she is the new teacher to the chem dept. she absolutely loves chemistry and makes sure that you understand it. she is very approachable as well. not easy though, you need to work for it. she's picky about her prelabs and writeups. she takes most test questions straight from the hw problems so do your hw, ask questions, and you'll do well.

Dr. Green really tries to help her students in the best way possible. She prepares you for every quizzes and exams, so study your problem sets (which she provides) and do the recommended hw then you should be fine. Study hard and do your work to earn your B and A. BTW, she's very strict on lab notebooks so do a good job!

Dr. Green seems to really love teaching chemistry and I enjoyed her class very much! Her lectures were always very clear. The problem sets and the homework really helps to understand what to expect on the exam.

Dr. Green is the BEST teacher I have ever had. SHe is so helpful and nice and funny too! She is also very strict and does not like it when you are late at all, but as long as you are a good student and do all of the work and don't fall you will do fine in her class. Oh and she is really big on the lab notebook make sure it is always done!

Dr. Green is an awesome chemistry instructor. Couldn't have asked for a better one. Her exams are tricky, but if you study and do the practice exercises & HWs, guarantee B for sure! Work a little harder and an A is do able. Make sure your lab is perfect the way she wants it. If so, easy A for lab. She's friendly & approachable for any help.

Best teacher ever. Her lectures are very helpful and enjoyable. Note: first 1/2 of semester is extremely rigorous. Have your lab book ready and be on time! The final was surprisingly difficult, however, she offers easy and fun X-credit, bonus questions on every test, and will help you w/ your questions.

Undoubtedly one of the hardest classes I've ever taken; however, Dr. Green is one of, if not, the BEST Chemistry professors at Golden West. I struggled through her class, but with her help I was able to come out okay. Do her problem sets, study her notes, and always - always - be sure to ask her for help, because she's always willing and prepared.

The class is hard thats a fact. Professor Green is a great teacher and is willing to help. The first two tests are HARD but the second two are cake. She wants you to learn, I hated chemistry and still do but this was a fun class.She expects you to learn.so be ready to study.

funny, but she grades HARD. Her lecture's interesting, but the exams are EXTREMELY HARD. Dr. Green said that she put some difficult problems on the exam for those who were smart. I think that it's general chem, not an honor class.idk y she doesnt teach us what we're supposed 2 learn? her problem sets r different from her exams. so BE AWARE

What future students need to keep in mind is to actually work on the problem sets handed out and do the recommended homework problems rather than just stare at it. Some of the harder exam questions might be in the textbook. Don't memorize, but rather study and know the concept.

Professor Green is not really bad. At least, she prepares for her class and tries to teach the students. Unlike many problems in phyiscs and math,the problems in chemistry require more steps. So if someone really wants to do good, he/she must really understand the concepts of the previous chapters and learn to think ahead. The exams are fair enough

An awesome professor! Sure she's hard, but get over it! Chemistry is a tough subject but she teaches with the utmost of clarity. The only hard exam is exam 2 and I was simply surprised at how easy the final was. She may seem ough but is very approachable. Thank you Dr. Green!

Best Chemistry teacher I?ve taken so far. Hard teacher but she is very knowledgeable and I enjoyed taking her class. Don?t just try and memorized the problems on the book or the problem sets. Her exams are hard, but they?re mostly the same questions arranged differently. If you really want to learned and get out something out of Chem 185, take her!

If your major does not require Chemistry then you should definitely stay away from this class. But if Chem is your major then taking this class is a must. Green is a great teacher, she will make you learn. p/s: If I have to rate her test from easy to hard, it'll be insane and she does not curve the class (even 3/4 of the class failed)

Prof.Green is hard,but she is good at lecturing.I love her lectures.I actually do not read the text much.Her exams are hard(hardest is the second one).My advice: focus on the lectures,take notes,look for examples in the text,do homework(some are on exams),do problem sets (key online).If you want to learn,take her.I got an A.Hope you will

Took this class 2 years ago, her test are difficult to say the least, but she wants you to learn and pass. she doesnt baby you just holds everyone to a higher standard. Just work hard and ask a bunch of questions and do all all book problems. It helps when you transfer out of GWC and get to university you are ready for the work load.

She's an interesting teacher. She really wants you to learn the material. Very clear and helpful in lectures; really strict in labs. Do as much HW as you can and review the worksheets CAREFULLY for tests. Tests are pretty hard but I think she gives extra points, or maybe curves...A tough class that needs hard-work!

I got a D the first time around because I wasn't diligent in how much I studied and how often I did the problem sets she gives out. I'm an A student and needed this as a pre-req and she definitely holds you to a higher standard than most. Study the problem sets, go to her for help and THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX. the exams are tough.

