Not bad. Just need to go to class and read the chapters. He is always down to help out in his office hours and he'll make time for busy schedules.

His class is not easy but he is very helpful during his office hours (and he's a cutie). I really learned a lot and would recommend the class to anyone who wants to learn more than just the basics.

This class was a joke. His lectures are long and the notes are lengthy, but it isn't a hard topic. He was very helpful. However, had to make study guides because there was a lot of material. The tests were not bad, but you had to know your stuff. Then everything seems really easy.

I took 190 and 191 from him in the same semester and Got 2 A's (even though they were 90 and 91%) These classes were very difficult, study your ass off and you'll get an A or B. He is extremely helpful if you go into his office. EVen though its a hard class, its worth knowing this stuff cuz you'll be studying it for the rest of your bio degree

Presents the material well. I think everyone complains about him because they expect an A but don't want to work for it. Then, they complain about it on here when they get a C. It's an upper division course people and it won't get any easier. Read the book, go to class, and STUDY, and you'll do just fine. He's a fair grader too.

One of the easiest classes I've taken as a biology major. The key to getting an A in his class is attending his lectures, and taking good notes. Know his lectures inside-out and you'll definitely get an A. Easy class.

Everyone on here, is reaming Dr. Baguley, he actually is one of the most passionate professors at UNR, those other people are just not used to dealing with intellectual people first, secondly didn't do well, and 3rd if asked for help probably went in their not knowing the material before they went to ask for help, i.e. you cant wait for the answer

Dr. Baguley, in my opinion is one of the best teachers at UNR. The only reason people do not like him is because they are lazy and don't want to do any work. He is always willing to help students, and appreciates the students that actually want to learn and do well. I think that he is treated very unfairly by students. He knows his material and doe

Great prof. I enjoy that he bounces back and forth between slides and the board it keeps it interesting. I also like the fact that he utilizes other sources and he generally hands copies of these out in class. He is available for help if needed, knows his material, and doesn't talk down to students. Pre-reqs cover basic knowledge needed

Dr. Baguley is a wonderful professor. I've never met a professor that is more willing to help than he is. If you put in the effort his class will be one of your best experiences in college! He presents class material in a clear and concise way, you just have to give him a chance. I would definitely recommend taking his classes!

Awesome teacher! Always willing to go out of his way to help students and does his best to make you understand the material.

Baguley is an excellent teacher but he is not just an easy A. His lectures are not boring and while his tests are rigorous it is relatively easy to excel if you put the time and effort into the material. I recommend his classes!

I think Prof. Baguley is a wonderful professor. He is one of the few professors at this school who are interesting and actually seem to enjoy teaching! His classes are not easy by any means---you HAVE to study-but he never tests you on something he didnt mention in class. I have now taken two of his classes and can say I highy recommend him.

Not a bad guy. His classes demand time and effort, but he is a fair grader. I really can't blame him for coming off a bit like a jerk; he has to deal with whiney pre-health students on a daily basis. Read the book, read the book, read the book!

Need to come to class, but also reading the assigned pages help pick time.

Good teacher. Very clear and is actually human (makes mistakes and jokes about them) unlike some other prof.

Dr. Baguley is a good professor. The course is well-organized, the notes are clear, and the exams are hard but fair. I retook this course from him, and I like how he and Hollander keep the material the same. It was very helpful and I really feel like I know the information now. Great job!

This class is not that hard as long as you actually go to class and study. I didn't so I got a C. I tried on the last test and practical and got an A on both of them. Just go to class, copy everything that comes out of his mouth, and study hard for a few nights before the test. For the labs, study the models. They really help. The class isn't bad.

Dr. Baguely doesn't come off as the nicest person, but he is definitely helpful when you need it. His lectures are clearly organized and understandable. This is not an easy class...People think that they can do the minimum and get an A. You have to read the book to do well on the tests. Overall, good prof and fair grading. No XC or curve though.

Take it with the girl. Wait for one semester and take it with the girl. Trust me. The tests and information are all the same, but it is so much easier to learn when the professor makes it interesting for you. He's not bad, but it's just him reading powerpoints and talking about how cool he is.

He is a very nice man, and very helpful, unfortunately his lectures are very confusing. Also he is kind of boring, but he is hot! so i guess that made me pay attention. ( he looks hotter with 5 clock shadow) anyway his exams are fair and he grade fair. If your lost just ask him he is helpful

I had him for 223, now he's subbing for Hollander in 224 right now and THANK GOD. He is WAY better. Hollander is irritating and wastes a TON of time. Stop ripping Baguley. He's a good guy. Also, knows his stuff much better than Hollander.

