This was his first year teaching and I was in his Biol 101 FY Launch class and he did a great job. Was very accessible outside of class, gave plenty of opportunities to look for help, and was enjoyable to listen to even at 8 am. Class is only hard if you don't prepare, if you do the homework beforehand, the class is very easy.

If you are looking for a Biol 101 professor, he should be one of your top choices. There will be a little bit of homework before each class that you need to stay up to date on(little room for late work). Our year got a cheat sheet(front and back page) before each class which made tests a lot easier(and we allowed to drop 1/3 midterms).

Dr. Claytor is an amazing professor! I had him for Bio 101 freshman year. He assigns about 2-4 hours of homework every week (not busy work). Read the syllabus! It explains his expectations, methodology, and essentially step-by-step instructions of how to succeed in his class. Very funny; lectures are helpful; he is accessible outside of class.

Professor Claytor is AWESOME!!!!! He cares about every single student in his lecture. It is not easy, but he does a really awesome job of teaching the material and clarifying for understanding. You have to study very hard and do your homework (2 GRQS per week), but he drops your lowest exam grade and you get a cheat sheet for every test!

This was Dr. Claytor's first year teaching at UNC and he was awesome. He is knowledgable and passionate about the material. He helps class be relatable through modern examples and humor. There is frequent homework, but it is reasonable, helps you learn, and isn't busy work. Exams are a heavy weight, but are reasonable and related to the material.

Professor Claytor is great. He is super caring, always reminds you that a test grade does not define you (which allows you to feel better about it and do better next time). He typically ask how everyone is doing by a show of thumbs. I definitely recommend you take Biol101 with him.

Dr. Claytor was an amazing professor. He really cares about all of his students, and really takes the time to assure that everyone is confident in themselves and the material. Do all of the GRQs and mastering because they are great notes/study materials. Overall Dr. Claytor is an excellent professor and you can definitely succeed in his course!

Claytor deserves every 5.0 he gets. You can tell he is passionate about his students and work. There is a good bit of homework but it isn't hard, just time consuming. The HW makes the lectures easier to follow, and there is a lot of wiggle room if you happen to miss an assignment. We got a cheat sheet for our exams this semester, which was great.

Dr. Claytor is AMAZING!!! He is very knowledgeable about the class topics and cares about his students. He connected with the class and created a fun and comfortable learning environment. There is a decent amount of work outside of class, but it is beneficial for mastering the information. I would definitely recommend Dr. Claytor for BIOL 101!!!!

Very very good professor especially for his first year here. Writes hard quizzes and exams though. Very caring and willing to help. Fosters a very good environment

I highly recommend that you take Dr. Claytor, as he was a great professor. His exams are heavily weighted, with the midterms being 25% of your grade each, but 1 out of the 3 midterms are dropped. The readings can take a while, but they aren't that bad and they do help you understand the material if you put in the work.

great guy, outstanding fits. feel like he wouldve be mean to me if we had gone to the same high school but i don't even blame him. yes you are expected to know content before lecture, but that's just the structure of the course. he goes at a very reasonable pace. exams are tough with 1-2 missed causing like 10 points off. to be expected in 101.

Claytor was an amazing professor who genuinely cares about his class. He offers several opportunities to make up missed assignments. Several people have rough grades because exams make up 70% of the class but he dropped the lowest midterm. He's a great guy and you'll do fine if you study. He makes things clear and easy to comprehend.

flipped class so know the material before. often asks you to interact w peers. in class participation marks your attendance. 3 midterms, one dropped. hella homework. funny guy tho and young. you get a full page front back cheat sheet for exams. not the best teacher and mainly read off slides but that's just because you should know material before.

This was one of the first bio classes I had ever taken other than Bio 1 in high school, so I pretty much had to learn everything from scratch. He does an okay job explaining, but the GRQs and mastering do the majority of teaching for you. It's important to know the concepts before class because he just talks more about them during his lectures.

I felt like the lectures were great. Dr Claytor breaks down concepts and even relates them to current events which was nice. The exams make up 70% of the grade but one gets dropped and there are other grades that get dropped if needed. The workload is to be excepted for a UNC bio courses. An A felt impossible but a B was manageable. Studying is key

Is a flipped classroom so you definitely need to learn how to learn by yourself (although all of the information you need is in the textbooks and from GRQs). Claytor is a great professor, super concise! I recommend taking the course with them!

