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“interesting class, she's hilarious and knows a lot about her subject”
PSY250 - 4.0 rating“However, she will not respond to emails about anything”
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Excellent professor--enthusiastic, interesting, easily approachable, and has lots of good stories. Tests are easy if you've been paying attention.
shes really easy, just read the book, don't even need to show up. goes on about stupid stuff in class in ways.
One of the best! Lots of fun, but can also be serious. VERY knowledgeable in her area. Explains things great. So nice.
She tells you exactly what will be on the tests, and is very helpful and nice.
I loved Dr. Major when I had her. Her course is really easy, but she is so much fun!
She was really helpful and the only hour and a half class I didn't fall asleep in! She is very knowledge and gives good examples from personal experience. Tests are exactly what you expect - no tricks! Don't need to come on time, she never did.
Dr. Major is extremely easy but her lectures drag on and have nothing to do with the class. If you want an "A", take her class, but if you want to learn psychology, take someone else!
She seemed to have no interest in teaching. Always running late to class. Lectures had not a whole lot to do with the class. Great psychologist I am sure...but that is all she should do.
Entertaining lectures - I've learned a lot from her examples. She's hilarious.
This class is PACKED with really cool information. I would absolutely recommend it... from a different prof. Major is completely scatter brained. She never has the right notes, and lectures lack structure. Tests are pretty easy but good luck trying to figure out how to prepare. Easy class overall.
Very very smart lady, she knows her stuff. You can tell that by the way she answers every question accuratly, plus she has a Phd and works in a psych clinic. Not a too hard class.
I hated this class, and regret taking Abnormal Psychology from Major. She is scattered, doesn't use PP and lecture is her spewing out information that is not put on the test. I really, REALLY wish I would have not listened ot the people that said it was easy.. and taken it from someone else.
easy class but i didnt learn too much. the books a fun read~ nice teacher/personable..but hard to follow often..notes hard to take sometimes.
This is my favorite teacher ever. She's funny, rambles a bit, gives constant advice, and truly cares about her students, especially the good ones. Her tests are pretty easy; she says it's not really about the tests anyway. She's awesome. :)
I loved her. She's funny and doesn't suffer from that disconnection from reality that so many professors seem to, since she maintains her own practice. It's true that her tests are worded ambiguously, but I loved her lectures. If you're a good test-taker, she's great; if not, try somebody else.
This was one of my favorite classes at Western. She is very intelligent. Speaks from her own experiences as being a psychologist. Her lectures not only cover psych but can also be used in our daily lives. She is funny, nice. Be patient because she is scattered at times. Tests easy, go to class.
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Very personable. Wonderful teacher, kept lectures interesting, wish she tought more courses.
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In short she just kicks ass.
Easy gur, just go to lectures and read the book
This class was very interesting. The tests are easy if you take the notes,read the chapters, and the companion study guide helps tons. She's a lively person and doesn't put you to sleep. Great teacher!
She always goes off topic so it is hard to understand where she's at in the notes, the tests are multiple choice and easy if you read the chapters but if you don't read don't rely on the lecture notes because she is so spratic
she knows what she's talking about, but she gets off subject a lot. one day she spent over half an hour talking about how top ramen is bad for you. you have to study hard for tests if you want a good grade, from both your text book and the notes from class. she is a fun and interesting teacher overall, but it isn't a class for slackers.
She is interesting enough to listen to, but definitely don't rely on lecture notes for the tests. You absolutely have to read the chapters if you want to do well on the tests. She was late to class every single day, and sometimes it seemed like she talked more about other psych classes than out class.
Sometimes she rambles, but the class is easy. All the info she lectures on is in the book. Tests are easy if you read or take notes in class; some test qestions even come from the companion web site. Overall easy class if you're interested enough
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really fun teacher. you can tell she really enjoys psychology. if you read the book and take notes and actually study you'll be fine. it's not really a class you can skate by in though, but its a really interesting gur. made me change my minor to psych!
Very interested in psychology, but I could tell we weren't her first priority. Consistently late to class and very scatterbrained, her lectures can sometimes be a chore to get through. Hilarious, though, and a lot of fun. Easy tests if you study a little bit.
