Dr. Charles is awesome! She's available outside of class and responds to emails very quickly. Her powerpoints contain a lot of information and she also includes relevant textbook pdfs to read. This class had a lot of information but she made it easy to digest. Would definitely recommend her.

I truly don't know why Dr Charles has such low ratings. She's amazing. I had her for A+PI and II and even though I don't have her classes anymore, I still go to her office hours for a chat because she's so sweet. Exams make up the majority of your grade, but she writes the best exam reviews: if you follow those, you WILL pass your exams!

Doctor C is a really good professor!! If you show up take your notes and study ahead of time you'll do good in the class. She does take attendance for a grade but just consider it a free 10%. I will say for some exams there is a lot of material so it's best to study ahead of time because it can be overwhelming to study last minute.

Professor Charles is a fantastic teacher who really helps students grasp the challenging A&P material. Prioritize understanding the lecture slides, complete the quizzes, and use resources like Unstuckstudy to prepare. Expect a lot of work, but the effort pays off.

She was an amazing professor! The course materials were tough, but if you go to lectures and pay attention, it makes it so much easier. If you struggle with any of the concepts at all, reach out to her or go to office hours, and she will help you! She gave me so many tips on how to study, and I will be taking more courses with her in the future!

PowerPoint's are very straight up, no need to read the books as everything on the test will be straight from the PowerPoints and quizzes are also straightforward.

took her for summer A&P2. She includes breaks and pauses to answer everyone's questions. She is really helpful whenever you need help and super kind. She wants her students to succeed and understands that this is a difficult class. But, she does go off the slides sometimes, so it's hard to follow, but she takes her time to explain all the info.

I truly don't know why she doesn't have a good reputation on here. She has been the best professor I have had at UTA so far. I took A&PII with her over the summer. I felt super supported and had any questions answered by her.

She was an amazing professor. I never took biology in high school so it was very new to me. She does read off the slides but does explain everything further. Retake her assignment before the exams, those questions will be on the exam!

This is my second time having this professor. (A&P II & now Nutrition). Every class is the same format: Do the homework + study the powerpoint and you will get an A. She will never test you on something that isn't on those slides.The side camera for nutrition online is a downside, but I've had no issues with it!

As long as you complete the quizzes, study intricately the lectures weather on echo 360 or in person (highly recommend not missing the lectures) and completing the learning goals and depth it will be impossible to fail. There is no textbook for the class, but that may change in the near future since she is currently writing one.

She is probably one of the best professors I've taken. In any of her classes, all you need to do to get a good grade is show up and pay attention. Her lectures cover almost, if not all, test material and she is always looking for questions. I've taken her for multiple classes and it's the same in all. She is a fantastic professor.

The second and third exam is the hardest. She drops the lowest exam. I was able to bomb the last exam and end with a 90. Please don't rely on Echo360. Go to class. Ask questions. Go through the processes. It's a lotttt of info but she's chill. I do not play about her!!!

This class is hard. As frick. BUT. There is echo360. Her exams, if you actually lock in the material from lecture will set you free. You don't have to use the ebook she gives you. Her lectures are gr8. There is a required cumulative exam you have to take that replaces your lowest grade BUT it will help if you lock in for the third exam.