This class will make you feel that chemistry is absolutely impossible. It took me two semesters to barely get through with my C =(. Absolutely a tough class, but Dr. Green is very knowledgible and keeps the lectures pretty entertaining. She relates a lot of things to real life situations which I found helpful. Hard class, must study study study!

Dr. Green is very knowledgeable. Her enthusiasm in chemistry makes her lectures interesting. She expects her students to work hard and study hard. The first couple exams are quite difficult so study hard if you want to pass the class. I'm glad I took this class with her. I learned a lot from her. She's a great teacher.

To be honest, she is a great teacher, really helpful, probably the best chem professor I've ever had. However, she is a little bit strict so be prepared for the quizzes. The in-class practice problems are pieces of cake, so you need to read the book and do the questions there. Don't forget the slides she gives us on blackboard, they will be useful.

Dr. Green's Chem 185 class is one of the most demanding classes I have ever taken. However, if you are there to master the material, she's the perfect teacher if you need to take the MCAT or DAT in the future. This is not a class in which you can simply regurgitate the material and expect an A. You need to do the ALL the work assigned.

Dr. Green is a really good professor. She is enthusiastic about chemistry and actually makes it interesting. Some concepts are difficult, but she explains them well. Study her practice sets and do some book problems. This class honestly isn't that hard. a B is very manageable. I think I could have gotten an A if I would have tried harder.

Her lectures are very clear (not necessary to read the book) and the problem sets she gives out are also helpful to prepare for the exams. But sometimes some of the problems from the exam make you apply what you learned back in previous chemistry classes, so they can be tricky. She's usually funny and energetic, but don't ask her stupid questions.

Professor Green is very knowledgeable but her tests and labs are so hard. Take another professor if you can. I would not recommend her for lab because she's really strict.

This class isn't a walk in the park but I changed my major from bio to chemistry because of her. She's motivating and inspirational. The people that view her as difficult just didn't work the problems out- you cannot do chemistry without practicing the problems. She's one of the best professors I've ever had in my life.

One of those inspirational professors with enthusiasm for her subject. Very encouraging and helpful. It is a tough class, do your homework. Read your textbook for thorough understanding of topics. Would take again!

She delivers the material in a clear and concise way. Lectures are fast-paced. Class notes are posted on blackboard. Exams are straight from the homework and given problem sets. However, she will penalize you SEVERELY for a mistake, so take your time and be careful. Lectures are engaging and really do help you see the practical applications

Pretty hard class unless you study and learn your material. Overall, an A is very achievable.

Hard class expect to study and put a lot of hours into this class. lectures are a must if you want to understand material. Dr. green is willing to answer any questions if you don't understand. offers 40 points extra credit. Put in the work and you can pass the class.

Got a B couldve gotten an A Great Prof. Patient b/ won't spoon feed you. Kinetics is hard so know your alg. Study bookwork, worksheets and ppt x2. Concepts are just as important as math. Go to office hrs to ask Q's. Try to UNDERSTAND WHY things act the way they do. Don't be put off by her energy just get to know her. She actually cares.

You have a "quizzam" every two weeks, which are timed, short answer exams that cover one chapter each. They are math-heavy, not curved, and you have 8 of these total. Labs are also intense and your grade is based entirely on your results. Good teacher but her class was very stressful.

She doesn't baby you but she does care. Great energy but difficult class. Would take again but you better be prepared. Was stuck with a B because of my first several scores (D's/C's). Was scoring high A's after test 4. Tackle ICE early or you'll regret it.

Her tests are tough, but she is very fair. Her material is very straightforward and easy to understand, as long as you put in the effort. Don't be afraid to ask questions, as she is always happy to respond to them. ALEKS is a neat homework tool as well. A couple fun extra credit assignments throughout the semester is a plus.

Extremely energetic and passionate about chemistry. She's a great professor that cares about students learning. Her labs and teaching style was difficult at first, but once you actually put in the effort and adjust to it, you'll be fine. She loves answering questions, don't be shy if you need help. Ton of extra credit to help your grade. Recommend!

I didn't really like this class when I started but towards the end, I found it quite enjoyable. Just practice & practice the worksheet problems and you'll be okay on the exams. Aleks assignments helped me a load. It's good for reviewing. Her lectures are heavy, but not boring. She's very passionate about Chem & I would take her again if I could.

Although the lectures were two hours long they passed by so quickly with her teaching style. She randomly places you into groups and each lecture she provides us with worksheets that we work on during lecture. I failed my first exam because I didn't study properly but I still ended up with an A in the class bc all the extra credit and homework.

