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first day in class he told us that everyone in class would most likely get A's in his class. so much xtra credit given. nice funny guy. essay questions come from the book. 4 homework assignments in class. only problem is boring class.
Good class, very interesting lectures. He told me also that everyone would get an A and he always gave out extra credit but i actually put out B effort but got a D???
GORGEOUS!
i thought this was going to be a fun class. but i got c's on his tests and i am a religious studies major! i worked my butt of but i just could not do well on his tests
Waybright is way out in his own world. Long-winded and boring. Incredibly hard to get in touch with if you need help, I guess he's too busy with his Waybright Rentals which is crap too.
HAD BIBLICAL ARCHAEOLOGY, GREAT CLASS! VERY INTERESTING INFO! ALSO VERY EASY, SEMINAR STYLE, JUST LISTEN, READ AND DISCUSS....YOULL GET AN EASY A! LOTSA SLIDES FROM ASHKELON AS WELL....
great great class. everyone should take it. easy as long as you read the assignments and can discuss them in class. waybright has spent every summer for like 12 years being an archaeologist at ashkelon. you mean a professor that actually knows what he's talking about first-hand?!?! yes i do. :)
One test I bombed and it was my fault...the other two, I could not have studied harder and still didn't do well. I loved looking at him and he knows what he's talking about but I had to bust my butt on assignments and extra credit to pull off a C. Maybe if you're intested in RELS you'll do okay??
Had bible and archaeology. great class, great discussions. waybright opens up with his 391 class way more than with his other classes. gave us lots of food. awesome guy with field experience, kinda weird but honestly...get over it. its worth putting up with. he's awesome..just prepare for lotttssw of slides.
Took his Religions of the World class. His personality was interesting for the first few days but it got old quickly. It was almost impossible for me to reach him outside of class because he refuses to use a computer. I found him generally annoying in class, but it was a very easy class. He yells alot, and changes accents in mid-sentence.
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He was awful, boring, longwinded and didn't appear to be actually knowledgable on the topic. Everything he said was just a rip-off of Dr. Edwards, who is fabulous, take it from him instead.
He was so unhelpful and very much an ****. He is very flighty and obnoxious.
Biblical archaeology class. Says you can do an alternative assignment, then "forgets" and doesn't give you credit. Plays favorites. Took class with 2 other friends in major, all of our work of same caliber, yet two of use earned a "C" and one an "A," we all believe b/c she's going to Israel. Easy class, bogus professor.
I've taken professor Waybright for a couple of classes and it seems the other ratings are a bit off. Yes, he operates within his own world, but that is sorta the beauty of it. He's an incrediably nice guy, totally hot, and insanely interested in religious studies. You just gotta get on his level and you'll have a great experience with his class.
He is corky in his own way, but a really cool professor. All you have to do is your homework assignments (which are very easy) and there is no problem with making a good grade in the class. I'm not a big philosopher like he is, and I did well. I never even talked to the guy, and I got an A. He does not play favorites.
Yes... he is in his own world. Sometimes it was hard to follow his lectures, but overall my notes seemed not to fail me, so he must have been on track. Test were rather tough, multiple choice came mostly from the book, and essays from the lectures.
Professor Waybright is a good person, don't get me wrong. He is funny, relaxed, and he's an overall good person. However, I disagree with his lecturing style. He tests strictly on book content, but his PowerPoints are too fast and they don't cover material that you will be asked on the test. He adds 10 pts. to your grade for perfect attendance.
I loved Prof Waybright. He's probably one of the most passionate teachers I've come across and (as goofy as it sounds) his enthusiasm for the subject is infectious. Reading the assignments are a must and attending class is highly recommended (although not mandatory). He's a great, albeit occasionally flighty, teacher who I definitely recommend.
Horrible. Doesn't explain anything, just quotes the book on his power point slides and babbles about them without saying anything useful. Tests are completely unfair and very hard.
His power-points are from the books & his tests are now multiple-choice (40 questions) but still very hard. He asks specific questions so I recommend reading the chapters twice. I think he loves the subject too much to give the objective point of view that I was expecting. He will talk to you before or after class but is slow to respond to emails.