She is a fun and engaging lecturer, and is helpful outside of class. Provides many real-world applications to topics. Shows concern for student performance and overall college experience. Take good notes, study the text, and you should breeze through this class.
good class. pretty easy, and interesting. slightly scattered but fun teacher. i'd reccomend it.
Fun teacher, is pretty funny and despite needing to get a 95% to get an A in the class grades pretty generously. She's a little scattered and often come to class unprepared. There is little format, no powerpoint and just plain lecture. Good teacher however and would recommend her. What's with the turtlenecks???
She was a great teacher! The class was kinda hard, but she did a great job teaching the course material. It's really helpful that she does it for a living!
Psych 451 was great and Dr. Major was a funny professor. No textbooks! We had one project of our choice with pretty little requirements. It was just a little research and presentation. Sometimes it was boring but if you go to class most of the time you automatically get an A.
not clear at all...super scattered. powerpoints are just as unorganized as she is. Tests are only hard if you fall asleep in class. snoooz fest!
Dr. Major is pretty nice and funny but she is as unorganized and scatter-brained as they come. Her lectures and slides don't make sense half the time. Be prepared to be lost and give up on trying to find your place in the notes. Just listen really hard and take your own notes. TA study sessions are pretty helpful. Tests are fairly hard.
Dr. Major seemed scattered and lost on a daily basis. It was as if someone else had written her lecture notes for her and she was seeing them for the first time. This is one of those classes you ace but feel as if you learned very little.
She is a good teacher and really knows her stuff, but can seem like she is all over the place with her notes. So if you are ever get confused at all just go and talk to her one on one. She is very helpful.
This class is an easy A. didnt go to class because lectures were off the wall and irrelevant. most tests were book based, and she provided her lecture notes online. Dont let her lectures, or her scattered brain fool you, her tests are extremely easy, and she is really nice and helpful if you need clarity. had some interesting stories to tell though
She is too scatterbrained. Jumps from topic to topic and sometimes skips over slides. Her tests aren't too difficult if you read the book and study the lecture slides. Also, extra credit if you have perfect attendance.
Unorganized and way to many tangents. Lectures are mostly boring but sometimes interactive and interesting. Okay class.
Dr. Major is pretty awesome. Only had her for 481, but she made it fun and I actually learned. More than I can say for other classes in the PSY department. She is a little scatter brained, but a great professor and very, very helpful.
Dr. Julie Major's Intro to Psych class is the reason I decided to major in Psychology. The ease at which she is able to confer the concepts in class made it easy to understand while still inspiring insightful though processes. I think Western is lucky to have her as a professor!
Consistently late and unprepared for class. Not technologically advanced whatsoever. She is extremely scatter brained and unclear about course expectations. If you are able to wait to take it from someone else, do it!. Her tests are really easy if you at least read the book and study a little. She takes attendance randomly, but just show up
Professor Major can be all over the place. Her lectures appear unorganized at times and often goes on multiple tangents. She assigns grades based on who gets the highest score which is nice. 3 exams and some short response papers. The exam questions can often be confusing like her lecture but she is really nice and knows her stuff. A relaxing class
Major was pretty good. She's funny and smart. She tends to get sidetracked at times, but other than that its quite bearable. Her tests are easy-ish. She does take extra credit attendance. 3 exams, lecture slides are always posted, and mostly goes by the book.
The best part about her class is that it's an easy A. I was taking 10 credits other than this, I did minimal work outside of this class and still managed and A-. Her lectures are disorganized so ask lots of questions, she'll help you through it.
Professor Majors is a really nice person, but she tends to get off topic and go off on tangents while lecturing. She knows a lot about the subject. Tests are fairly straight forward, I didn't read the book but attended class and I did just fine. She takes random attendance that counts as extra credit. Fairly easy class, interesting.
She gets very off topic, but it is fun to hear her stories. Great teacher, easy tests, and extra credit attendence
interesting class, she's hilarious and knows a lot about her subject. she's a practicing psychologist so she has a lot of stories relevant to the material as well. tends to go off on tangents but they're usually pretty funny. easy class, extra credit attendance and straightforward tests.
