Professor Ratliff is a sweetheart. She makes little jokes during class that really keep you coming back. I never went to her office hours but she constantly asked people to see her if they needed help. She's been teaching for a long time and really has the students best interest at heart. Its chem so its not a cake walk, but its do-able.

I absolutely love Dr. Ratliff. She genuinely loves teaching and always wants to help students. She goes at a good pace while teaching. I went to her office hours once and she was very helpful. She truly cares about her students! She never gives assignments out of the textbook, but I always used the book to teach myself.

She is very sweet and nice and has a quirky sense of humor. She's very heavy on clicker grades and Peer Sessions are 10% of grade so you need to go if you want to get an A or B. Test 2 is the hardest of all so dont get cocky after the easy Test 1. Her voice personally bored me to listen to but its bearable. She cares about her students success.

She's one of my favorite professors, and I really enjoy her classes. She makes chemistry easier for you and definitely cares about whether you understand the material or not. I took her for chemistry one and now I am taking her classes for chemistry two.

Very kind and caring, tries to take her time explaining the material. Come to class prepared and try to study the material daily.

Dr. Ratliff is a great professor. She knows her stuff, and she is very passionate about it. Her tests might be tricky sometimes, however, she tests on what you are expected to know, no surprises.

Great professor. Lectures are helpful and necessary especially for clicker points (10% of grade), but study efforts outside of class are necessary as well to do well on the exams which total up to 70% of your grade. Pretty sure half the class failed/dropped but not the professors fault, its just laziness on student's part.

Professor Ratliff is passionate and easy to understand. The class is a lot of material to cover, so she does fly through it, but there are plenty of resources available for students willing to put in the effort. Don't waste your money on the textbook, it isn't helpful and I never used it.

She's a good teacher but you just need to do work to pass chemistry. Much better than other options.

Dr. Ratliff is an amazing professor and individual. She is GENUINELY interest in student success and she loves what she does. Another PLUS for the students is that she is very experienced in Chemistry. In fact, she used to be a professor at Murray University in Kentucky before she retired. Now that she has joined us, USF has gotten one of the best!

I absolutely love her, she's a great professor who does her job well. She has a love for Chemistry that I've only ever seen in myself, and I relate to her really well. She's kind, caring, respected, and she works with and for you! She's very easy to catch before or after class, and she is willing to see you any time you want or need (encouraged to)

Dr. Ratliff is hilarious. she makes jokes now and then to keep the class more interesting. she really cares about her students and simply wants the best for them. she constantly asks for emails if you didnt understand a question in her worksheets or homework or anything you need help with. she really knows what shes teaching

Ratliff really cares about you in this class. She is amazing during her office hours and in class. She takes her time with the lecture to make sure everyone understands, so if Chemistry is really something you struggle with absolutely take Ratliff as a professor. She makes quirky and adorable jokes during lectures to get you more engaged.

She is a great teacher. Her lectures are also informative and I am never confused when she is teaching. The only problem I had with this class is that the tests were pretty difficult but that's not really something that's up to the professor.

Gives students a lot of resources to do well in the class and is very accessible when it comes to asking questions in and out of class. You definitely need to go to class and do a lot of practice questions for it. I really regret not using the textbook practices more, the people who used them did really well. Tests are hard but the homework helps

Chemistry's a difficult class with any teacher you take. Ratliff is very informative and will do her best to help you pass. Be ready for quick paced lectures and do your hw/peer leading sessions and you should pass

Dr. Ratliff is a wonderful professor. She definitely cares about her students and makes a great effort to make sure that everyone understands what she is lecturing. Extremely intelligent and optimistic. She cares passionately for her profession. Definitely recommend doing the weekly practices, textbook questions and learning objectives.

Dr. Ratliff is a great professor. She teaches in a way the not so smart people can understand. If you took chem in the past I'd still go to class because it's really helpful. Clicker points are a big part of your grade so always go to class. She gives a lot of resources to study. The only time I used textbook was for practice problems not for class

Dr. Ratliff is an excellent professor. She teaches very well and explains the concepts in detail but in a manner that is easy to understand. For her class, if you want an A, you will have to study, you will have to attend class and read the textbook. She does her part exceptionally well, in turn you must do yours.