Really like Prof Waybright overall. He and his assistant have a tendency to treat the class like Kindergardeners which is no fun when you aren't the ones misbehaving. Tough class - be ready to read a lot and have a photographic memory.
His class was difficult. He was very enthustiastic about what he taught, but never was clear about what he wanted us to know. Attendance was not mandatory and both books are necessary!!! Not interesting at all, but if you're into religion you should do well!
Waybright is GREAT.He's such a fun religious studies professor.You can tell that he loves teaching and really cares about his students. Everyone should do themselves a favor and take a course with him to experience his teaching style.It's very different from what I'm used to, and it WORKS!You couldn't zone out during his lectures if you tried.
Overall nice but in a very fake way. He may make a good first impression, but it quickly fades away when you realize who he really is. His class is not abnormally difficult, but the way he tries to teach it is. VAGUE. The only thing that will stick with you is from the text you were assigned to read, not from his baffling lectures.
He is an awesome and enthusiastic professor. Tries to get the class engaged, and is very funny. His class is difficult, not a lot of homework to turn in but reading the texts is necessary if you want good grades on the tests.
Laid back- but don't be misled. He didn't come to many classes, and was often late. He didn't really teach or lecture- rather babble, ask for opinions from the class for an hour, watch movies, ppts taught nothing. Learned everything from the books- nothing from him. I read books 2x and went to every class - his exams are still tricky/not reflective
nice guy, really smart, but pretty disorganized. four tests, all were really hard. finaly is NOT cumulative. you have to seriously pay attention and READ the book.. more than once but if you do you'll get it. interesting class overall.
NOT A BAD TEACHER BUT RAMBLES ON ALOT. U MUST HAVE THE TEXTBOOKS AND STUDY THEM AND GO OVER YOUR NOTES IF YOU WANT TO EVEN GET A C ON A TEST. ALL OF HIS TEST QUESTIONS COME OUT OF THE BOOK AND HE'S BIG ON QUOTES SO KNOW THOSE TOO. 4 TESTS AND ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY IF YOU WANT TO RECEIVE EXTRA POINTS AT THE END OF THE SEMESTER N YOU'LL NEED THEM.
Papers are judged too harshly. I somehow get a B on one paper, though covered in ink, and fail the next. I spent more time and effort on the one I failed, and the gpa takes a hit. Very disappointing that work isn't enough. I've heard several other complaints of rambling and unclear on what he wants.
He wants discussion more than just powerpoints. Which is more interesting. Tests are pretty manageable if you read the chapters. Nice guy, laid back and obviously sincerely interested in the material
Attendance is a MUST. He takes it a second time for 1/2 a credit participation. Easy to zone out. He hates cellphones and laptops, makes smart comments. Tests are only from information in the book. He curves most by 4 pts.
Hard to stay focused because he rambles about stuff you do not need to know, like excavating in Jeruselam...just a really boring class if you're not into Religions of the World, I must say he is very knowledgable and passionate about the subject!
Enthusiastic but not very engaging. He hates texting in class and people who leave early. Attendance is taken frequently, often 2x a class. A lot of tests and extra credit assignments. Studying the books thoroughly is the best way to get an A.
Super nice guy, but useless course. Not only did I get my first D, I did not learn a thing. He rambles on in his lectures and doesnt stick to any one topic. The only thing he graded was tests, which were impossible to study for. I love Rels, but this class was awful. trust me, you do not want to take this class.
This guy is a joke. He is never prepared for class lecture, always relys on his TA to do his work. The lecture does not reflect what is on the test so beware!! Students are responsible for buying Two books, cost is over 100 dollars and lecture does not correlte with books?test.
You're really going to have to work for an A if you want it in Waybright's. If you're struggling go to office hours and he'll be immensely helpful, but his quizzes pick apart the reading, making the quizzes hard.
Great teacher! previous posts are slackers. Read ch., get A. old texts/editions are encouraged, tests follow lecture and books and he tells you when to write something down in class. you have to try hard for a low grade. Discussion is far better than ch. replay. Wake up and engage your mind or what are you doing in college?