Really easy class. However, she will not respond to emails about anything. My grade was wrong (really annoying) and she never got back to me, even though I contacted her multiple ways.
Dr. Major is my fave! Her dry sense of humor is great. Her personal anecdotes about working in the field of psychology are great when you're planning to go into the field yourself. Tests are not hard if you study. A few random days out of the quarter she'll take attendance for points. Overall, I highly recommend her.
Dr. Major is incredibly well versed in her field. I love listening to her short digressions where she will apply what we are learning in class to her experience as a clinical psychologist. She often tells stories of past clients to give us more of an idea as to what a disorder looks like. One thing: SHOW UP TO CLASS.
Dr. Major knows what she is talking about, but she spends too much class time going on massive tangents. Lectures got very dry and detailed at times, which made the 2.5 hour class feel like eternity. Tests aren't too bad if you study. Lecture info often doesn't correlate w/ textbook, which makes studying hard. Go to class for easy extra credit!
She's a good shrink!
I absolutely love this class! Dr. Major is so fun and really knows her stuff! She always has good examples ready and she really cares about her students! I love that I have a professor who actually works with people and is not just and academic! she is very clear when it comes to teaching material is truly very passionate about her job!
Lectures are impossible to listen to and feel more like rants. She tests on lectures for certain chapters, but her slides are a mess and not clear. If you don't take notes on everything she says, you won't pass. She will, however, take questions off of the test if the majority of the class gets them wrong. Overall, wouldn't recommend.
Dr. Major was a great professor in my opinion, I would take her for every psychology class that I need to take if she taught more courses. She is fun, very clear on what you need to know and really takes the time to answer questions if you are confused.
She was a fun lecturer and was there to help guide anyone going into the field. Her experience allowed her to use key examples throughout the field that still stick with me. Julie was funny and entertaining, she goes off topic a lot but in a way that gives a person a more full perspective of what's being taught. The last section got monotonous.
This has to be the easiest psych class at Western. Each day is just 1-2 different students giving a presentation on the topic of their choice (literally anything health-related), so you just sit and listen. There were 4 easy homework assignments that took about 20 minutes each. The final paper is just you writing up your presentation. Easy A!
This class was, without a doubt, one of the easiest classes I have ever taken in my life. Basically, you get into groups, and write lectures on assigned chapters from the textbook. And then for chapters you don't present, you do one-page homeworks on. It is initially incredibly daunting, but she grades very leniently.
Julie is great. She's really understanding & willing to work with her students. Her lectures can be a bit tangential & disorganized but she makes up for it with bonus points on tests & her lax attitude about grading. She grades the exams out of the highest grade achieved in the class, which is nice. Easy A and lots of fun.
while ive had worse professors, i havent had many that ramble the sheer amount Major does. it would be one thing if the rambles were insignificant, but she often puts stuff she talks about that wasnt on the slides on tests! shes also pretty unclear about test content, often not specifying what is on tests until right before, if at all.
3 non-cumulative tests and research participation is required. lectures are long and boring but she posts the PowerPoints and creates study guides for the tests. she is nice and approachable. you can get by without reading the textbook. she is a practicing clinical psychologist so she knows her stuff
Julie is chaotic but is passionate about this topic and has a lot of experience and stories to tell. She is late to class by at least a few minutes every single day. As long as you can handle a disorganized setting on canvas and in class you'll do fine
Julie is nice, but the lectures are pointless to attend. She rambles for 2 and a half hours and you learn nothing. The only reason to go is for the attendance points (they actually do make a difference). Essentially, a week before each test, read the chapters, put all the terms from the margins in quizlet, and memorize them. That will be enough.
Julie is obviously a very smart woman, but I'm not sure she grasps her student's understanding of what she's saying very well. She will spend the whole class period skipping through the powerpoint and going on interesting but unrelated tangents. She's pretty disorganized, spacey, and you'll have to read the book to get and reliable information.
