Good Guy. Will help you. Tests are fair if you are willing to study. Study previous tests and SI sheets and you will do just fine.

He can be a bit dull. But he's very straightforward with his tests. Pretty much, if you study the book, SI sheets, and his previous exams, you should be good to go. His lectures are pretty much straight from the book. Watch out for his final though. It's the one tricky exam he'll give you.

Dr. Kindt can be a bit dry at times...there weren't any demonstrations in his class compared to Weaver/Morkin, etc. However, he was extremely clear in his teaching and worked very hard to make sure the class understood what he was saying. Tests reflect what he teaches. He has an odd sense of humor...definitely a scientist.

One of the best professors I have taken. He explains P-CHEM really really well and make students really think about it. I enjoy his lecture very much. He is also very helpful in office hour.

Chemistry is always challenging, but Dr. Kindt wants his students to succeed. He encourages questions and tries his best to answer clearly-though he is at times too intelligent to explain things simplistically. He provides test outlines and practice materials. His tests are calculation based and make you think, but are fair.

Dr. Kindt is one of the best professors that I have taken at Emory. He is clear and concise. He is boring as a lecturer but still attempts to get people to participate--he also admits that he is a little dry. Helpful in office hours, but do not go expecting to have a conversation. Come with questions prepared.

Very good professor. If you are coming into the class with an AP Chemistry background, it probably will be an easy or semi-easy A, but if you are not, I would recommend using all the resources. His lecture slides, back of the chapter problems, and learning objectives are honestly enough to study for the tests. If you are not as strong, just read.

Kindt gives pretty fast-paced, dense lectures, which can sometimes be a difficult way to learn chemistry, especially since he is pretty math heavy. His tests are difficult, but pay attention and take good notes, and they are doable. He also posts a lot of review material, so use that. Very patient and helpful in office hours and review sessions.

Dr. Kindt is one of the best professor I've had at Emory. He gives concise instructions and abundant material to study for the test. Unlike some other Gene Chem professors, he actually lectures. However, be aware that you need to be really good at Math to succeed.

Dr. Kindt truly cares about his students and is extremely understanding. He is very accessible outside of class as well - take advantage of his office hours! His lectures are very straightforward, and he posts a lot of material and resources for his students to use to prepare for the exams. Definitely a great professor!

Most people who take CHEM 202 don't take it seriously because they think CHEM 203/204 are the harder courses. Just take this course a little bit more seriously by doing practice problems over and over again and you'll do fine. ALEKS is still a pain, but he structures them in modules that are actually related to the topics. He's enthusiastic, too!

Dr. Kindt is a very kind person and wants his students to succeed. Sometimes it is hard to follow his lectures, but if you do the readings before class it is easier to follow along.

Professor Kindt is a great professor, but he might sometimes be a bit hard to follow during lecture. Don't be afraid to ask questions during class, through email, and during office hours. He usually welcomes questions. He is also very enthusiastic about chemistry and also very nice to students.

Dr. Kindt is really an awesome professor and he integrates a lot of cool concepts into 205. Content can get abstract at times but go in with an open mind. In terms of structure, the asynch and synch material dont usually overlap so be prepared to cover all your bases as work can get hectic/disorganized at times. Tests fairly straightforward

Dry humor and not accessible at all. But fair grading, reasonable exam, and very helpful lectures not only for course content but also for daily life. Overall very traditional teaching style and you will learn a lot about pchem, quantum mechanics, and electronics.

You have to work for an A, but there's plenty of support. Attending SI sessions really helps, they do worksheets with problems similar to what is on tests. My test grade improved exponentially after going to them. Dr. Kindt answers any questions students have as well. The workload is manageable.

Dr. Kindt is one of the kindest professors I've had. A super easy-going guy too. Take advantage of his office hours! Took 150 and 202 with him, and to be fair, 150 was a wonderful class, since I think his specialty is inorganic chemistry. 202 was a stretch though, as sometimes his explanations weren't the clearest.

Dr Kindt is very friendly and accessible. His exams are fair as long as you do all the practice problems and worksheets (even when they're not graded!) His lectures can be a bit overcomplicated but as long as you do the pre-class readings you will be fine. ATTEND LA SESSIONS!

Dr. Kindt is very enthusiastic and nice. He is very understanding and gives plenty of time for homework and test prep. You have to do work out of class to keep up with the lecture, but it is not too much. He seems to be a bit too smart for CHEM 150, and he sometimes digresses into complex subjects we don't need to know which can be confusing.

Kindt really cares about student learning. Hes always open to questions and even has a GroupMe where students can ask each other and him questions about the homework. I didn't take AP Chem, but I thought his lectures made sense, and I felt prepared for the tests. The tests are quite manageable if you do the practice tests + worksheets.