Really nice guy who enjoys discussion. Read/review the ch. and you'll pass well easily. put the devices down and you'll be surprised at how much you can learn and enjoy interesting class talks. I got an A and was always looking forward to going. You've never had a bad prof. if you dont appreciate him.Trust me, he is a dream compared to some. Enjoy!
This guy is out there, But overall one of the better professors at VCU. Passionate about the subject, and actually has experience studing/excevating religious artifacts in the Middle East (which is pertinent to RELS311.) Straightfoward class: read the book, show up to class, and pay attention and you'll be fine.
Waybright is the MAN! This class is my favorite class because of this teacher. You DO need to read the books and be there for the lectures to do well on the tests, but isn't that common sense? As long as you are attentive, he is the nicest guy. He loves to teach and is interesting to listen to. Take his class.
Great professor, makes archeology fun
Waybright is a fun prof. He can be a little scatterbrained but he really enjoys teaching. I took Zen Buddhism. He wants you to enjoy his class and learn. A lot of readings, but they aren't difficult.
hands down the worst proff i've had at vcu. The guy is very rude and doesn't follow through with anything he says he is going to do. Didn't learn a thing from going to his lectures... long, boring, and very scattered. i would not recommend taking anything from him. I got a b in the class too
An English senior with a 3.8 & dropped the course bc he's the 1st prof to purposely try to trip up students. Answers his cell in class and calls out students if they text.Followed guideline exactly for papers and received D & C. One comment on the D paper - 'see writing center for help' prof WB, if you're reading this, I WORK in the writing center!
Bible as Lit class. I'm not sure why people are dogging him...he's very straightforward and keeps his lectures interesting. Overall effective and interesting professor.
Waybright is pretty funny and it's obvious he loves teaching. He's not that clear on what to really study for the tests. I recommend really reading the books and making your own notes out of them, this is where I've found most of the info on his tests. He offers lots of extra credit opportunities. Not a hard class as long as you read.
Professor Waybright is a great teacher. I feel like I learned a lot in this class. It is definitely not an easy A class, but I think people need to realize that this is college, and this is how class is supposed to be. He is very reasonable and always willing to meet in office hours.(helps a lot)Really passionate about religions and great teacher.
He relied a lot on the books. His slides consisted of mostly passages of sacred texts and he tended to ramble. His assignments and parts of the course were not clearly specified. He wasn't there on exam days. He's passionate in the subject but, in my opinion, not very good at teaching the material.
I had a 3.7 before taking this course and I ended up with a D for the year and only missed one class the entire semester. The exams are ridiculously hard and it seems that the only way to do well in this class is to memorize BOTH texts required.
I got an A, but it definitely wasn't easy. You HAVE to read the books, take notes, and study. He kept me engaged and interested in the subject each class. He is a great teacher and very passionate about the subject. Extra credit is given throughout the course.
One of the worst professors at VCU. I got a B, but it was not easy. His exams are difficult, but his lessons are completely disorganized and killed me inside. He reads passages from slides and considers himself a professors. It takes him years to answer e-mails. He is passionate about the subject, but he is careless about grades and students.
Wonderful professor. If you put in the work, he will match you. Can be slow to respond via email, however if you are proactive and give 110%, he will remember that when your grade hangs between two letter grades. Found most exam material to be found in the book, however each section is no longer than 40 pages. Quite do-able for a college course
I'm not too sure why people are so unimpressed with Waybright. His classes are not easy, but they aren't supposed to be. It's heavy subject matter and it takes a while to learn. He is extremely knowledgeable of all of his subject matter and is very approachable it you have any questions or problems. If you read the books and go to class youre solid
Waybright is a great professor. If you're interested in religion or not he makes you really think about the difference of peoples beliefs. The tests are based off of two textbooks and his lectures and if you just create an outline and read the book and pay attention you'll get a great grade in his class. He provides LOTS of extra credit opportunity
Waybright is a great professor. Tests are very tricky and he doesn't really explain what will be on the test. Read both books, highlight and outline them to death; you will do fine. LOTS of extra credit which can bump you a letter grade up.
Honestly, this is the worst class I have EVER taken at VCU. He is disrespectful to students whether it be in person, or through email. I cannot explain how much I studied for this class and yet received a terrible grade. He puts "lecture" questions on the test that he never even TALKED about in lecture to begin with. Save yourself the headache.
