This was her first year teaching and I switched into her class from another professor and I'm so glad I did. She's extremely sweet and will help you if you need anything. Homework can sometimes be time consuming but you get like a week or so to do it. She takes a lot of questions off the homework too if they're too hard. Definitely study for tests.

Jenn is was outstanding. She does talk really fast during some lectures but if you ask her to go back or break down what she just said she has no issue with doing that. Class isn't mandatory although she takes roll. Highly recommend going to class though, as she will throw in class assignments that count the same as hw. Go to office before test.

Operations Management is a hard course to begin with, but she is not that bad of a professor. I am a B/A average student and I feel like her tests really aren't that bad. She never uses the full class period and tends to take off hard HW questions. You get a cheat sheet on your test to put whatever you want on it. I would take her again.

OM is a hard class but I would definitely take her over Chilcutt. Compared to what I've heard from his students her tests are much easier. For example, on the first test the average grade on his test was a 60 while hers was an 80. Most of the test questions come straight from the book

She does an attendance quiz every class but she almost always ends class at least 20 minutes early. You're not penalized for not coming to class, only rewarded with extra credit if you don't skip a lot. OM was supposed to be hard but you get a cheat sheet and she covered like 3 chapters less than other sections so not much you can complain about.

Jen is really down to earth but don't deviate from the syllabus. She doesn't give extra opportunities if you forget to do homework. She's always in her office and is always available to help. She'll explain things over and over and she'll help you with homework. The same applies to OM 300.

Overall, a very good choice for OM 300. 2 bonus points on final grade if you show up to 90% of the classes, and you get a cheat sheet on exams. She made a usually difficult class very easy to succeed in.

OM 300 is a difficult class, but Nunnelley is the way to go. Lecture heavy, but you can make a full page cheat sheet for tests which is very helpful. Tests are mainly based on slides. She is as easy as possible to listen to for OM, and at the end of the semester gives a good amount of extra credit. If you have questions, go to her office for help.

OM was not the hardest class ever, but it wasn't the easiest either. Jen was a great instructor, she printed off examples and went over them with you in class, which was extremely helpful. Homework every week, but it wasn't terrible if you used the tools that were provided in my OMlab. She's very straight forward and always willing to help

Jennifer Nunnelley is probably one of the best professors at the University of Alabama. She is young so we can relate to her very easily and she makes class interesting. She is always available for questions in her office and she is the type of the professor that wants her students to succeed. Take her if you have the choice.

3 tests worth 25% each, hw worth 25%. She is always accessible outside of class for questions of any sort. She's super nice and funny and always willing to help. She definitely wants to see her students succeed. 2 points possible extra credit on final grade from simulations, one point possible extra credit from attendance of 90% +.

Jenn is very straight forward with her instructions. All you have to do is go to class and pay attention. She walks you through everything she expects from you on the exam. There is one homework assignment for each module and are just like the in-class examples. The online book also has answers to anything she asks of you.

Take her, she's good. I have no idea why people are complaining: the class is not very hard. Questions are mostly out of her slide decks and the math problems are all solvable with the formula sheet. Medium amount of homework. I just went to class everyday, listened, and reviewed the slides the day prior to the exam. She's very nice and helpful.

Jen Nunnelley is awesome! She really cares and gives clear instructions on expectations and how to be successful in her class. She is lecture heavy which is okay because she is funny and not to bad to look at. Also, she tests directly from her exam review sheet and slide deck. She allows a cheat sheet and provides a formula page. Take her for OM.

This is a challenging course, however, I enjoyed taking Jen. Shes super chill and relatable and willing to help you if you ask. Good thing about this class is that the homework counts as much as a test. A couple of the homeworks are time consuming but other than that its not too bad. Test 3 is the most brutal of the 3!

THIS CLASS IS NOT HARD! Before I took this class, all I heard about it was how hard it was and how everyone fails and stuff along those lines. That is not the case at all. This class, at its hardest, uses basic algebra, however most of the time its multiplication and division. The homeworks are EXACTLY like the tests. She talks fast but covers all.

