Very nice person, teaches well. She always has exams from previous years available. Although her exams are hard and studying is a muct in her class. (She curves at the end)

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good course but you have to work a little.

She is a boring teacher but if you go on ereserves and get her old exams and study them thoroughly and make sure you get the right answers,you will feel confident and do well on her exams!Cheat on the quizzes, write your essays beforehand.

she is not so bad..just study the notes and keep up with the material. the notes are whats on the tests.ask questions in class to clarify material. she can go kinda fast but slow her down with questions. read the txtbk to clarify anything. she is not so hard. memorize the notes

she teaches pretty well, but can be a bit boring. put practice exams (without answers) in the HERC. make sure you study those b/c they can help you out alot. just try to listen in class, and study. it is possible to get a A in her class

How can all the "future pharmacy students" give all those complaints? They didn't do well because they heard she's bad. Study and you will NOT have Problems in ANY of her classes.

just go by her notes and come to each class and you'll do fine...i do only have one problem..she is kinda boring but fair. She drops one lowest test and helpful

dont even need to show up to class just read book and you'll definitely get no lower than an A- Her lectures will put you to sleep, but she just repeats what the text says.

this teacher is easy as hell if u just read the book. anyone who does bad clearly doesn't know how to study... she could make the class ridiculously hard if she wanted to, but she keeps it basic and simple. i never went to class, just read the book, and breezed with a b+ in her class.

goes way too fast! read the book and you should be fine

She is a very fair professor. Just make sure you read the chapters in the book and do her sample tests...they will help you tremendously in preparing for her exams. Yes, her class is quite boring but if you do your work, it's not that difficult to get an A in her class. She also gave us extra credit quizzes which pushed me to read the book.

You'll have to work very hard in her class but if you keep up with her and take good notes, the exams should be fine, there are absolutley no tricks with her, just a lot of notes and real work.

had her for immunology. her tests are quite fair but u have to study. and she gives sample tests which help soooo much!! just do the work and u'll be sure to get an A :) wush i had her for infectious dis but instead i got stuck w/ freakin hardej

GOD bless this woman!!! I love her...yes shes boring, but thats not becuz she herself is boring, but the subject is boring, she herself is very enthusiastic about what she teaches, shes easy, shes fair, shes nice despite what other say, and she is sooo much better than Hardej. shes understanding and shes one of my fav teachers here at st johns

Dr. Carroll uses PowerPoint slides when delivering lectures, but a majority of the questions on the exams, including the practice ones, can be answered by self-reading, citation, and practice. She's not the best help resource, but is quite straightforward and requires a student to know what's going on. Ask many questions in class, read, and study!!

Immunology. Gives out 6 practice tests. Her tests are detail and require you to know your stuff, but she does recycle questions from old tests. Some word for word, others she tests the same concept just worded differently. She will also tell you the answers to the practice tests if you ask, as long as you don't ask her to tell you all the answers.

ppl here made me think she was actually hard. maybe for stupid ppl who don't study, but she's most defnly not. for immuno read the book and know the practice tests inside out. for infect (which shes even easier for)-memorize the ppt slides. no one can complain bc shes MILES easier than the other immuno/infect professor. A is VERY obtainable. =]

Had Lau-Cam for Immuno, then Carroll for Intro to ID, and it was so different! Teaching-wise, Lau-Cam kept my attention more. But test-wise, Carroll by a landslide. Do her practice tests! She re-uses some questions and you get a feel of what she might ask. Memorize your notes [she does not put them online]. Look over the colored boxes in the book.

Had her for both.Really good professor.You definitely have to work hard but if you do it is worth it.Go to class every time & take good notes.Do all practice tests by yourself and thoroughly and then go over them in a group.With her you get what you put in. Confront her on questions you think you shouldve gotten right.

She's not bad. Definitely have to study her notes and the book, but her practice tests help.

Had her for A&PI. Not an easy class, but she's very fair. You get what you put in. Do her practice exams by yourself, and check your answers with other students. If you fare well on her practice exams, then you should do well on her exams. Again, not an easy class, but it is possible to get an A if you put in the effort.