Her lectures are easy to follow, and the homework isn't too hard. She requires a textbook for the class but I haven't used it all semester. The lectures and practices online were enough for me to get As on all the exams. I have never been to her office hours but she seems kind of condescending when answering questions.

I had not taken Chem before Dr. Ratliff, and I thought that she did a great job explaining everything. She goes pretty fast, but that's just how the course works. Very accessible and works hard to get you a good grade. Posts review videos, worksheets, and encourages you to come to office hours. She loves teaching which made the lectures enjoyable.

Dr Ratliff cares about her students a lot and will pretty much answer any question or help in any way that she can. She posts a lot of review worksheets and supplemental material. DO NOT buy the book you will not even open it!! Save your $250!!!

Amazing professor, very passionate and engaging. Always ready to help her students achieve the grade and learn the best that they can. Absolutely will, and am, taking again.

Dr. Ratliff gives you every resource you need to succeed and then some. She's also super helpful with questions during office hours and over email. I recommend reading the book, doing all the practice sheets, and looking at the videos on canvas. Her lectures are great so I wouldn't skip. Oh, and I made sure to take her next semester for chem 2.

Dr. Ratliff is an OUTSTANDING professor. Her lectures are very easy to understand. She goes by pretty quick but thats just how the Chem curriculum works. Shes super funny and breaks everything down for the students. I went from getting a 1 on my AP Chem exam in high school to receiving an A in the class with her. Taking her again for Chem 2.

GREAT! Posts all lectures online. easily accessible for homework help over email. basically gives answers to clicker points. very easy to understand and throws in jokes in her lecture. Never took chem in high school but she made it so easy. I will say that lecture doesn't quite match up w tests. She posts great reviews and tutorial vids.

Dr. Ratliff is an awesome, informative professor with a real passion for teaching. Her lectures are very clear if you're paying attention, and she gives plenty of opportunities for clicker points. If you show up every day and complete the practice problems she gives, you should pass with no problem.

Dr. Ratliff eased my apprehensions of taken chemistry in college. There are many opportunities to boost your grade: homework, clicker points, and peer session attendance. Also, she provides materials on canvas that are an enormous help for studying which include her lectures, weekly practices, and exam reviews. I highly recommend her class.

Judy was a good teacher and the class gives you opportunity to bring your grade up a lot. Just like Chem I if you had it with her.

Only thing i dislike is that she flies through lectures. But thats not her fault because she just follows the curriculum. Besides that, she is AMAZING!! Super enthusiastic during her lectures and makes students want to be excited about chemistry. 1 quiz and hw due every week. Tests are ok but if you study youll be fine. BEWARE OF THE FIRST EXAM!

She is really good at explain chemistry topics that make sense. Your grade is based off clicker points, online quizzes, online homework, and exams. She's a sweetheart and helps you prepare for exams (extra office hours, in class reviews, weekly practices). She's one of my favorite teachers

Not worth the hype. Still, Dr. Ratliff is genuinely caring about her students and responsive to their needs. However, she goes through the lecture slides too quickly, so a lot of learning is through practice. She is helpful though, so if you're looking for someone who can offer additional help, she'd be a decent choice.

How to pass this class with an A: DO ALL the learning objectives and the test reviews and DO THEM in the Chemistry Tutoring Lab they're really helpful and explain concepts to you (it takes a week so plan ahead), for the final do all the test reviews. For those who need further practice the 10 question quizzes at the end of each chapter is good too

She is great, she likes to keep lecture lively and creates a great learning atmosphere. Attendance is not required there are clicker point that if you miss you get a bad grade. STUDY for the tests.

Dr. Ratliff makes this class really enjoyable and fun but it is a hard course. Dr. Ratliff is a great teacher and makes lectures bearable. Show up to class and do all the supplemental work and you will pass. Extra credit is provided after every test but it's only 3 points. Your grade is mostly based on exam scores. She provides a lot of practice.