Baguley is the man.

He was extremely clear in what he wanted from you as a student. As long as you study his powerpoints and read the book you're set.

Tests come directly from the notes. If you can teach someone the notes, your golden. Overall tests were extremely fair, with the exception of possibly the final, which focused heavily on the last lecture and a 1/2 (which he covered the lecture before the exam). Lab is just strait memorization. The class is time consuming, but not impossible

I didnt like the structure of the class. I did fine in lab but many people i know got hurt by lab. The studying is not intensive, but it is alot for a 200 level class. Exams had few dumb/unexpected q's, but i scored A's on all of them with 1-2 days studying. The lab took more time to study for. Study powerpoints for test. Labs easy if you textbook.

Class is definitely very challenging. He's a nice guy and is available for help. Tests consist of information from the powerpoint but there's always a few stupid questions that throw you off.

He is a good professor and a nice guy. His tests are right out of the ppt. make sure you do all the assigned questions that helps a lot! I would suggest studying everyday after class and do as good as you can on the two midterms, since the last two test are relatively harder.

Baguley is awesome. Tests are straight off the powerpoints. Lab is time consuming but just memorization. If you are actually struggling in his class then the medical field isn't for you. Period. Choose another career path if you are a nursing or premed student who can't get an A in this class.

You really have to study and fully understand the material. He is very helpful. Lectures might not be 100% interesting but his stories make it funny. Good Professor and would take this course over again.

Professor Baguely clearly knows the material, but sometimes lacks clarity. Read your book! Last 2 tests are hard so study a lot for them.

He knows his stuff and is an awesome professor. He is always willing to help and just make sure you study hard! The material is dense and important so he expects you to know it well. He's a great teacher, sometimes the lectures were a little boring, but I loved the class and I wish I could have taken him for biol 224.

This is a tough class and takes a lot of invested time to get an A or B in. But Dr. Baguley is very helpful and knows what he's talking about. If you're a visual learner, you'll love him because he draws everything on the board. Some advice: don't just study what you need to know to pass the test; you really have to understand the material.

To get an A in this class: Study the lecture notes!! Know every small detail, they will be tested. Do the recommended problems. Read the book for clarification, for information stick to the notes. For the lab, set aside time to look at the anatomy models/cadavers outside of class time. Hard but rewarding class. Study hard!

This class really isn't as hard as everyone makes it out to be if you actually take the time to STUDY. Go over the lecture notes a few times before the tests and make sure you understand the concepts. I recommend doing the questions in the textbook. If you want a good grade, you have to understand everything, not just some or most concepts.

This is isn't as hard as people make it out to be. Lab is just repetition and for lecture just go over the lectures and fully understand them, do the questions and read the sections of book if you don't understand the slides. GO TO HIS OFFICE HOURS WITH QUESTIONS! He's super helpful and will review anything

Great Professor! The class is tough, but go to lecture and study the slides and you are good to go. The tests are challenging but if you study you will do fine! He explains the information very clear, and is very helpful.

The class is doable. Here is a tactic for studying: Give yourself a week before every test and gather up your lecture notes and rewrite all of them, one each day. After the notes are done, read a chapter each day and do the questions. The night before, reread the lecture notes and draw pictures. Hope this helps for anyone scared andor struggling.

If it's on the slides, it can be on the test (down to every bullet/detail). He's a good lecturer, but his lectures have a lot of tiny details that you need to know. Also, spend time to know every chart (not the data, but the relationship between animal size and metabolic rate, for example).

4 quizzes (5 points each), 4 exams total (final is just a regular exam, not cumulative), PowerPoints are your study guides so you basically need to know everything on them, know what the graphs means (grasp the bigger pictures/trends such as rate of O2 consumption increasing with increasing temp, etc.). He's a cool dude, IDK why everyone complains.

He started holding in class reviews prior to exams & that seemed to really help our class since we had the highest exam avgs he's had in the past. Need to know pretty much everything on his slides since he does a lot of "Which of these is false" type of questions. Read the book for last 2 exams for clarification on muscle contractions/nerve communi

I hear so much about how people dislike Dr. Baguely, but I have to disagree. He is blunt and upfront but the only reason you would truly hate this is if your not putting in the work for the grade. You get the grade you put the work in for. That's it.

You really need to put in the work. He says at the beginning that the best way to study is to read the book, takes notes during lecture, then rewrite everything into a master notebook. It's time consuming. His lectures can be dry. 4 tests (and 4 online quizzes) make up your entire grade.