You will do good in the class if you do the GRQs (which aren't that difficult) and show up to the lectures. His lectures use cool, real-life examples with helpful diagrams/flowcharts and your lowest exam grade gets dropped. He also posts recordings on Canvas and drops 20% of missed LC points. Obviously he cares about his students' success.

Dr. Claytor is AMAZING. Interesting lectures, very easy to access via email, and I go to his office hours fairly regularly, and he's always prepared to answer questions or to just talk about anything.

Claytor was very easy to reach outside of class and tried to make the lectures fun. You get to drop your lowest test grade and have a front and back cheat sheet.

Genuinely a great professor. He was engaging and fun in lectures. The way the class was set up made it super manageable, even if the content was tricky at times. 14/10 would recommend.

Lots of reading outside of class and attendance is recommended because it contributes to your grade. Cheat sheets allowed on tests and he drops lowest grades. Very caring and easy going- would recommend! Just really study for the tests!

Dr. Claytor is a super chill guy. As long as you complete the pre-class assignments and study for the exams, passing this class isn't difficult. In-class participation is required and that's how attendance is taken (Learning Catalytics), so just make sure to show up prepared. He's a bit dry but can be funny when he tries, but personally I'm a fan!

I loved this class. Not the easiest but definitely not the hardest and I love Dr. Claytor.

BIOL104 is not a challenging class. 3 exams, one is dropped, and a final exam, a few quizzes a week from readings, a project split into 3 parts spaced in the semester, and attendance is an important part of the class. The only downside is that lectures can be quite boring and mundane, but overall pretty easy class with clear guidelines.

Love Dr. Claytor. 104 is not a difficult class by any means and his exams are fair (one-sided cheat sheet). Additionally, he gave us an extra credit opportunity for learning catalytic when 20% of them were already dropped. I enjoyed the course content but the simutext has got to go.

I like Professor Claytor, I didnt really get to know him at all, but this was the only bio class I have taken that hasnt made me want to switch my major (Im switching my major).

Dr. Claytor was a very caring professor and always provided resources for his students. I'm not a BIO major so I didn't enjoy the content, but he did his best to make class engaging. The tests are really hard, though, so it's important to do all homework and Poll EVs to get as much credit as possible outside of tests.

We had a lot of textbook reading that barely related to what we learned in class. But Dr. Claytor was really nice and seemed to really enjoy teaching us, which made class more interesting.

LOTS of reading that turned out to be not very helpful (better off just skimming and reading the chapter summary). His lectures are fine--the content is not super interesting itself, but he tries his best to make it enjoyable. Cheat sheets are allowed on the tests, so it's not too hard to do well on them. In class questions are counted for accuracy

104 is easy; dont underestimate it. Youll get an A if you read & go to class. Sometimes readings are extra so skim. Def take it with Claytor; the other prof is harder. Doing just hw & projects, you'll get at least a B. Premeds take this class seriously! Claytor's lectures are boring sometimes, but he's really cool 1:1 so set up a meeting fs.

I absolutely loved BIO104 with professor Claytor. He's an all around really nice guy and really cares about his students. The grading criteria is very clear and all of the homework answers come from the readings. There is a project that is done in parts throughout the semester, but it isn't challenging and I actually found it enjoyable.

I love Dr. Claytor! He is one of the professors that I feel as though I had the opportunity to connect with outside of the classroom. BIOL101 at UNC in general is tough just due to the nature of it being one of the 1st you take, but Dr. Claytor made it fun. Take notes, do homework, form study groups and you'll be set. Go to office hours frequently.

His 1st year here & he slayed it. If you take time to understand the material the class is good. Many readings/GRQs outside class (common for any bio course @ UNC) but easy A's; DO them. He makes silly jokes in lectures which is nice. He/TAs are easy to reach & provide many resources to help if you are struggling. Tests are 70% of the grade; STUDY.

Dr. Claytor is awesome! BIOL 104 is a pretty structured, big lecture style class, but he does his best to make the material interesting. He's super funny and passionate about ecology, and we do cool case studies in class. He's really clear about assignments, and the exams aren't necessarily easy, but the class is super manageable.