Lectures are hard to follow. Caring professor though. Go to LA sessions and do the in class and afterclass worksheets because those will teach you more than the lecture. usually.

Dr. Kindt is very enthusiastic about what he teaches and super nice. He provides a lot of materials for practice and is available for office hours. His tests are a lot harder than lecture, and there is no curve even when the course average is a D or F. It is a hard class, and you have to put in a lot of work outside of class to do well.

I'm not sure why Kindt receives the hate he does. The class is admittedly difficult and Kindt does try to cover the pertinent material in class. Tests are very hard, true. However, a lot of the difficult material can be accessed thru posted worksheets and practice tests. Utilize all resources and you will do fine.

Although I struggled in his class, I blame it mostly on myself. He is an incredibly smart professor and is very accessible outside of class in office hours. However, his lectures can be boring and disorganized so prepare to do a recap after lectures. Focus on LA sessions and the worksheets the chemistry department provides. They help a bunch.

While his lectures are not extremely engaging or "fun", Dr. Kindt shines outside of the lecture hall. I believe that his strength does not lie in is ability to interact with many students at once, but rather one-on-one, especially all the time. The class GroupMe page, presided over by Dr. Kindt, was helpful in understanding difficult concepts.

chem 202 is hard, but kindt is one of the better profs to take it with. do the practice problems he provides on canvas. check your work and if you have any questions during the revision process that u can't figure out, ask him. GO TO LA SESSIONS. profs can't spoon feed everything, you have to make a TON effort yourself to be successful in this

chem will be hard with whoever you take it with. He's not the most engaging lecturer but if you are interested in chem he will suffice. he provides plenty of resources on canvas in an organized way too which is awesome.

Kindt is certainly the best option for CHEM 202. While he tends to ramble during lectures, he provides you with the resources you need outside the classroom to succeed. He even host office hours three times a week to make sure his student understand the material.

The tests are not hard, while all the content needed can be learnt in lecture. He is very accessible for asking questions outside of class.

Everyone wants McGill for Chem 150, but Kindt is just as good. McGill was almost always behind on our material. He is very accessible outside of class (loads of office hours), but some people don't like him because he isn't the most engaging lecturer. He isn't sure what students are confused on, but he explains concepts well (if you ask questions).

Great professor. He has many office hours and is always available to help through email, zoom, or groupme. Tests are not on unexpected topics, and he prepares you well. My only issue is that he tends to ramble during the lectures, but he posts a recording of each lecture, so I rewatch them if i ever zone out in class.

Dr. Kindt tends to ramble about certain topics that will not be included on assessments, but it just shows how passionate he is. Although it may be hard to get a clear explanation for questions in class, his office hours are helpful to answer your question or listen to others. He also records lectures and office hours. Very caring professor.

For CHEM 150, Kindt is stellar, so do not take his rating as a reflection of all sections he teaches. His lectures have tons of content packed into them. But, I never felt lost after consulting the pre-work readings/ worksheets. His office hours are extremely helpful. He is also very kind and humorous in lectures. IMO, he is just as good as McGill!

I loved Dr. Kindt's 202 class so much! He is one of the most caring professors I've had at Emory. 202 is hard because you start orgo material, but it is so much fun if you like chemistry. 3 midterms, a final, 4 quizzes, aktiv homework, learning catalytics, and 2 reflections make up your grade. Take Dr. Kindt if you get the chance, he's the best!

Dr. Kindt is very caring towards his students and is very accessible for questions. When we ask questions in the Group Me, he will respond very late at night. Dr. Kindt is very kind and shares his interest and enthusiasm about bees at the beginning of every class, which is very cool!!

Kindt was great! He was very accessible through GroupMe, and I think he really cared about his students' success in the class.

Very great professor- he is very accessible outside of class and makes efforts to help you.

His lectures are confusing if you don't pay attention ~95% of the time because he dives deep into mathematical explanations. Very accessible outside of class and caring toward his students. Go to office hours. He answers at almost any hour through GroupMe. For the final, he added a lot of extra practice material that other sections didn't have.

If you took AP chemistry in highschool, this class is a breeze. I think Kindt does a good job explaining, especially mathematical and visual concepts. He also answers any questions you have in the class groupme about chemistry, sometimes even until midnight.