Dr. Baguley makes this class very fair and straightforward. The grade you receive will be directly correlated to how well you understand the material, which is how it should be for a pre-requisite for professional school. If you read the book and thoroughly understand what's on the slides, you will get an A.

Dr. Baguley is a great professor and his class is really simple and straightforward. Just show up to lecture, take notes, read the textbook, and do the suggested problems and you'll be fine. This class is hard only if you skip and don't pay attention, otherwise he gives you what you need to pass the tests. Study a lot for lab.

memorize everything on his powerpoints but studying too much can make you overthink his questions and end up failing a few exams. I used the textbook to clarify some concepts but not everyone uses it. For lab it is crucial you spend hours at the library with the models to get an A. GO TO HIS OFFICE HOURS, ASK QUESTIONS!!!!

This class requires a lot of work, which a lot of people don't seem to understand. If you go to lecture, take notes, read the textbook, study, do the suggested problems, and rewrite your notes you should be able to get an A. Dr. Baguley's tests are pretty fair, but you have to stay on top of your work because there is not much you are graded on.

Dr. Baguley knows what he's talking about. He can be a little callous if you talk to him outside of class, but he will make sure you leave with a better understanding. If you read the textbook, you'll get an A. It requires a lot of work, and you have to know that going into it. 95% of your grade are exams so read the textbook!

Prepare for this class to be one of the harder classes you take during college. The class is based on 4 exams & 4 quizzes, no HW or assignments so you must do well on the tests. His lecture notes are what you NEED to study for the exams. The exams are tricky, but this class is very doable if you put in the time and effort. He's pretty funny too!

Dr. Baguley is very smart. He is very clear on his grading. 4 exams(100pts/ea), 4 quizzes (10pts/ea), and 10pts extra credit for course eval. You don't have to show up to class, but you will miss a LOT of valuable info for exams. Show up to class, take thorough notes, draw it out, use the practice questions in the text and you will pass.

Professor Baguley is very intelligent and wants his students to learn as much as possible. His class is very hard and requires a lot of studying, but it is doable.

I don't get why this guy gets so much hate, yes his lectures can be dry and boring at times, however he is one of the best professors I have had at UNR so far. Anatomy is a tough class and if you can't pass then you don't deserve to be in the profession you want to be. Study his lectures and read the book for things you don't understand.

Anatomy is a difficult class in general, but Professor Baguley explains topics well. On the first day of class, he will tell you how to study. If you do what he says you will pass. It is a lot of work, but if you want to pass you have to be willing to put in the effort. I personally really enjoyed his lectures and his teaching method.

#1 advice: MEMORIZE HIS SLIDES. Forward, backwards, inside and out know his slides by heart. Those will be the key into getting an A in his class. Study everyday and rewrite your notes. Make sure you write down things he says because they are on the test. DO NOT READ THE BOOK. Unless you need more clarification read it but the slides are everything

Know the slides... know the slides.... know the slides.... 4 tests 100 points ea. 8 quizzes 5 points ea. Thats your grading scale, don't take the lectures or slides lightly they will be on the test. Be prepared to answer questions with the phrasing which of these "is not" overall a tough class regardless whos teaching but he makes it entertaining.

Good class! His lectures are engaging, and hes available for extra help but he isnt afraid to fail you. Take good notes, study the lectures, dont skip lab, study for the lab quizzes!!, and ask for help. I found this class difficult b/c its more structural (bones, skin, nervous) whereas BIOL 224 is systems which was just easier to understand.

Go in knowing the class WILL require extra work. Take notes on powerpoint during class & MEMORIZE THE SLIDES. That's it. He curved some exams, but don't depend on it. 4 tests, 100 pts each; 8 quizzes, 5 pts each; 5pts extra credit for course eval's. Literally memorize the slides & you'll get an A. Book isn't necessary. Go to office hours for help!

It's a pretty hard class, but it's not too difficult to get an A in it if you work hard and study. There are only 4 tests and a few 5 points quizzes, and Baguley does curve the tests a bit sometimes (the 3rd and 4th ones, most of the time, because they are the hardest). Going to lecture and taking notes will really help you, but just study hard!

This is by far the hardest class I have ever taken so far. Study every day. Make flashcards, rewrite notes, and go to lecture. I am definitely learning a lot from this class though, especially on new ways to study for tests. Do not take hard classes with this class, it will take up a good chunk of your time.

Though he's not the most captivating lecturer, Baguley is very clear of what's expected from students in this course. READ THE POWERPOINTS! He says this the first day of class and it's ESSENTIAL. Memorizing it will get you far, but the key is to UNDERSTAND the concepts. Practice repetition and you'll pass the class!