Reading through his reviews and I feel as if everyones being a bit harsh. Does he give a lot of HW? Yes. Are tests a cakewalk? No. But its a bio course, its not going to be insanely easy. Going to class and actually doing the readings brought my exam scores from a D in the 1st to an A in the 2nd. Claytor is a fantastic guy, highly recommend

I feel like people are being harsh because it's a Bio course, but then again, it's a biology course; it's not meant to be easy. He does good during office hours and is easily available. The homework is reading heavy, but the textbook is helpful. I got a 50% on my first exam. Got a 88% on the second with his help. I'm a freshman and I love him!

This class isn't too bad, there is a good amount of work before and after class but it's pretty easily managable. The exams are pretty difficult, but one gets dropped and there is a bunch of resources to help get you ready. In general, Dr. Claytor is really caring about his students and he's very engaging.

For me it is difficult to do very well in this class, but I don't think this is due to Claytor's teaching. He is very accessible and provides many resources for the students and wants them to succeed. He's outfits slay and if you're lucky he will run around the class singing HOT to go. Not the biggest BIO 101 fan but I would take Slaytor again.

Dr. Claytor's lectures are always fun and engaging. BIOL 101 does a good job of balancing content between homework (textbook reading) and lecture. There is about 2 hours of homework per week. Participation and completion grades make up a decent portion of your course grade; only quizzes (at home), exams (easy if studied for), and masterings graded.

As long as you understand the answers to the TA review session slides and the practice exams, ur set for an A on the exams. It isn't hard, just show up because everything you need to know is said in the lectures and he breaks it down pretty easily; reading takes long but most of the info in readings is used for a quiz you take when ur done reading.

If you do the homework and read the textbook on your own, it is easy to excel in the course. However, this course is extremely test reliant and the lectures alone are not really enough to understand the material so it is crucial to put in maximum effort on the homework.

Biology is in itself a very difficult course, especially for freshmen. However, Dr. Claytor did a great job at making the class friendly. His lectures are sometimes boring, and your grade is very test-reliant. Be prepared to struggle on exams, but that isn't directly his fault. Dr. Claytor is a great professor and is passionate about his subject.

its obvious he cares about the subject and his students.

Dr. Claytor was great, but nothing special. Honestly, the class could be completely learnt on your own, he was less of an instructor and more of a facilitator - but I guess that is just how a lot of the STEM classes at UNC are. The exams make up most of your grade, but are quite similar in difficulty to the practice exams, assignments and quizzes.

Dr. Claytor explained things well for what the class was, the worst unit was the phylogeny unit but honestly that wasn't his fault it is genuinely just a confusing unit. Class grade is majority midterms and the midterms contain A LOT of stuff from lecture so you really have to show up to class.

This class was very boring, but ecology isn't really my thing. Just study lectures, practice exams, and peer mentor review slides and you'll do fine.

The syllabus is very clear. Do your GRQs, go to lecture, and do practice exams and you'll be fine. This course is really easy but for some reason I got worst exam grades than my other chem/bio tests. Almost didn't get an A, but I think I underestimated the class, the exams were kinda tricky.

i love prof. claytor (hes so bonita). even though bio 101 is a huge class he's super chill. tests are very heavily weighed though, which was a pain. lectures got boring sometimes because the class is structured to where we teach ourselves the concepts before going to class by reading through the textbook.

Dr. Claytor is honestly a great professor and cares for his students. He drops your lowest exam score which was nice. I recommend coming to class, doing GRQs and Masterings, and the quizzes. Take advantage of his office hours because that was very helpful. This course is exam heavy which sucks, but is expected. Y'all please take him he's funny.

I took this class as a non-bio major expecting to not like it and struggle, but I actually really enjoyed it. The exams were definitely stressful, but him dropping the lowest one provided some flexibility. Dr. Claytor is an awesome lecturer. I wish I had a reason to take another class with him!!

This was my first STEM class at UNC and having Dr. Claytor as my professor has raised the bar high! Absolutely loved him as a professor and he brought great energy every lecture; he kept the classes engaging and all material was interesting. As expected though, this class is very exam heavy, so be ready to study consistently to get a good grade

I LOVE Dr. Claytor, he is such an amazing person and his lectures cover the material comprehensively. Homework consists of guided reading which is due before the lectures, but shouldn't take longer than 1h. There are also take-home quizzes and in-class tests which are difficult but as long as you do the GRQs (pay attention to them) you'll do great!

Professor Claytor was an amazing professor. He is an inclusive and encouraging professor, and he never failed to keep me engaged. His tests are a bit harder due to them being application-based, but the course overall wasn't too bad. There aren't many busy-work assignments, and everything was informational. I'd definitely recommend Claytor!