Super easy class! Throughout the quarter you just give three student-led lectures on different chapters in the text book in groups of 2-3, and then you submit a total of 6 homework for the chapters that the other students presented on. She's a very very lenient grader, which makes it less intimidating. Put the effort in you will get an A
Prof Major is a great person and is very caring, but she was very disorganized throughout the quarter and we even didn't receive the syllabus until I asked her about it. What really got me is that she gave 3 other students and I 2 days to pull individual presentations together and wasn't clear on the needed materials. Easy class, but wasnt worth it
She's fabulous.
I took her online and you will pass this class easily. The only assignments were 3 50 point multiple choice exams, and SONA research. I did not attend most of the lectures because all she did was ramble about nothing and got snippy at me when I asked her to clarify what was important. If you learn well from textbooks, don't bother with the lectures
Dr. Major is very kind and caring. However, with online classes, my experience was awful. Lectures were tangential, & the material would have been cool if we were in person, but not via zoom. No clear grading material, no due dates, no rubrics. Doesn't reply to emails unless you remind her in class. Hasn't graded anything all quarter/given feedback
Gives amazing lectures thanks to a wealth of knowledge and experience. If profs sharing personal stories not DIRECTLY related to the coursework bothers you, you might want to take the class with another prof.. if you are interested in hearing more about being a practicing psychotherapist and critically questioning the material, she's the best <3
As others have said, she definitely goes on tangents but it didn't really bother me. She was extremely flexible and caring when I got sick and I know she was with others too.
She is a really great professor, and is very clear about how everything will go throughout the quarter and what you need to know. If you go to the lectures and read the textbook you will get an A for sure.
Julie has a ton of knowledge and stays up to date on emerging research. She is deeply caring about her students. Grade depends on only 3 exams, however, so be sure to study for those! She goes on many tangents, usually due to student questions, but if you read the textbook and focus during lectures as much as you can, you'll learn a lot.
Dr. Major is super sweet and kind. She tends to go off topic a lot in lectures, but with a basic psych 101 background, you can easily just read the chapters and pass the tests with no problem. The class is graded on only 3 tests, but they are so easy if you just read the material.
Professor major is one of my favorite instructors in the psychology department. She's very good at lecturing about the topics and offers real world knowledge because of her work as a clinician. You don't have to go to the lectures but I would recommend it because she adds more nuance to the info and makes the class enjoyable.
taken online+synch f21. shes very knowledgeable but tends to go off topic/get stuck on one thing for too long. the class dragged a lot. she uploads her slideshow files&records her lectures but its just the audio (no video of what slide shes on) which is confusing. whole grade is 160 points: 3 exams (all 50 qs)+ 10 points for SONA participation.
Julie Major is one of the best professors I have ever had. She shows compassion, empathy, and a genuine interest in teaching that really reflects in her lectures. I have learned so much from her that I will take with me into my future career. Also has any mental resources you may need and is more than happy to help if you reach out to her!!!
Dr. Major is a very chaotic lecturer. She gets off topic quickly and following her lectures is like following her random train of thought and hoping that it loops back to what you were originally talking about. If you need a more structured lecture for your success, don't take her class. If you don't mind sifting through the random then she's fine.
The professor definitely does get distracted and off topic many times. Sometimes what she wants the class or students to do is fairly unclear and not communicated well. This has lead to several extensions to grading. I think she is hilarious and so fun- but I wouldnt take her class again.
This was Dr. Major's first quarter teaching a brand new course, so it was rough. Only 6-7 people usually in class, she rambles a lot, very easy minimal hw. The lit review can be written in the last 3 weeks, she gives great feedback and grades pretty easy, even extended deadlines. It is a messy class but the work isn't too hard and she is friendly.
Dr. Major is a practicing clinician & has a lot of great information about the subject covered. BUT following her through her random string of thoughts can be very difficult. Especially for 2 hours. By the end of the course I stopped going to class and just read the powerpoints and skimmed the text. She gives great study guides! Overall was okay
Dr. Major is probably one of the most down to earth professors out there. If psychology interests you then her lectures are great but 90% of her exam content can be found in the book and slides. Her exams are mostly straight forward, a few tricky questions. Her tests are worth a lot but that's a trend in the psych department so it's not her fault.
She's kind and accomodating, but her lectures were all over the place. I stopped attending and just read the textbook to prep for exams. She gives great study guides, but lectures are mainly disorganized and confusing.