Dr. Ratliff is one of the best professors I have had at USF. She genuinely cares about students and their success. As long as you pay attention during the lectures and do the practices that are provided, you will pass.

Dr. Ratliff provides you with plenty of resources to be able to succeed in class. I would highly recommend taking her for chemistry! As long as you study the resources given and show up to class, you will pass.

If you have to take chem 2 do it with Judy. She provides tons of helpful links and her lectures aren't boring. Whenever a test is coming up she always has a lot of extra office hours and she doesn't make you feel dumb for not understanding concepts. She's overall really sweet but don't be fooled chem 2 is still tough.

Very tough class but she is a pretty good professor and she offers many office hours. Some examples are only done in class and not posted online so make sure to go to class.

I had her for both gen chems and she was the best option for chem 1. It is easy to end the semester with a C, as her grading is on a point system and half of the points come from quizzes, homework, and clickers. She also caps points so you will get enough if you do all of them. Tests you have to study for, but not impossible to get a good grade.

Its chem, get ready to do some work. I liked the way she organized the class a lot (her peer leading groups) because it allowed me to easily meet study partners. If you do all the outside work and get at least a 60 on each exam you should get a B in the class. Shes definitely caring and tries to make the subject less painful.

Dr. Ratliff is the best professor I've had so far. She is articulate, informative, caring, and truly cares for her students. She's especially helpful during office hours if her amazing lectures aren't enough! The class was based on 3 exams, a final, clicker, peer leading attendance, and homework. However, an A is possible if you put in the effort.

Dr. Ratliff is amazing! She truly cares for her students and often holds extended office hours. General chemistry is not easy, and if you don't put the time in you wont do well. However, she gives you study materials and posts videos. It is up to you to do the work. Also, she answers her emails in like 10 minutes of you sending them usually!

I had Ratliff for Chem I & II and would take again! She genuinely cares about how well her students are doing and makes it super possible to get a good grade bc she gives a lot of points for just showing up to lectures and completing hw. She'll also work with you past office hours if needed.

Ratliff, knows what she's talking about when it comes to chemistry and knows how to break it down for students who don't really get chemistry. I would suggest taking her if you struggle with science! There's 3 exams and homework in between those exams. You also need to work hard for good grade.

Dr. Ratliff is one of the best professors I've ever had, period. Her lectures are incredible, and she really is an excellent teacher. She gives plenty of opportunities to boost your grade. She's super approachable and will stop and explain something for you 20 times if it means you'll understand it better by the end. I <3 U Judy.

A little fast, like others have mentioned, but the days off for a hurricane didn't help and there's a lot of material to cover. You honestly have to try hard to fail this class though. Got a low score on all the tests, but in combination with the quizzes/HW/infinite amount of clicker points I managed to get a B-.

I'm not the best at chemistry but found her way of explaining things easy to understand when she took the time to thoroughly explain something. She responds fast to emails and concerns and is very sweet, but if you struggle with chemistry, maybe look elsewhere as she rarely goes in depth. But, she does do lots of examples in lecture if that helps.

Gen Chem II is a hard class by nature, but if you put the work in you will be fine. Ratliff is super fast when it comes to replying to emails and will help you with any questions you have about the material. The exams are hard but if you do the weekly practices and learning objectives for each chapter before the test you will be successful.

Cares about her students and is very helpful, as Chem II can be difficult. The transition to online was rough, with the posted videos not matching the powerpoints posted. The course did not do a good job at making exams more accessible time wise with the switch, but did have makeups. Great professor, one day lecture, one day worksheet with a TA

Ratliff is a very nice lady and tries to make chemistry understandable. The class easy as long as you study and practice. Taking it online made was annoying but the videos made it bearable.

Solid choice for a professor. She teaches the content and if you come to her lectures and do everything as expected, you should be just fine.

Great professor who cares a lot about her students.