Quite possibly the worst class I have taken at VCU. He is inconsistent when it comes to what lecture questions are on the test. Half the time he never even lectured on the things he asks. Extremely frustrating and somewhat disrespectful to students. I in no way recommend this class to anyone, more work than it is worth to be a 300 level.
Interesting professor but lectures were everywhere. Was never clear on what would be on exams and what would not. Had class participation assignments that can help your grade, even though I did a substantial amount did not receive credit for half of the assignments I turned in with no reason why. Also his TA's were not very helpful.
I was lucky enough to take this class with Professor Waybright within the VCU Open Minds Program at the Richmond City Jail. The class requires a lot of work and reading but the focus is on the in-class discussion with the residents. He expects a lot of his students but as long as you come and participate in class, you will do fine.
He is not a very good professor. Was very rude to students and not easy to get into contact with. His tests were extremely hard and they did not follow the material that was presented in class. I would not recommend this class because it is a total waste of your time! Never will I take another class with professor waybright during my time at VCU
great class join the discussion. interesting cat to listen too
Those saying tests were hard/he never lectured on test questions weren't paying attention. I attended every class, took notes, paid attention, & did assignments. Got an A w/little studying. He was rude to those who were rude to him, ie: on phones/laptops during class; states in first class won't tolerate them for non-class use, which I saw often.
Not a hard class...very interesting in my opinion. Waybright is definitely a character and I enjoyed him. Read the books and come to class and you'll be good (questions from exams come literally STRAIGHT from the books). Do the class participation points also -raised my grade from a B to an A.
While the class was easy, his teaching style and tests were infuriating. He had to drop one of our four tests because he gave us last year's versions which contained several grammatical errors, really unclear questions, and questions covering topics we never discussed. This was not uncommon. He reminds me of an over-exuberant youth pastor.
Class is 4 tests: Religion Basics, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Confuscianism/Taoism. Tests are broken into 3 sections: Lecture, H&W Book, HS Book. Book sections are taken randomly from the books. Test questions are hard to guess and his study guides are useless. His lectures are scatter-brained and terrible. Books are good. Gives a lot of extra credit.
Do not take him. His syllabus is unorganized. Test dates aren't specified neither are assignments. More concerned with attendance than anything else, you can pass every test and assignment but he will fail you over attendance.
I enjoyed the class and appreciated the professor's passion for the material he presented. Achieving a good grade meant reading the required text and attending lecture, but that is part of any coursework. For those who are really interested in Religious Studies, I would highly recommend all classes offered by Professor Waybright.
Prof. Waybright was one of my favorite teachers and anyone who is complaining most likely didn't participate in the in class discussions (which he takes note of) or they didn't get into the reading as well as they should have. He's super accommodating and willing to work with you as long as you put in some work first.
Awesome professor! Made lectures interesting, gave a lot of extra credit opportunities, and tests were very straightforward if you attended class and read the chapter. He obviously loves what he teaches and breaks down material. Not a lot of work- four non- cumulative tests, three 2-3 page papers, and extra credit every time you attended class.
He is an INCREDIBLE teacher, very passionate about what he teaches and is willing to go above and beyond for his students. You have to keep in mind its religion, so don't take anything personally. You must be able to detach yourself from your bias and just enjoy the beauty of various religions. He gives incredible feedback and respect until youdont
He's a great professor and very knowledgeable. He offers a lot of extra credit and if you always attend class, it really helps your grade! Just make sure to try your best and talk to him if you're unsure of anything, he's always willing to listen and help students out.
Waybright is awesome! I am not a religious study major, but he was always there for you as long as you showed up to class. He is there for you and gives you extra credit if you put the effort in class. He is very passionate, and the test are tough so READ the text. I would totally take Waybright again
Waybright was one of my least favorite professors at VCU. Although he knows a lot, he likes to hear himself talk and a 3 hr class is torture. He is disrespectful. Would not take again.
Professor Waybright is amazing. He respects his students and makes the lectures fun. Tons of extra credits. Go to class and read the textbooks and you will do fine. I would take his class again he is great!!!