Prof. Claytor did a great job of engaging the class despite it being a very large lecture (more than 300 people). He was very funny and his fits were always fire. Tests were fine, but sometimes had confusing wording. The lowest midterm is dropped, and there is no curve. Participation is required, but a certain amount are dropped.

BIOL 101 is tough in general. There's a decent amount of homework (GRQs and Mastering) assignments outside of class that are hit or miss on how long they take. The class is very exam heavy and questions can be tricky so take advantage of your resources and STUDY! I found Claytor himself caring and entertaining; I'd definitely choose him again!

Dr. Claytor is incredibly kind and a great professor. I wish I had listened to his advice at the beginning of the semester to be consistently studying for the final exam throughout the course. He was a pretty perfect teacher.

He is awesome! While Bio 101 is difficult, Dr. Claytor provides a ton of resources to help succeed and is very accessible outside of class. Tests make up a large part of your grade but are not too hard if you pay attention in class and study the material. Take Claytor!

Bio 101 is very content heavy so it's pretty difficult no matter what. There is weekly homework in the form of guided reading questions that are hit or miss on how long they take. Tests are heavily weighted so you HAVE to study. Claytor provides students with lots of resources and I found him to be kind and entertaining. I would choose him again!

Dr. Claytor is really good at explaining hard material. He is also super fun and is accessible outside of class. However, this class is hard! Test are super hard and are meant to trick you. Claytor is a really good lecturer but the class is hard.

Super fun and conversational, wears fun costumes, exams were harder than rest of material

I really enjoyed this class! BIOL 101 is definitely difficult but Dr. Claytor does a really good job at providing adequete review and going over questions. The class itself is going to be difficult because it is a weeder but he does a good job.

Dr. Claytor is funny and a good lecturer. His exams aren't too bad in my opinion if you study the learning objectives.

Dr. Claytor is a little dry and kind of just speaks off the slides. However, I do think he is a pretty good lecturer and definitely knows what he is talking about. For the class, you do GRQs before almost every single class, a few quizzes, and then 3 exams and a final. The exams are fairly difficult, but nowhere near as difficult as Chem 101.

Claytor is an interesting lecturer and a really cool guy. The lectures apply concepts you are expected to have a basic understanding of from the reading before class. I would strongly recommend actually doing the readings. The material is not difficult but the tests are worded in ways that feel like they're made to trick you, so be careful.

Great teacher, kind of reads off slides but def makes lectures as interesting as possible for bio 101.

It's clear that Claytor is super knowledgeable about subject matter and he breaks down content in ways that make it much more understandable. Homework and quizzes are straightforward but you need a really good understanding to do good on exams, especially because exams are weighted really heavily.

I LOVED professor Claytor. I loved his lectures and teaching style. He makes sure to keep you engaged. If you pay attention in the lectures and pay attention to the readings/the GRQ's, you are set. Claytor is also super nice and funny. TAKE BIO 101 WITH HIM

I hated biology before taking Bio 101 with Dr. Claytor. He is very passionate, and even though there was a lot of work, he made me start to love biology. He gave a lot of opportunities to get help outside of class and just really wants his students to do well! Definitely take his class!!

Dr. Claytor is an AMAZING professor. He makes the lectures engaging and there is a lot of partner activities. The content can be tough, but as long as you complete the GRQ's, mastering, and go through the learning objectives it shouldn't be too bad! I highly recommend taking this class with him!!

I loved 101 with Dr. Claytor, and he is very engaging in class, and encourages participation. The class content is definitely hard, so it's important to get help with the tricky content (there are so many resources for this class!! use them!).

He is such a kind and funny professor although his exams could be considered challenging. I felt like there was trick questions often but he was a very good lecturer and always kept them interesting. Homework is very helpful, especially the GRQs, and I also found the textbook very helpful!

Dr. Claytor is an amazing lecturer! He's a super cool and funny guy, and you can tell he cares for his students. The tests are somewhat challenging, but if you participate and focus on the Learning Objectives, then it's not too bad.

Dr. Claytor has a really calm air about him. He's not stressed out about bio, so you're not stressed out about bio. His midterms are very reflective of the lectures and readings. Sometimes he even straight up tells you what some of the questions will be. Great prof.