Dr. Green is an amazing professor who's willing to teach you until you get it. She has a teaching style where she puts you in groups, at first it can be annoying but you get used to it. She gives fair amount of extra credits for each exam. Final exam is extremely difficult because of ACS style. Chem 185 is hard but she makes it bearable.

She's pretty rough around the edges so when you first take her, she's probably going to come off as rude & intimidating, but she grows on you!! She's really caring & is always willing to help if you don't understand something. Lectures were really engaging and you do lots of practice problems. Tests are graded pretty harshly but she also gives ec

I took Dr. Green for 185 and she definitely makes you work for your grade. ALEKS is very tedious and precise but it helps reinforce your skills. Homework makes up for a large part of your grade so don't skip out on it. Dr. Green can be a little condescending towards certain questions and can be very blunt.

Dr. Green is so amazing and inspirational! I think it is very important to get to know her. Her enthusiasm is so contagious and she is so great at teaching! I loved CHEM 185 because of her! She is so knowledgeable and awesome! Exams are a balance of concepts and math.

She is amazing! I really loved her personality and how she encourages cooperation among classmates. Chemistry was a subject I struggled in, but she made it manageable and even enjoyable. Her class was a challenging, yet the most rewarding experience. She provides practices tests that truly help study for exams. Extra credit is fun too!

Dr. Green is an amazing professor. She is understanding and will always listen to feedback. Her lectures make the concepts easy to understand. I didn't like chemistry before taking her class, but she makes the class manageable and interesting. Reach out to her for anything and she will always be happy to help! Would definitely recommend!

no exams except for the final (ACS based), quiz every week based on problem sets and aleks homework. go to lectures if you dont want to submit problem sets and have her grade harder on those. shes super enthusiastic about chem

It seems like all the bad reviews were from online because in person she was great and I think she changed her attitude because she was always so nice and helpful. A lot of your grade is homework and class work which you can always get 100 on. Weekly online quizzes and final is only worth 5%. Only downside-hw takes forever

Professor Green is one of the best experiences I have ever had in G.W.C. Her caring attitude, attentiveness, and warmth make her very approachable. Her slides can sometimes be confusing if you did not attend the lecture however you can always ask her for help. If I could rate it higher than a 5, I would she is amazing!!!

Dr. Green is amazing. I took the online lecture with no issues. She provides so much info that it makes the homework a breeze. The workload can be intense, but I prefer it to test-heavy courses. I enjoyed her lectures, and she provides feedback after every problem set and time to correct your mistakes and resubmit. Best chem professor, hands down.

P. Green's class was great. We did a problem set each class after a 30-60 min lecture, you worked in teams and checked answers as the class went on, she is good at giving feedback. Online hw on MyLab and a proctored quiz every week (quizzes can be a bit hard tbh). Turn in everything else and you'll be good. Standardized test at end of the semester.

Grading has a wide variety. There are problem sets per lecture. HW can be slow but it's doable. Quiz is with lockdown and is easy most of the time. Each of them is ~20% of the grade. A standardized test for the final. but tbf only one professor is teaching Chem B at GWC and that's her so there's nothing you can do but she's good enough. good luck

If you took CHEM180 this will be a breeze in terms of weekly lectures. The toughest thing about this class will be the labs IMO. 2 weekly homework (1 online and 1 paper), weekly quiz (8~10 questions), no exams besides final. Some extra credit opportunities. Do go over the lecture quickly and confirm if the class is ready. Topics sometimes are hard.

After GenChemA, Green is straight-forward and helpful. Super organized and genuinely acommodating with anyone's schedule if you email or speak to her. Labs are much more fun vs ChemA. Only end of the week quizzes and a final ACS exam. Problem sets can be hard but you're in groups. At first it was confusing, but I loved it at the end bc she's amazin

Dr Green is a charismatic professor who cares for her students. Her lectures are good and she checks in with students. She explains things concisely and gives practice time. There is a LOT of homework each week with weekly quizzes but no exams. Quizzes are ~ 20% and the final is worth < 10% of the grade. With consistent effort, it's an easy A.

Worksheet every day of lecture, finish at the end of the day + quiz due every sunday. SUPER managable since NO tests besides the final. didn't even study the final and still got an A, lab carries so hard. an amazing lecturer- connects real world problems with chem. take her not OCC. 10 point quizzes! a lot of work but like every other chem class

She was nice

One of the best professor ever at GWC! She provides worksheet in class to ensure that you understand the materials. She gives absolutely good feedbacks. There is proctored weekly quiz that isn't very hard, and only standardized test as the final. Lab is very fun and she allows to make up if you miss a class or you want to improve grades.

She was really nice. If you made mistakes in lab or in the lab report she lets you redo it. Online procured quizzes with problem sets available while taking quiz. One final.