Ms. Nunnelley is a good teacher. She is straight-forward and tells you everything you need to know for the tests and homework, and usually points out specific test questions during lecture. The powerpoints aren't laid out well in my opinion, you need her lecture to go along with them. Ms. Nunnelley is blunt, but smart, and very nice one-on-one.

Everyone complains about this class, it is a hard class but she is a good teacher. She gives you a cheat sheet and all the information you need is the powerpoints and practice homework problems. She is so nice, just reach out!

Sometimes her lectures stray a little off topic and get a little rambly, but she gives you exactly what you need to succeed in the class. You get a formula sheet and a cheat sheet on tests. Some homeworks take a long time, but she gives you tips to make them easier. If you come to class, pay attention, and do the homework you should be fine.

I love Jen, everyone who says that she is difficult clearly doesn't try hard enough. OM is hard in general but she makes it easy, helps you in every way possible but doesn't put up with BS. If you take her class seriously and show that you care, you will do well in this class.

Did not find this class to be nearly as hard as its reputation, and Prof Nunnelly was great. Explained material well, gave fair tests with lots of info beforehand about what would be on it, and let you have a full cheatsheet to bring into the tests. Class was pretty dull but OM isn't exactly exciting stuff so not her fault. Plus EC for attendance

Not every one loves Nunnelley but I did. She is a really great teacher, in her lectures she wants to actually help you. She provides power points and study guides for tests. She is ALWAYS accessible outside of class and wants to help! You have to work in this class but if you do it will pay off. I suck at math and did fine in this class.

Lectures are extremely dry but luckily, attendance is not mandatory and all the slides are posted online. If you go over them and do the homework, the tests are pretty doable. Nunnelley is extremely accommodating and does her best to make sure her students succeed. OM is said to be more difficult but it really isn't too bad with Nunnelley.

Very helpful teacher if you reach out to her. Also, sends out emails with a picture of her foster dog every week! Offered a chance to drop your lowest homework score and also a chance to receive 2 points bonus on final grade. She also allows a cheat sheet on the test. Very hard class, but if you put in the effort you will pass!

I took her for the summer semester through COVID and she wasn't bad. The lectures she posted were stock videos so I didn't watch, but if you can use the book to do the HW and practice those things, you'll be fine. Her tests aren't too bad and she does curve a little each test. Also, 2 bonus points for simulations.

This class was hard to grasp. However, If you reach out to Nunnelly, she is usually always available and likes to help. Tests are not easy, but she curves exams in addition to giving simulation points which bring your grade up 2 points.

Class is not hard if you understand the homework and ask her questions. She is always available and willing to help. If you know how to work the problems then you should be fine. Don't get tied to the homework because its going to be worded a little different. Other than that the class is fine. You do have to put in work its not an easy A class.

Literally my favorite professor at bama. Idk why she has such low reviews because if you do the work the class is easy and she does everything she can to help. Pretty chill as a person and a little strict as a teacher but if you actually plan on paying attention and doing work, youll love her.

Professor Nunnelley gets a bad rap for no specific reason. She does what she can to help prior to exams and answers any questions. The class can be pretty difficult because there are so many terms and formulas. To help with this, she gives both a cheat sheet and a formula sheet for exams. She also send pics of her foster dogs each week!

Class, in general is hard but try and take Jen if you have the chance. Her optional lecture videos (for online class) are super helpful and the only thing you have to do to learn. If you have her in person, highly recommend going to class. She's very willing to meet outside for help on homework/exams. Def hard class but the'll work to help you pass

The class overall was not that interesting but this is not my major so I would over-look that. She is helpful by doing reviews for tests. Also allows for "cheat sheets" on the tests. She's very nice to students and you don't have to go to class if you don't want to. She is accommodating and listens to what students say. I would recommend taking her

Jen was an average teacher. She showed up to class drunk occasionally and I found that entertaining!

Jen is a decent professor, but her expectations are clear and the course is structured relatively easily. If you go to class and participate you should get at least a B, just make sure to do homework ad the extra credit she has. Cheat sheet on tests but a pretty boring lecturer.