I have had Dr. Major for 250, and now 351. She is one of the best teachers in the Psychology department by far. Even though being on Zoom is disappointing, she has the right to do so b/c of COVID-19. She is super kind, caring, and understanding of all of her student's personal struggles. She accommodates everything. I can't recommend her enough.
She was very sweet and it was clear how much she cared for the subject. Her lectures tended to jump around a lot, but covered everything relevant (and often more). I attended all classes but didn't pay much attention, I still did well because her study guides are awesome and the slides are all posted. Really lovely teacher, really easy class.
SO much experience in the field, genuinely cares about their clients and students.
I could tell Dr. Major cared a lot about the subject & she was very kind, but she wasn't a great lecturer. She jumped around so much and it seemed like she was either reading directly off her notes or going off on random tangents that wasted time. I still attended every Zoom meeting, but I found it very difficult to pay attention most of the time.
A little all over the place but super knowledgeable!! Idk what all the bad comments are about, she is a great teacher and is very accessible outside of class
I really enjoyed taking her class online. If you read the syllabus she has a layout of what is included in each exam and all of it can basically be found in the book. Her class felt long but she made it fun and would give us breaks in between. The material is very straightforward and if you are looking to take a psych class I definitely recommend.
Definitely one of the kindest, most caring professors I've had. She's a decent lecturer and has a ton of experience in the field. The main issue is the class is incredibly easy. No homework, no papers, only 3 easy tests. I had to really study on my own because I was worried I wouldn't learn anything from the class.
Loved this professor! She clearly has a huge passion for psych and she has a lot of experience in the field. Her lectures can be all over the place (and you could probably get away with missing a few), but her energy was so good that I went to all of them anyway. Only grades were 3 online tests, and getting a near-perfect score is easy if you read.
The lectures can be interesting. The problems were that the topics and exams did not align with the textbook, the syllabus was from the prior quarter, and Dr. Major sometimes gives incorrect and outdated information. She means well, but comes across as distracted.
I really loved Julie! She has so many interesting stories from her work as a psychologist, and she's really funny! My only complaints would be that she does go off on a lot of tangents, and the class is solely graded off of three exams (plus sona credits). But I definitely recommend if you are interested in behavioral and mental health psych!
Julie Major has very interesting lectures, however she does go on long tangents. Personally, I thought the tangents were great but I know some were irritated by them. Graded solely on 3 exams that were online this quarter, however will be in person starting next quarter. All questions/answers can be found on quizlet though.
Her lectures were okay at the start. When you actually start to get into the material, her lectures drone on and on. Additionally, her exams are close note and the reading for it was so complex and in depth that it felt like a snooze-pool. Will not take her again.
I really liked this prof and would take her again! She only had 4 grading criteria: 3 exams and the research participation. Really easy class id you do the reading and her lectures are chill. You can be on your phone and ask questions whenever etc. Shes genuinely passionate and that translates to the students.
Professor Major is Awesome, she shares sometimes in lectures her experiences or stories which is cool, she cares about her students and only grades us on 3 exams and 1 research credit which is pretty straightforward, to pass this course study slides and a bit of the book and will have no problem and you will have an A on the course. ;)
Her lectures were based on her slides, she did add some of her personal stories related to the lecture which helped remember the concepts. Attendance wasn't mandatory because she would record her lectures and post them on Canva for those who couldn't attend her class. Her exam was about 50 questions that you had two hours to take and it was online.
My psychology 101 course was mostly on Zoom this quarter, but Major still taught pretty well despite the inconvenience. The course was interesting and she taught the topics clearly. She makes you feel a bit dumb asking certain questions at times. Overall, a decent professor
Nothing against Dr. Major as a person, she's sweet & wants you to succeed. She jumps around in her slides which made it impossible for me to take notes or pay attention. Grades are made up of only 3 exams & research participation. If you don't do good enough on the online exams you won't pass. Wasn't a learning style I could be successful in.
Major seems like a wonderful lady and I did enjoy her more insightful tangents. The problem that came up was that it felt like the lectures and the book were not aligning with each other properly, which did not help when it came to preparing for tests. I think the class would've been much better if she was prepared for her slideshows better.