Very nice prof, answered questions in groupme even late at night

Professor Kindt is very kind and accessible. Go to office hours and make sure to pay attention during class because it can go by fast. I never took AP chem or any type of chemistry in high school, but I still managed to get through with an A, so just make sure to put in the work and do all of the worksheets, practice problems, and LA sessions.

tests are a lil hard. records his lecture, a lil monotone. decent prof

Dr. Kindt is a great professor who truly cares about his students. He creates a GroupMe for the whole class and mostly responds anytime and quickly. Definitely rewatch the lectures and take in the content, the true quality of his lecture should be apparent then. His lecture/slides are really detailed and clear as well.

Dr. Kindt was a great teacher for an intro level chem course like Chem150. The Groupme honestly saved me many times when I had last minute questions and he answers usually in a timely manner. Although he can get himself confused sometimes, I think compared to the other Chem150 profs he is one of the better ones.

I took him last semester, and he is very responsible and easy to reach if you are in the groupme. The quizzes and midterms are okay, and you can make up for them with the final. The final was really hard for me even though I studied really hard and got A's for the quizzes and midterms. Great teacher would take again.

Lectures could be boring but I learned a lot. Went on unhelpful tangents but overall, I would take again. But take mcgill if you can...

The content for chem 202 is standardized across every single professor teaching it. So tests and quizzes are the exact same across all sections. Dr. Kindt is very good at explaining the math behind chemistry. Chem 202 is slightly more difficult than chem 150 but NOT NEARLY as much as other ratings make it out to be.

Dr. kindt is super caring and nice but I personally do not understand the way he explains because he explains from a physical standpoint and sometimes over explains so I will get more confused after going to office hrs.

Kindt moves through the material at a good pace and actually finishes the material for each module on time. Kindt kids usually do better on the exams than other classes. CHEM 202 is just a hard class - you will do poorly regardless of the professor if you don't study. He's very active on the class GroupMe and office hours!

I had Dr. Kindt for 150 and then chose him for 202 due to his availability outside of the classroom. Since his lectures can be confusing (202 is just hard), the Groupme and office hours are key. Outside of class he will explain concepts slowly and usually more understandable. He is a very nice guy and really cares about his students.

Dr Kindt genuinely cares about his students' learning and is accessible outside class via office hours or GroupMe. He also records every lecture and posts his slides. He sometimes struggles to "dumb down" the material into simple terms, but you will be fine if you go to office hours.

Even though the class is big, Dr. Kindt does a great job at getting through the material. He also posts the every lecture presentation so you don't have to worry about missing class. He is also open for office hours multiple times per week which is helpful

Not the best lecturer, but I found he didn't need to be because of all of the outside of class recourses. The tests were very fair, highly suggest using the worksheets to study. All classes are recorded, making it easy to miss classes

Generally not a bad professor, but he simply gets off track a lot. He spends 10 minutes of each class talking about bees and tends to get behind on the lectures. He often talks about chemistry knowledge not relevant to the section too and is hard to understand. However, he records all the lectures and attendance is not graded.

Hard to get excellent grades, but overall good professor.

He is so underated. He is the nicest teacher and really loves helping his students. His lectures are a little boring but if you sit in the front you will be much more engaged.

He's very accessible and cares about student. Reach out to him if you have any questions and he responds really quickly.

Dr. Kindt doesn't deserve all these review bombs- he's a solid professor who is enthusiastic about chemistry. His class is structured and predictable, though lectures get long and difficult. He's very sweet and you can tell he cares about his students. Pay attention in the lecture, use the resources available, stay on task and you'll be good.

Took Chem 150 and 202 with Kindt, attended office hours regularly and that's where you can get more individualized attention. Very lecture heavy and can get confusing because he moves through the slides, so outside work needs to be done for sure. He's very smart, so sometimes has trouble dumbing the material down. Take him if you can't get McGill.

Second semester at Emory, and was my favorite chemistry professor so far. He is extremely accessible through Groupme chats, emails and office hours. The course was confusing at times, but it's more because the content is new(202 is often your first introduction to organic chemistry) and less because he sucks at teaching. Would definitely recommend.

Dr. Kindt was great at explaining the concepts covered even if he occasionally went on tangents unrelated to the topics at hand. He was also very accessible and made it easy to understand what was necessary for the exams.

I loved Kindt. The class was hard but that's because chemistry is hard. Go to his office hours they are so much better than lectures. He responds to emails and genuinely wants to help students. Lots of people go for McGill and she is also great but VERY LOUD. Both are good options.

Kindt is genuinely overhated imo. Even though the class is very large, Kindt really cares about students doing well and is really helpful in office hours/groupme. His lectures can be a bit dry but the content is good and will give you the info you need. Chem is just a hard subject and needs lots of studying independent of lectures.

accessible outside of class and kind too speak to. Pre-lecture stuff helps minimally and mainly learns through lecture. Practice problems are limited and aren't really representative of test materials.