Dr. Waybright is amazing. He really cares about the success of his students and offers a ton of extra credit. The class lay out is 4 test, the homework questions from each section that the test are on, and four mini papers. Attendance is not mandatory but he curves your overall grade based on you extra credit and showing up!
Waybright is the best religion professor I have had! Ignore the negative reviews you cannot expect to do well in a class if you do not try. I did the extra credit, which he offers a ton of and completed all the assignments and came to class. Attendance is not mandatory but i recommend coming because he curves your grade based off of you showing up
Prof. Waybright is one of my favorite professors I ever had at VCU. He gives a lot of inspirational advice and is super funny and entertaining. Wish I had a chance to take him more. Attendance is helpful he gives a ton of points and EC for it. Tests can be hard but study and you'll be fine. Have an A and you may be exempt from final. Take him!
Waybright is an amazing professor! he offers "whopping loads of extra credit" as he mentions before every class begins and will curve your grade at the end of the semester based off of your attendance (which is not mandatory) and how much extra credit you have completed. His lectures are enjoyable and often lead to class discussions on the topic.
He's hilarious, and cares about what he teaches. He has an extensive background in archaeology which he applies to course content. I'd recommend attending all or most lectures even though attendance isn't required, because his tests are largely based on them.
He's super energetic and funny, but expects class participation. Might be a bit intimidating if you're more shy. Gives loads of extra credit, so you really have to be lazy to fail his class. Tests are moderate, but if you read the textbooks you'll be fine. Be detailed in your written assignments and you'll get an 100-90 on them.
If you keep up with the assignments and go to class, you'll do really well in this class. He's really good about giving you feedback and keeping in touch outside of class if you have any questions, too.
This class had great discussions, but it is hard to get an A on any of the assignments or tests. It is hard to know how to do better on the assignments. Very writing and reading intensive. go to class because it helps and DO EXTRA CREDIT because it moved me from a B to an A. sometimes extra credit will be in the form of attendance.
He just rants and rants and RANTS. I felt like there was no organization whatsoever to his lectures. I never knew exactly what to study for the exams, I just went home to teach myself. He seems passionate but I just sit and think about what am I learning. Wouldnt take him again EVER.
Best professor ever. He works hard to make sure everyone understands the information and participates. You do have weekly papers, but they're on readings and usually only 1-2 pages. Gives so much extra credit. Just a down-to-earth person who makes his class relateable and engaging. I wish I could take more classes with him!
Professor Waybright is honestly the best professor at VCU. He is so passionate and because of that, he Instills inspiration into his students. He is very one on one and if you don't like an easy going, energetic, and down right caring teacher then he isn't for you unfortunately.
I absolutely love Prof Waybright as a person, but as a professor he's a bit disorganized. Tests were often a bit confusing, and contained substantial grammatical errors and repetitions of answers/questions. He tells students not to worry about his class too much, but he's a tough grader, and offers few opportunities to improve your grade.
I think this was Waybright's first time teaching this specific class, but overall his lectures made no sense. He would assign really hard/long readings, and he gave quizzes every other class, and unless you are a human-computer and can memorize everything the quizzes can be really hard. He's a good guy but this class was not it.
Easy class, you don't even have to show up to pass. The only bad thing about it are the readings but you can just look up a summary. Yes quizzes every other class but it doesn't bother him that his students choose to make it open note. He's pretty strange yet funny during his lectures.
Very chill
Super chill & laidback, if you talk to him outside of class he's super helpful & will pass literally everyone. Tests are easy, readings are actually interesting. His lectures are worth going to, he is super cool and you can tell he loves the subject he teaches in. To this day he is my favorite professor & I am taking his other classes next semester
Super chill (sometimes a bit too much and class gets off topic/confusing sometimes) quizzes and tests are super easy if you read the assigned readings or slides and are taken usually the second class in the week for the first 20-30 mins of class.
Professor Waybright was kinda a lot sometimes but really cares for his students. The quizzes and test are easy if you look at the PowerPoints he gives. He gives so much extra credit for you to get your grade up if you need.
He does not give good instructions for his assignments but if you at less try it gives As. He is very inspirational and gives you many opportunities to make up bad greats. Would 100% take it again just to listen to him talk.