Professor Ratliff was an amazing professor! Do not hesitate to go to office hours. I went almost every week with questions, and she was so kind always giving full explanations. A tip for this course is to make sure and do all of the learning objective and chapter practices. If you have those mastered, you should be golden for the exams!

I had Dr. Ratliff in Spring 2020, but after seeing some 1.0 reviews I had to come back and set the record straight. She is the best chem professor that I've had, and the people complaining are those who wanted a chem grade handed to them or didn't pay attention in her lectures. She can't do the work for you, she gives you the tools to succeed.

She is a really great professor for chem 1. Her knowledge and passion for the subject is evident and she really cares about her students. She always offers office hours and other ways to help students who may need it. If you are taking chem 1, definitely take her class.

Dr. Judy Ratliff is extremely sweet and positive. She truly cares for her students and is always there to help. There are in-class clicker questions, so attendance is important. A textbook is available if you prefer, but not required. I definitely recommend!

I love her. She is the best professor I take this semester. Her lecture is very easy to understand. She always willing to explain again if you do not understand the lecture. She is a kind person and always have a positive energy. Highly recommend her!

Good comprehensive lectures. Posts notes, practice questions, and practice tests online. Iclickers during class.

Prof Ratliff is an amazing professor! She's been extremely helpful in her office hours and her lectures are hilarious. They are very informative and easy to digest, and she does a great job at teaching the material. She's very quick to respond to inquiries and you can always come to her office if you have any questions. She's great!

Awesome teacher, teaches Chem 1 really well. The entire Chem 1 class is excellent, difficult to do bad in. They give you lots of points, tests are much like the practice exam and not designed to stump you. Great experience. Dr. Ratliff is understanding, kind and helpful. She is always quick to respond to emails and help you out.

I had Dr. Ratliff for Chem 1 and it was great! Lesson plans are all provided online for ease of access in case you can't attend a lecture, but the lectures make it much easier to understand concepts the way they are explained in class. Weekly homework and peer leading with occasional exams, but is otherwise a very laid back class IMO.

Dr. Ratliff is great, you can tell she wants her students to succeed. She gives you plenty of resources and opportunities to get a good grade. The way she grades gives you the option to miss a lecture or two because she understands life happens, but it's still very important to go! Chemistry takes practice and she makes sure you're prepared!

I loved her, would highly recommend. Sweet lady and really cares about students success.

I am currently in CHM2046 and the course is currently coming to an end. Dr. Ratliff is one of the best professors I have ever had and she makes chemistry (which is not easy) pretty simple to understand. Do not skip lectures and go to her office hours the week of tests and you will succeed in this class!

Professor ratliff is incredible !!!! truly such a joyful lady that makes chemistry feel accessible and fun ! Shes very consistent with one simple HW and Quiz each week, very VERY highly reccommend taking her :D

Incredible prof, goes through lectures at a decent pace, knows students by name, explains concepts and answers questions well. Sometimes she rushes towards the end of class. She posts extra practices and videos on top of learning objective practices, very helpful for studying. very kind & helpful during office hours and even out of office hours

I took Judy for both gen chem 1 and 2 & I will say she is an amazing professor, BUT, I feel that she goes through her lectures slowly and explains everything very well but then rushes them towards the end of class when time is running out. Lectures are not recorded but slides are posted + videos to help w/ each learning objective. Extr credit given

This class was very easy with this professor. She explained things very clearly and had a wonderful sense of humor. this course has a lot of extra credit so do the learning objectives and you should get an easy A

She's sweet and all, but I really wished she posted lecture recordings or more practice. Difficult class though. You have to begin studying weeks before the exam to even remotely understand what's going on. Take Kona if he has spots but if not then Ratliff will be ok.

Took her for both Chem 1 and 2. The sweetest professor. She is always willing to help her students and is very enthusiastic about chemistry.