Goated BIOL professor, his lectures were never too difficult and I thought his exams were pretty fair. As long as you do all the required homework and readings, you'll be fine. GRQs were sometimes annoying but the homework overall wasn't too demanding. Claytor has a super chill vibe which gives the class a very comfortable environment!

Dr. Claytor was amazing, I would definitely recommend him for any intro course. The class itself was fairly difficult, and just know if you want an A it takes a good bit of work. Go into this course knowing that they will try to "trick" you on tests, and lean into it by working hard to figure out how to see through the deception. You've got this!

Super nice, chill guy and very good lecturer. You can really tell he cares about his students and wants us to do well. As long as you pay attention to the readings and lectures you will do fine. Only complaint is that GRQs were time-consuming and a few times felt like a waste of time, but all bio 101 sections have to deal with that.

Class is easy if you're intentional about doing the readings when you're supposed to. If you read, GRQs are not only easy, but helpful in making studying for tests super easy. (Started studying the day before midterms and did well, but ONLY BECAUSE I LEARNED OVER THE COURSE OF THE SEMESTER). Claytor is super sweet, and lectures are lighthearted.

Just paying attention and taking notes during lectures and on the homework was enough for me to do good. I feel like some test questions were a bit tricky so make sure to read questions twice.

All my homies love Dr Claytor. BIOL 101 is not an easy class, but Prof Claytor is a great professor, and he tries to be understanding of students with the course content, assignments, and grading. Would DEFINITELY recommend for a good bio professor.

Super chill and nice professor! He actually wants to interact with students! Simply do the readings, ask questions, do the work and you should get a good grade.

I LOVE Claytor. He was such a good Professor. Bio 101 is pretty easy in itself, but Claytor made it fun. He's funny, keeps you engaged, and teaches the content well. He really cares about his students! Anyone I know who has had him has loved him.

Dr. Claytor is phenomenal. He is a young professor which makes him able to relate to students a lot more. His lectures are engaging, but I have noticed in both BIOL101 and 104 that his tests are so tricky. Even when you really know material the wording/answer choices can seriously trip you up. Wish he would make his exams more clarifying.

I loved his sense of humor and the energy that he brought to every lecture. His slides and teaching was engaging and he was always welcome to meeting after class or helping in any way that he could. I had a difficult time in my life at the time of taking this class, otherwise I would've likely gotten a high A, but even through it, he was very kind.

Good professor, pretty engaging. Young and personable, makes jokes, and has lots of tools to help you succeed. Drops one exam grade. Material isn't that challenging if you follow along in class and do the reading questions outside of class.

Dr. Claytor is a great professor. He is very hilarious and his lectures are EASY to pay attention to. I would highly recommend him, but the tests are much harder compared to the hw in class. Definitely go to BioCell or office hours to get extra help. Make sure to look out for Trixxy on his slides.

Very good professor. Lectures everyday and homework due before class. I do not think he does a great job at preparing you for the exams, he will only give typical test questions every once in awhile in lecture. He will also talk about things in class that are not on the lecture outlines. Bio is hard but he is very nice and explains concepts well.

I really enjoyed Dr. Claytor's teaching style and his ability to keep the class engaged. It was a massive lecture hall but I still felt like I was participating in the class through the active learning breaks he adds into his lectures. I would highly recommend trying to take a class with him at some point during your time at UNC.

He's a great guy, and gives great lectures. The tests feel kind of unfair at times, but that's to be expected in Biology classes.

Overall great lectures, If you pay attention and do the homework you should be able to do pretty good. Test content is gone over in class, no curves though. A little homework heavy, quizzes are online on your own. Drops 2 lowest quiz and HW grades and your lowest exam grade. Probably the best Bio 101 teacher though.

super sweet but god did those tests make me question my sanity.

Prof Claytor is one of the best in the bio department at UNC. His lectures are clear and concise. Exams are difficult but nothing ridiculous if you studied and do the practice exams. GRQs can be long and take a lot of time but do really help you understand content. Would recommend that people jump at the opportunity to take a class with Claytor.

Good professor, questions can be tricky, definitely conceptual

Most of the material in this course is learned through the textbook readings and homework. The lectures are mostly review of the homework. I felt very prepared for exams after doing the homework because half of the homework is multiple choice questions that served as exam practice. The exams were decently short, usually less than a class period.

Absolutely ELITE Bio 101 teacher. If you have the chance to take him I would highly recommend. Yes the material and work load can be hard, but thats just Bio 101 at UNC. Dr. Claytor makes this as seamless and easy as it can be.