You can't talk about any assignments or he gets angry. His class is super super easy just not for everyone can get boring if you are not into it.
This guy did not help me out when I was going through a rough time, plus he's kind of new-agey and more often than not I did not know what he was talking about. It's worth noting that I'm not a religion student but he rambles a lot and sounds a little loopy. As for the class, it was fairly easy, but disorganized enough that I lost my way.
He is not accessible outside of class. His class is literally a joke. Pretends to be a radio host. I think he is trying to come off as funny but when you want to discuss something serious he won't give you the time of day. He never gives up the joke.
Waybright is my FAVORITE professor I have ever had. If you show up, read, and participate you'll be fine. He will work with you to get a good grade, offers TONS of extra credit, and curves grades a lot. Heavy on discussion. Instructions can be unclear but he grades pretty easy. I have taken all the classes he teaches! He's awesome, very passionate.
Don't listen to the bad reviews. I've had him twice and he's the best teacher I've had at VCU. There's assignments every week that take maybe an hour or so. Do them and you'll have an A. If you choose to not complete the work or communicate, then you'll fail, like every other class. Work is very insightful and easy. These have been my best classes!
The worst class I've ever taken at VCU. Never made a single point, incomprehensible assignment criteria, practically incoherent lectures. If you genuinely want to discuss the bible as literature, do not take this class with Waybright. I am so upset that I didn't wait to take this with a different professor. Don't waste your time. He's a joke.
You have to read the book Van Gogh and God for the midterm test. It is not the most structured class in the world but an easy A. Quizzes almost every week. He makes class fun by having a star wars theme and playing music. lots of extra credit and gives free quizzes out if you can answer a trivia question. all assignments are on voicethread.
Honestly, not a religion class. Easy A requirement. The quizzes correspond to slides, drops lots of grades. A lot is creative writing and just kind of feeding into his rambles. There's a book, but I never bought it and still had an A. If you're looking to learn religion, you won't from this. But if you're looking for an easy A, just do the work.
I really enjoyed this class, this teacher is honestly one of the best I had this semester all you have to do is do the work and you will definitely pass, there is also a book you have to read for the mid term so I would start that early, he gives a lot of extra credit and will do everything to help!
I wouldn't recommend taking Professor Waybright for this course. The slides and lectures are unclear, as well as the grading criteria for assignments. Prof. Waybright seems to be nice, but fairly inaccessible. Emails are almost disregarded as he will only direct you to his syllabus. Overall, the course is very chaotic and disorganized.
Professor Waybright is an awesome professor, he really cares about his students and his lectures are fun and interesting. Definitely an easy class that you can go easy in.
Its a literature course, this class is paper heavy! Otherwise genuinely enjoyed the experience. Take the time to look outside of course for inspiration and knowledge then bring it to class, he loves that!
I've taken three classes with Jon, and I love that man to death. A little all over the place sometimes, but he's passionate about the subject matter, deeply appreciative of student work + contributions, and is just generally a mischievous and caring guy whose love for life and learning is contagious. Participate and communicate, and you'll be fine!
I'm about 50/50 with this professor. He's a good teacher however i felt that i haven't learned anything in that class beside him saying 'jedi'. The topics for human spirituality are interesting and I've learned more about religion however i probably won't take this class again.
DO NOT TAKE THIS CLASS. he will not be nice to you and play you dumb when you ask him general questions about assignments and such. His lectures are weird and unorganized, and the assignments make no sense like at all???? yes it is a pretty easy A, but at the cost of your braincells because he is unreachable in email? i think not.
DO. NOT. TAKE. THIS. PROFESSOR. I REPEAT. You will actually be so miserable and want to die everytime he grades something. Save yourself the time and brain cells and take a different religion class or take a different gen ed..
RELS108 with Professor Waybright is an easy A, but not the most engaging class. The lectures can be a bit disorganized and eccentric at times. However, if you stay on top of the work, such as the book reading and quizzes, you'll have no trouble passing. unstuck study was a helpful study tool for keeping me on track.
he was condescending and rude. I think he just likes to hear himself talk. wouldnt take him again. no one should.
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