Dr. Ratliff is good. She went through content too slowly for me and reiterated concepts. She is best for those who struggle with chem and with paying attention. All chem profs make the exams together and use the same grading rubric, so the professor doesn't matter as much imo, though ratliff is very kind and helpful and is great for slower learners

Great teacher. Ratliff explains the content really well and she is very accessible. She helped me a lot during office hours (even though I felt like she got a little impatient when I still didn't understand after she explained it again). She uses clickers for attendance and exams are pretty easy if you know the power point and practice questions.

Attend the lectures and peer leading. Way easier to remember the content, and she likes to emphasize what you need to know for the exams. 3 Exams, each 150 points. Cumulative final, 250 points. Rest of the points come from HW, in class clicker questions (she gives plently) and peer leading attendance.

The professor is fun and knows what she's doing. The lectures can get boring but tons of videos are provided to help you if the lecture doesn't. If videos aren't for you, the notes are posted, and reading them alone can teach you the material. Practice is also provided and helpful, assuming you remember to do them.

She is an amazing lecturer and genuinely cares about her students. Grades are on a point system with participation points making up almost a 1/3 of the grade (super easy to get all of them) and the rest is based on test which are relatively easy and have oppurtunities for extra credit. I literally recommend her to everyone she is AMAZING!

Very easily accessible outside of class, and very caring and engaging during lectures. Almost half of your grade was based on participation and effort, and the rest came from exams. 3 exams worth, 1 cumulative final, and plenty of clicker questions presented in lectures. Very knowledgeable and would recommend to anyone.

There is daily attendance via clicker points. She doesn't really review in class, but has lots of worksheets posted you can print out to practice. Some of the test questions can be confusing and studying is very important as there are 20 questions taken from a lot of material. Will answer questions and does lots of examples in class.

As long as you get your clicker points (showing up to class basically), do your homework, and go to peer-leading, you will most likely succeed. Make sure to study for the tests in advance because they can be a lot at times, but Professor Ratliff is so sweet and is always open to answer questions either in person or email!!

I found Ratliff to be a professor who truly cares about how your doing within the course. The grading system is a point system, 300 points (100 each) for hw, peer leading, and iclicker. Three exams with each worth 150, plus the final which was worth 250. If you attend the lectures, pay attention, and take notes it will be an easy class.

Gen chem is definitely a hard subject, but Professor Ratliff is very passionate about chemistry, and it shows in her lectures! She always gives great explanations of concepts and clearly outlines what you need to study for each exam.

She wants her students to pass. She will always remind you when homework is due and give you advice on how to do well in Chemistry (and all your college classes). Dr. Ratliff really cares about her students.

One of the best professor experiences I've ever had. Responds within 20 min for emails and is always there to help you. Genuinely cares about your success and lectures are interesting. Chemistry is a difficult class, but Professor Ratliff made the concepts easier with limitless practices for us to do. Loved this class!

Truly a great prof! She cares about her students and is quick to respond to emails in addition to her office hours. Her grading system is a bit confusing at first but I think it gives you plenty of opportunities. Her lecture slides are online in case you miss a class. One of the best professors I've had and I will be taking her again next semester!

She's very clear when speaking and would help outside of class very well. If you have a question about chemistry, go to her in person because sometimes her emails are unclear. Everything was clearly printed out in the syllabus. You can't tell what your grade is though because she has it locked so you have to manually do it.

Dr. Ratliff is great! Going into college, I was extremely nervous about chemistry because I did so bad in high school. Dr. Ratliff and the chem department did so good at making such hard content understanding in the lectures. I did slack off just a bit studying wise which is why I got a B+, but I'm still happy and find myself loving chemistry now.

Mrs. Ratliff is super kind and friendly. She really wants her students to pass so she designs her class to reward effort instead of pure knowledge.

Dr. Ratliff is so sweet and helpful! Her joy for teaching and love of chemistry is very noticeable and makes lectures fun. This is a professor who genuinely cares about her students. Although chemistry is a difficult subject, Dr. Ratliff does an incredible job engaging students and helping them better understand the material.