Dr. Major was a very kind and understanding prof, however her lectures could be a little messy. There were certain things not covered in the posted slides that showed up on quizzes, but everything could be found in the online book. She goes pretty fast but takes questions and answers them thoughtfully. Overall I enjoyed this class!
Julie Major loves to yap. Maybe 1/8 of the stuff she says in class is useful for the tests. But all her closed note tests are online and allegedly, most of her questions are found on quizlet. Her lectures are interesting but do not stay on topic very often. Easy A for sure but you do have to go to class because she only announces tests in-person.
This class was purely lectures and tests, so it was easy if you at least semi payed attention, but pretty boring. She is clearly for knowledgeable in her field, but tends to go on long tangents and forgets about her slides. I wouldn't take a course from her again purely because I wasn't a fan of the format of the class, but otherwise, I liked her.
I think that Professor Major is a sweet person, but I didn't care much for how often she went on tangents. It was difficult to keep paying attention in class because the majority of class was spent talking about irrelevant things or just reading slides straight from the text. A lot of this felt like review from Psy 101.
she was a cute funny lady with her dog queenie
Overall I found this class really easy. The lectures typically pertained to the test material, and the slides were always cohesive and easy to understand.
I did not enjoy Dr. Major's class, nor retain much information. It is very lecture heavy and not engaging. She goes on tangents not related to the material and doesn't actually mention much that isn't in the textbook. If you properly study for the exams, you should do well, they are all multiple choice. Her study guides aren't always representative
Professor Major's class is an interesting ride! Her lectures can ramble, but her passion for psychology shines through. With minimal assignments and 3 exams based on the textbook, the class is manageable. unstuck AI was a great study tool to supplement the material.
Prof Major has a passion for psychology that shines through. While her lectures are full of tangents and stories that are often irrelevant, the class is straightforward and very easy to pass. 3 exams, not proctored and supposedly closed note, use your moral code to figure that one out for yourself. Read the book and you will pass easily. Love her!!
She rambles the whole lecture, attendance isnt mandator but she'll randomly take attendance for extra credit. You won't need it if you do decent on the tests. Hard to sit through the whole lecture but a great GUR.
I took psych 101 and 250 with Dr. Major and LOVED her! Her lectures are long and shes easily distracted and often forgets to switch the slides, but her personality and funny tangents made the class engaging. Class graded only on 3 online midterms. I would recommend her for a good time and minimal work, but not if you really want to learn material
LOVED her! She gets distracted and forgets to change slides, but she is super funny. I don't know how much I learned, but it was a fun class, and she gives breaks mid lecture which are nice. She loves herself a zoom class once and a while, but I didn't mind. Super awesome professor.
Long lectures can get a little boring, but Prof. Major makes class fun and easy to pay attention to. All tests are online, so it is difficult to stay motivated to consistently go to class and take notes. Good teacher for an easy A, but not good if you're looking to actually learn something.
Definitely a tough class, but she made it super easy to understand and learn. You can tell psychology is her passion, and it shows through with how much knowledge she has with the topic. She made all the information really easy to process.
If you are like me and do better just doing tests online at home Dr Major is an excellent professor. Your grade is determined by three test through the quarter and sona. I honestly think she is a great professor. She is really nice and caring. I took 101 with her in fall and 250 in winter.
Easiest class I've ever taken at western Washington. All the assignments are online exams which are open note. She's very kind to her students and has a good knowledge of psychology and its history. Lots of information in her lectures.
This was such a easy class, Only graded on 3 exams that are all taken at home. DO NOT BUY THE TEXTBOOK you literally don't need it at all. You don't even have to go to class
I did not enjoy Dr. Major's lectures, and did not retain much information. the lectures are not engaging. She goes on tangents often so i used the time to do homework for other classes. the exams are open note and she randomly takes attendance a couple times over the term for extra credit
I hardly ever showed up to Major's classes because of how long it was. The few times I did show up, Major was very funny and likable, but she tends to go on long tangents. My absolute favorite part of this class was the research participation, which you need 2 hours of throughout the quarter, otherwise you write a LONG essay.
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