I enjoyed Dr. Baguley's class- it was difficult but I did well and studied hard. He isn't the most exciting lecturer but knows his stuff. Very test-heavy and not a lot of other ways to earn points.

4 exams and 8 quizzes make up your entire grade for this class. Lecture is not necessary but useful, as he elaborated on tough material. If you want an A; memorize every detail on all the slides leading up to your exam, and get As on all the quizzes. Use book when confused. I pulled all nighters before each exam and ended with a 95% in the class.

Dr. Baguley has some bad reviews, but I genuinely really appreciated him as a professor. He's very knowledgeable on the subject, and will help if you reach out. The class is definitely VERY challenging, but his exams are reasonable based on what he provides in his slides. Know those slides up and down and you'll know what to expect on the exams!

This class has a lot of material and it can be overwhelming, but the slides that Dr. Baguley provides have all the info you need to do well on the exam. His lectures are very helpful and he says things that may help on the exams. Overall, keep up with the material throughout the unit and don't wait until right before the exam to study.

REPETITION, REPETITION! Dr. Baguley prepares you well for the exams. That being said, KNOW EVERYTHING ON THE SLIDES if you want an A. He has tested on stuff that was in tiny font in parentheses on a slide. Going over the slides once before exam won't cut it, review over and over, rewrite over and over to really understand the material.

Like others have said, you really have to study to get an A. If you really focus during lecture, you will get an A. ACTIVELY STUDY. Know the powerpoints EXTREMELY WELL. Know what every bullet point means and what every figure is depicting. Textbook was useful to supplement concepts you have a hard time understanding. Study a week or so in advance!

Dr. Baguley is actually a pretty generous professor. I took him this summer and he was clear on what he expected from us. His class is very test heavy but doable. Most were pretty easy to answer (not sure if it's cause the class was online because I've heard horror stories when it's in person). He also curved our 3rd exam by 10 points.

Put your phone down and focus while in lecture. Use his note template and add in stuff where needed. Make sure you understand the physiological processes. You can just memorize everything, but actually understanding the concepts will take a lot less time and youll be able to answer the test questions based on logic, not pure memorization. No book.

Alright so I see a lot of bad ratings about Dr. Baguley but I really enjoyed this course. Yes, it is a hard class, but it is anatomy and is supposed to be difficult. This is a course you have to learn to study for, and I recommend memorizing each process and knowing it inside out. Yes, it takes hard work, but its not the profs fault that its hard

Dr. Baguley was great this semester, but because we didn't have live lecture sections I got behind on the material. Even watching all of the lectures in one day, I got a 98% on the final. This class is not as hard as everyone makes it out to be as long as you actually watch the lectures. The "quizzes" are just mastering homework (8 assignments)

A&P has been one of my favorite classes I've taken at UNR. It integrated all of my biology knowledge and made me apply it to human anatomy and physiology. The exams were easy and I really only memorized the slides a few days before the exam. It definitely helped to have a strong biology foundation coming into the class, so make sure you're ready!

I actually enjoyed lectures with Dr. Baguley. He was very straightforward with his expectations. I would recommend rewriting your notes and actively study. Your grade is based off only quizzes and exams so make sure to keep up with the material you learn.

This class is hard but doable. Baguley is a great professor, he is smart and very direct in what needs to be done. His exams are HARD but as long as you really understand topics and put in the effort you can succeed! He goes over the topics very well on his slides (what tests are based off) but it is your job to sit down and connect all the dots.

Dr. Baguley is straightforward with his expectations and is a chill dude. His exams are tough, but if you put in 10 mins of studying a day up until the exam, you should be fine. STUDY THE SLIDES! The book will do you no good. If you put in the work necessary, you'll be fine. Very interesting class. Easy B but a HARD A. Go to SI too, SUPER helpful!!

This is a hard class no doubt, but he is super good at making clear and elementary explanations of the hard topics. READ THE SLIDES all of his test questions comes from his powerpoint. I suggest looking over them every day even when you don't have class. He gave my class with extra credit a few times. grades comes only from tests and quizzes

Dr. Baguley is an amazing teacher, but you have to work for your grade. The effort you put in is going to be equal to the grade you get.

Dr. Baguely really isn't that bad. Anatomy is tough, but he teaches it well. He curves the tests generously, which helps. I didn't use the textbook, the lecture slides have all the information. This class just requires a lot of extra studying and attending the lecture is important!

The whole semester you are graded on 4 Exams and 1 or 2 quizzes for each unit. Homework isnt graded. Anatomy is hard so you will need to study and Baguley knows the information and teaches it well. Its just about how much work you put in outside of class. Forget the book, try to know everything on the slides. Meaning dont skip class, for notes.