Amazing professor. You can tell she's enthusiastic about teaching/chem and explains things very well and if you still don't get it, she has a ton of practice worksheets. She responds quickly to emails and her class is structured in a way that it is nearly impossible to fail (of course you still have to put in effort for an A)

Professor Ratliff is amazing! She's always in a positive mood and that positivity is always felt throughout the classroom. She is an amazing teacher, she teaches well and wants all of her students to succeed. She may go through lectures quickly, but I believe she effectively teaches everything that is needed!

She is a great teacher who clearly cares about her students and absolutely loves teaching chemistry. I would absolutely take her class again.

Teacher cares about everyone and always makes herself available even outside of office hours. You can find her in her office room like 20 hours a week.

She uploads the slides that she goes over for every lecture so you can just learn it yourself at home. practice exams (20 mcqs) for each test are like all you need to study. Very easy to get at least a B in the class with all the free points you get from participation and effort.

a sweet lady, super helpful outside of class - i had her fall 2024 for gen chem 1. lectures were sometimes boring and she would go through slides fast. however, if you go to her office hours shes very helpful. the class is a point system and curved (ex: 816/1000 is a B+) not very hard to do bad!

Dr. Ratliff was an amazing professor. She made the lectures easy to understand (if you are in class). She was also in her office all the time in case you need extra help. Getting one-on-one help from her is very easy and really helpful. I would take her again over and over again. She really cares. It is very difficult to fail this class.

My favorite professor ever! Her lectures were awesome, but the practice problems were the real source of my learning. She gave us tons of practice problems, and even if we asked for extra, she was always happy to help.

Make sure you study hard for the exams. If you feel like there are holes in your knowledge walking into the testing room, you'll likely not do very well. Study more than just the reviews and use the worked practices (were the most helpful). She likes to play 'tricks' in the exam questions; make sure your up to date on prior knowledge in the course.

She is the best chemistry professor, and she gives lots of extra practice worksheets.

Dr. Ratliff is a great chem professor! she genuinely made me like chemistry. chemistry itself is a difficult course, but Dr. Ratliff tries her best to help students understand, and you can tell she enjoys what she does! its not that hard to pass, and she gives a LOT of extra credit. overall shes awesome sauce.

Dr. Ratliff is a great professor and has a wonderful personality. She truly cares about her students and is passionate about chemistry. This class was difficult for me but she always very supportive and gives clear instructions. Be prepared to spend ALOT of time practicing and learning the material. Only way to pass the class.

She is a great professor with in-depth lectures and presentations. She does not just read off the slides, but actually teaches and explains. Pay attention, take notes, and actually work through the homework and problems. The tests and final make up 70% of your grade.

It was a struggle to not switch to a Chemistry Major after having Dr. Ratliff. She is, beyond a doubt, one of the greatest professors I've ever had. I wish more of my courses could've been with her. She knows chemistry, will passionately teach it to you, and advocates to the administration on behalf of the students. Know that she's on your side.

Her classes are full of energy, and she puts lots of effort to her class. Along with this, she provides lots of practice and out of class support.

Dr. Ratliff is an amazing professor, she teaches the content very well and lets you know what you need to know for the test. Attendance is kinda mandatory since she uses iclicker, but on the other hand, the class is very easy if you've taken chemistry before.

By far one of the best professors I have had. Took both Chem 1 and 2 with her. She actually cares about her students passing and she gives you all the resources you need to succeed! In order to pass simply go to class, review the power points, and don't be afraid to ask her for clarification on certain topics.

Posts everything on Canvas. Free textbook. Is available during her office hours. She does her best to make real life examples to help clarify things. She's always there before class to help anyone if need be. How she does her grading is a little weird but beyond that she is a great Professor.

Good teacher and easy course

She grades using a point system, not an average. Basically just go to class, earn the iClicker points and go to peer leading and you're solid. She's super helpful in and outside of class, and also has clear communication about her expectations.

I am neither here nor there. She is very test heavy so if you are not a great test taker, be prepared to study hard and ask a lot of questions. She does iclicker so attendance is mandatory. She likes to call on random people. She is respectable and teaches content well.