This professor gets a bad rap because the material she teaches is super difficult. However, she will help you as much she can, seriously. Go to her office hours or chat with her if you have the chance. She's a lot of fun to work with. If you're an OM major, she's an invaluable connection. If you like math and tech, this class will be really easy.

She's incredible. The class is indeed the hardest in the business school. However, if you take it and ask for help, she will baby step you through the entire class, as long as you do wor. The class has legitimately made me smarter and better at excel. She's a phenomenal professor. She's challenged me and made me a much better student and smarter.

Jennifer as a teacher is average, she's not amazing per se, but she's also not terrible. OM 300 is just a difficult class as is. As long as you make an effort, you'll be fine. She's very accessible and tries her best to help, but you have to reach out otherwise she'll never know. I personally like her quirky personality and weekly pupdates.

I absolutely loved her so much. She is a very caring person and wants the best for her students. Personally, the way she explained things made everything make sense considering this is a difficult course. Put in the effort in learning the material, and practicing problems is key before a test! If you're deciding to take her this is your sign!

Nunnelly is an awesome professor. Need to attend class so you don't fall behind though. Overall, I would definitely take her again because she is so personable and knows what she is teaching.

This class is definitely difficult, but she made it much easier. I can tell she cares about us students, even though I took this online. She communicated with us often via email about assignments, exams, etc. Exam review sessions were very helpful. Also, she was very quick to responding to emails.

I took Nunnelley for Summer II. While attendance isn't necessary, there are in class questions which are a part of your grade. The exams closely follow the posted overviews so I recommend using mainly those for the cheat sheet and to study. She tries to crack jokes and be relatable, so overall this class was enjoyable and possible to succeed in.

I really don't understand how she has such a low rating. OM 300 in itself is a difficult class, however I really believe she made it easier. Shes loud, understanding, and gives packets to walkthrough every math concept you learn (which the other OM professors do not). The excel can be a pain, but just do class problems and use excel on HW.

Don't understand why she has low reviews, but I thought she was good! She gives clear instructions on the graded assignments and hand's out "practice packet's that you should do. I would definitely SHOW UP to class because she walks through excel and thus, makes the hw a LOT Easier. Doesn't respond to emails but will talk after class.

The syllabus seems scary, and she pretty much sticks to it (i.e. not changing grades for extenuating circumstances). Allows a cheat sheet for tests, and they didn't cover a whole lot of information. Sometimes test/quiz questions are only in the textbook, but not enough that you have to do the readings if you watch the lectures. (I took online)

Jenn is so overhated on here. She is extremely clear when everything is due, she teaches what will be on the exam then releases class, which is a lot to ask for with some of these professors. She won't round your grade which can be annoying, but she is clear about that from the start. She makes OM 300 as simple as it can be.

THis professor is SO UNDERRATED! She is kind and responds right away if you have any questions. Her lectures are extremely easy to follow and interesting and if you simply pay attention you will do GREAT in the class. She explains things very well and honestly this has been one of the best, most cohesive classes I have taken here at Alabama! :)

She is a great professor, the course is hard and you do have to study for the exams which study materials were found easily through the lab that was provided. She is clear in her expectations for students and is extremely kind. Attendance is not mandatory however to be successful I find that showing up is crucial to this course.

I took Jen for 300 and 305 (305 is a super hard OM major class), and she's awesome. She treats you like you're actually a person and not just a number. She gets a lot of bad reviews and I don't know why. If you actually go to class, she is a great lecturer and you will learn everything you need to know.

The class is pretty challenging, but Jennifer makes it manageable if you stay engaged. The lectures and practice packets are super helpful, plus unstuck ai was a lifesaver for exam prep.

Show up to class and you'll be good. She is very nice and helpful.

Lover her! She makes an effort to build personal relationships with everyone and it makes class super fun to do! OM305 is one of the hardest classes in Culverhouse and I looked forward to going everyday because of the fun we all had. The content is hard regardless, so might as well have fun!

OM300 is just a hard class in General but you can literally pass this class by doing all your work and getting around a 60 test average. She is a pretty good teacher I don't know why she is getting hated on.