Best professor Ive ever had. A&P is hard and if youre giving him a low score because of that, then thats just ignorant because baguley is genuinely a phenomenal professor and an even better person. Test averages are very low but if you study every inch of the slides, you will get a 100 in the class. Easier said than done though.

I heard horror stories about this professor, but after the semester honestly I'm more inclined to believe those are just students that didn't put in the necessary time. It is VERY feasible to get an A between the freebie points from homework and then just performing on the exams. Just actually apply yourself and aim to understand the material.

Definitely have to work for an A but the lectures were very engaging and worth going to. Study a little bit everyday it beats cramming a bunch of information right before the exam.

I really dont understand how the class average was always so low. I studied the slides religiously, and read the textbook and used YouTube videos to help with the topics that I didnt completely comprehend. He could be a little friendlier, but his lectures are interesting, and hes funny. An A+ is easily attainable with steady studying.

You HAVE to be able to listen and write things down as he goes. If you don't have this skill, you will learn to real quick. His lectures aren't bad, they're interesting if you like this stuff. The lecture is slide memorization and understanding the processes! Lab is straight memorization and quizlet will be your bestfriend.

The complexity and depth of the content isn't that difficult if you've taken some intro biology and chemistry courses and you like this kind of stuff. But, your grade is solely determined by exam/quiz scores and doing well means that you need to memorize nearly all lecture material, which can make this class challenging if you have other classes.

Dr. Baguely is a great professor. He has a great way of making the difficult material fun and easy to understand. He is always relating what we are learning about to things that go on in our life so we understand. He has a good way of making a hard class fun. The tests are hard but if you follow his study tips you will do okay.

You have to put in the work to get a good grade. There are tons of materials that can help you succeed, but you have to study on your own. Dr. Baguley is very clear on how to succeed in the class; listen to him and take the class seriously. Tests are based off the slides, so use the slides to study. Show up to class

Regardless of professor or where you take it, Anatomy & Physiology is a hard class. Baguley's class is test heavy, but they're NOT CUMULATIVE. Exams are ALL MC but they do require you to understand the concepts really well. He also curves exams (if needed) for a 70% class average. Don't slack off and you'll do fine.

Took 6 week summer class with him. A&P is very difficult but he makes it fun. Be wary, class is graded almost entirely by exams, but the exam questions are all basic questions from the slides and basic application questions. As long as you understand the core concepts the class is a piece of cake. Lab is significantly more time consuming.

Anatomy is hard, just be prepared for it. Will mention football or thirsty thursday often. No study guide because literally everything that was covered is expected to know. Go to lecture, get the green words, pay attention, rewrite your notes. Repetition is the best way to study, lecture and lab. Mastering HWs and 4 exams, not cumulative, 50q mc.

The lecture were boring and although you don't have to go, I would suggest that you do. Some of his tests are easier than others, but he does curve exams if there is a need to. The biggest downside of his class is that there really isn't any homework so your grade is pretty much determined by how well you do on exams.

There is a lot of information in the class, and the grade is almost entirely based on 4 tests. Make sure to take good notes in class and heavily review the slides before each test for success.

For an A, make quizlets & memorize EACH word on the slides. He's an amazing lecturer - very funny w/ perfect dry humor & comedic timing. Class is test heavy, but he curved 3 of the 4 exams to 70% (6-8 points for my class) which is huuuge. He only has low ratings bc people fail his class. Put in the work after every lecture and you won't fail

Dr. Baguley was great. Not sure why everyone complains when exam answers on either 1) on the slides verbatim or 2) based on one of the few drawings he does per unit. Lecture is easy, lab is hard. Be prepared for the opposite in Anatomy 2

Honestly don't be as scared of this class as people tell you. Yes, anatomy 1 is a tough course, but if you put in the work and reach out to Dr. Baguley or a TA when you don't understand something, you will be just fine. Don't waste your time reading the textbook, the exam questions are based off the lecture slides. Memorize the slides.

Personally for me reading the textbook was what helped my understanding the most. Bio 223 is a very hard class and appropriate study time needs to be allotted, which he reminds you of frequently. Lectures are not mandatory but are helpful, sometimes he will draw out ideas and give hints on what to focus on for the exam.

Dr. Baguley honestly makes anatomy so easy. I ended the class with a 99%. His exams are very fair and only relate to things on the slides and diagrams he draws. Textbook is absolutely useless. I would recommend just absorbing the slides days (maybe like 3) before the exam. I did this and got 100%'s on the exams. Anatomy isn't as bad as it seems.