She knows her material very well and is able to share that knowledge with the class. You will learn a lot if you go to class even though what she teaches is in the book. However, the concept and examples she gives makes the long readings you have to do more understandable. Her tests are fair and straight forward.

Anatomy 1. Dr. Carroll is a great professor and knows so MUCH that she can get carried away talking about various other subjects if you ask her an intriguing question, which is good. Read the assigned chapters carefully (there are only about 12, some cut down for the class) and you will get your A.

Shes not hard at all. Just review her notes, skim textbook, and do practice exams cuz she reuses questions. Not hard to get an A but put effort

Attend her classes, she doesn't give lecture slides. Read the textbook and do her practice problems, she only gave a midterm and final. known to be fair but tests were extremely detailed

The best professor ever! Take her, you won't regret it! Learned so much from this class.

Not the easiest class but definitely doable. To do well on her tests, just do her practice tests b/c the questions are really similar. She does add really random questions tho so watch out for those. Overall, her lectures are really informative and I learned a lot in class. Choose to do the quizzes instead of the presentation; it's much less work.

Very fair professor. Her exams come from the material she covers in class and some questions from practice exams are reused. Attendance isn't mandatory, but you should go. Her lectures are very interesting and you learn a lot. In my opinion, the material sticks better if you go.

Don't cram for this class

Professor Carroll is very knowledgeable about anatomy and willing to answer your questions.Although the tests were difficult, you can still get good grades if you study,pay attention to important details in the textbook and do her practice tests.Take professor Carroll if you actually want to learn!

Her tests are easy if you read the textbook. The textbook has easy words and isn't hard to read. The only thing is that her quizzes aren't fair. Even if you read the articles and present stats and specific info on the quizzes you may still get 3/5. She gives practice tests that are easy if you read the text/notes. Got 3/5s on quizzes & As on tests.

People say shes the worst but the truth is shes really helpful. She FOLLOWS THE TXTBOOK but that doesnt mean know EVERYTHING in the book. Literally buy an older edition of the txtbook, bring it to class, highlightwrite down everything she says. Her slides dont give you the info you need for the tests, what she says does. EASY A if you go to class

Juggernaut of knowledge. I learned more about healthcare by conversing with her after classes. Granted, her lectures are a bit monotonous. I suggest reading the chapter before class so you find the lectures easier to relate to.

Public Health with her is kind of interesting, we watch a few videos to change things up from the regular lectures. However, taking notes in her class may not really help because they are very vague, you need to read the text to get all the details and to prepare for the exams. Few quizzes, they were easy but she is somewhat of a tough grader

Her tests are essentially the textbook and her practice exams, not her lecture notes. She has a tendency to keep you way past the time the class ends. Seriously, she has no sense of time whatsoever. If you have a class afterwards, let her know its time to go or else she'll try to keep teaching.

Professor Carroll is actually a pretty great professor contrary to what a lot of people say. Her lectures can be helpful but sometimes very boring. I recommend reading the txtbk and using that to study because her exams have questions about info that is in the txtbk but was not covered in class. The exams are tough but fair.

I honestly thought this class would be harder but it turned out fine. took it in the summer as a repeat. Pretty good professor. Read the textbook! Study chapter reviews at end. her lectures are not that important but take her notes. Once you read textbook chapters, read her notes for those chapters as a good review/summary. May give extra credit.

I love Dr. Carroll. I think she is one of the best at St. Johns. She cares about her students and gives you all the materials you need to do well. Doesn't mind sitting down with you if you're confused. Provides sample tests which are golden and provides slides in case you missed or class or need to go back and study. Great professor and person!

She was much better in ID compared to public health. There's a midterm and final (noncumulative). Lectures are boring, plus she doesn't upload slides until covering them. She covers as many topics as possible which stressful. Record her lectures and take notes on them to do well. The txtbook was way too detailed. Do the practice tests.

She is a nice lady but her exams can be quite difficult. She will test you on a lot of minor details that you don't remember.