This class was not very difficult if you put in the right amount of time to study. There are three exams and the lowest one gets dropped. There are GRQ's and Mastering assignments that are fairly easy, they just take a bit of time. His lectures are helpful and he does Learning Objectives in class which is what he also uses to take attendance.

This was my first stem class in college and although it was a lot of work, I never felt overwhelmed and he only tested us on the material and the exams weren't too hard. There are 3 and the lowest one gets dropped but they are worth a lot of your grade but as long as you put in work outside of class you'll do fine

A nice professor and accessible outside of class. You need to apply yourself to succeed, so attend lectures and ask for help when needed. STEM classes don't really require an extraordinary professor, and it's more about what you put in to do well.

Love Professor Claytor, lectures aren't boring and are very helpful. Midterms are tricky sometimes, but one is dropped. The first midterm is supposed to be the hardest, so make sure to really study for that one. Other than that he's the best possible bio professor you could have!

He makes the lectures very fun by making it interactive and responding well to his students. He is extremely caring and accessible outside of class. Amazing teacher overall.

As long as you attend class, actually do homework instead of using AI, and study hard for tests, then you will do well in the class. Dr. Claytor is very caring and understanding and wants you to succeed in this class.

The content of this course is not difficult. However, the exams are weirdly worded and confusing. He definitely does this on purpose to confuse you. He is a nice guy, though, but if you don't do well on the exams, you're cooked.

Content is easy, but midterms feel much trickier so don't underestimate them. Often take questions in class and somehow make them weirder? Tests are weighted 77% so big part of the grade. Really cool person, often gives Trixie stickers and wears costumes. Final felt easier than the midterms.

Claytor is a really cool guy and a good lecturer. In terms of BIOL101, he's probably the easiest professor. That being said there is A LOT of homework. Attendance is technically mandatory but it's only 6% of the grade so it doesn't matter much if you miss a few lectures. Tests can be confusing and are weighted pretty heavily.

Professor Claytor was great, exams are very difficult with trick questions so make sure you know how to study. There is lots of homework but in the long run if you do all the homework it will boost your grade in the end and it will help your studying.

Dr. Claytor is a super kind and funny professor. Tests are pretty tricky but he does drop a midterm. GRQs are SUPER time consuming and a lot of the stuff that you read isn't even covered on tests. Tests also have material that we talk about in class but isn't included on the slides so I had to rewatch the lectures to study for midterms.

Claytor is an engaging instructor, and his lectures are pretty clear. Either him or the peer instructors have office hours multiple times a week, so it's always possible to get help. As long as you listen to his studying tips and focus on the learning objectives, it's easy to obtain an A.

very understanding and entertaining! he doesnt take himself or the class too seriously and he finds ways to make the content more engaging. GRQs lowk take forever and for the most part all of the test content is from lecture, so hw can be time consuming but never hard. midterms had some specific questions that were kinda hard but final felt easier

Professor Claytor is great, teaches things in a way that is understandable and fun, and truly cares about students. BIO 101 is just a very difficult weed out class. Tests are weighted super heavy. Claytor made it enjoyable, but it is a lot of work and difficult to get an A.

This professor is AMAZING! I loved his class the most, and he actually made biology fun. The tests can be hard, but manageable. If you're struggling, def go to office hours as he is extremely helpful one on one. Overall, amazing professor and person!

Good and chill professor, lecture content is pretty easy but the tests are lowkey ridiculous, questions are unnecessarily tricky and I still don't understand the logic behind his answers a whole semester in.

An engaging professor with good lectures. A lot of homework, though. The lowest midterm is droped and the final is pretty easy comparatively. Would recommend.

Exams were unnecessarily tricky, and the hard questions were all weighted more. GRQs are long and a waste of time- not helpful for lecture. He is a nice guy, but not a fan of the way he writes tests. Still a pretty easy class- lots of common sense.

I absolutely loved Dr. Claytor. He is such a wonderful professor and I learned so much in his class. His lectures are very well structured and easy to learn from, especially doing the GRQs before hand. Exams are very reasonable and follow exactly what has been covered. I can not recommend Dr. Claytor more!

There are 3 test, and the final. With the lowest test grade dropped! You read the chapter, do your GRQ, and mastering homework before the lecture. He records lectures and post presentations! For a biology class I did not feel like there was a lot of work, just make sure to study for exams!