I would recommend dr. Ratliff 100%, she is very nice, enthusiastic, and passionate about chemistry. She tries to clear any doubts during class, provided tons of practices and resources to study, and she is very accessible through email or during her office hours. She answers questions very well.

She was a great professor. The lectures are boring but they are important. The way she sometimes explains things is sometime complicated so I would watch videos. Its test heavy so definitely study, I would study like a week in advance for the test. Test 2 and 3 are math heavy.

So fun and nice and passionate. She was always available to help and actually explained things well. Definitely recommend if you are someone who thinks they will need extra help with chem

I came into General Chemistry 1 with very little background knowledge, so I was petrified coming into this class, but Dr. Ratliff was so kind and comforting. She does an amazing job at communicating exactly what was expected of us throughout the semester and provided us with plenty resources to succeed. She's very passionate about the material!

Ratliff is great, very good lectures, and also very passionate about chemistry. She tries to make lectures fun and is very approachable.

She's a great teacher, some material is hard but her slide shows are easy to follow outside of class. She does use iclicker but doesn't require a million points so once you get yours for the grading period you don't need to go anymore, but its better you do because she makes things easy to understand.

Take her class! Dr. Ratliff was the professor I needed to spark my love for chemistry again. She understands that not every student learns in the same way, and her way of teaching accommodates different learning styles. Her class is hard, but she makes her lectures engaging, has a great sense of humor, and is very helpful during her office hours.

It doesn't really matter who you get for this class because all of the chem teachers grade the same and have the exams, but having Ratliff helped by being accessible out of class. I have to say her lectures aren't too helpful and I had to study most of the course by myself. She is really sweet though and very motivating

The material is not the easiest, so you can't expect a good grade without effort put in. I enjoyed her powerpoint notes and reviews that she showed, and she's a great lecturer. Some people think she goes too quick, but everything is on canvas afterwards. There's homework every week but she's very easy to talk to through email/office hours.

She was a good professor. Had crazy long office hours and always answered emails quickly. She would always end class 10 mins early so you could ask questions or just leave to your next class. There was not attendance exactly but clicker questions you can honestly do at home.

She was pretty good. She mostly read off the slides and did practice problems but I found those to be pretty helpful. The tests do make up a good portion of the grade but the class isn't bad at all.

Exams are weighed heavy, however she is a great person and very caring. She wants you to succeed. Overall, would take it again.

Dr. Ratliff is an extremely caring, kind, and funny person. She wants you to do well in the course and just like most science courses you have to put in your amount of effort to succeed. Overall, a great course for foundational chemistry, she answers emails fast, and is there to support you.

She's extremely kind and funny, and is genuinely passionate about chemistry. The only reason she's not a 5 is because sometimes she explains things in a way that make them overcomplicated.

Professor Ratliff was awesome and really cares about her students. She has engaging lectures and they are not required to attend once you have your required clicker points needed between each test. I recommend her and she also has great lecture slides! Not too much homework given - only weekly a few problems

love this woman. she's been teaching for a long time and she's fantastic. my best friend.

You really had to be in class for iclicker and it was very slide heavy. she always published both blank and complete versions of her lecture notes which was super helpful and it was so easy to exceed the caps she has on each section of the grade. She was also super helpful and understanding during office hours.

I absolutely love Mrs. Ratliff. I am blessed ot have her for chemistry 2. She prepares you very well for the tests. Attendance is mandatory due to iClicker points. She gives extra credit, and she uses a point system instead of percentages. Her lectures aren't boring, and I easily focus. She goes through content fast so review after each lecture.

iclicker points are capped so you don't need all of them and can answer from anywhere. lectures focus more on definitions than practice problems. exams are in person, hard but heavily curved. weekly homework isn't on honorlock. peer leading is easy with three allowed absences. overall grade doesn't show on canvas until the end.

TAKE HERRR! Her content/practices are exactly what's on the test, just focus and actually study well and do the practices. She's so funny, she be growling in class at times but alas, an amazing professor. Iclicker is capped, so I did skip classes but I also had a good foundation in chem (AP). HWs are easy, and so was the final exam