I've really enjoyed this semester in this class. It's a tough class, but its reasonable. Dr. Brown makes things pretty clear to understand.

He's a funny guy. Sometimes it's difficult to understand him because he talks a little fast. I didn't have problems understanding, but some people did. He's always willing to help-just go to his office hours-- he's pretty friendly. As long as you copy down the examples he works in class and do your hw, you'll be fine. I recommend this teacher.

Dr. Brown is a extremely nice guy as well as being a very good teacher. He is always willing to help during office hours and is actually kinda funny making chemistry lectures much less boring. Clicker questions done in class as part of grade. Tests arent bad, ex. and hw help a lot as well as a study session with his head TA right before the test.

He really enjoys chemistry and also wrote the class text book, so he knows what he is talking about. the tests were kinda hard, but I know people who got A's by barely studying, so natural chemistry ability helps. but overall a nice, understanding, guy who loves teaching chemistry!

Fast talker. Knows alot about chem.

He spoke clearly and was excited about teaching. I never went to office hours but I heard he was very helpful. He assigned seats for tests and kept a list of left-handers so they could be put in the correct seat.

Dr. Brown was very friendly and cared that his students learned the material. His homework assignments are very fair. My test grades were 97, 85, 93, and 97 on the final.I went to A+ tutoring after the second test and it helped me get an A.

Dr. Brown is a great prof but makes you work for your grade. Office hours are helpful. He works to make you understand the course instead of memorize. His tests are HARD and the homework takes hours. Class attendance is mandatory but pointless to go. Easy class if and only if you have no life and can spend all day reviewing the material.

The information for the course starts off not bad but gets harder as the semester progresses. All tests are manageable and he sticks to the same format as the past exams. Best way to study is to actually try to understand how to do problems instead of just learning how to because if you don't actually understand, the tests will be very hard.

Prepare to study your heart out. Dr. Brown is an amazing professor, but his exams are hard. He's willing to go over homework and exam questions during office hours, which is great, but I would really suggest doing the additional problems at the back of each chapter, since some of the exam questions come from there.

Dr. Brown is a amazing professors. His class wasn't one of the easiest, I must admit, but it's college, you have to put an effort to succeed. He enjoys teaching. Jokes a lot. His tests are challenging, but closer to the end of the semester, I was able to solve problems with my eyes closed.

Definitely my favorite professor this semester. He goes into enough detail for you to understand. If I was confused, I read the book. You can get the 2nd edition for dirt cheap nearby. You have to know the material for the test. He was always there to answer my questions and help me understand more. Get him, he's great.

Dr. Brown is a fast-talking and fascinating man. He loves what he teaches, but that doesn't mean he'll give out easy grades. Go to office hours, do problems from the back of the book, and some outside tutoring wouldn't hurt. Great professor.

Brown is awesome! The homework is online, fairly easy, and even comes with hints when you get stuck. Definitely the professor you want if chemistry isn't your strong suit.

Larry is awesome. He wrote the book so he knows what's up and how to explain it. His tests aren't that bad but you have to study for them, he gives you past exams so do all of them and you should be fine. He does some experiments in class that are super cool. Find a study group, do the homework, go to class, take notes, etc. You got this!

Dr. Brown is a great professor. His joy for chemistry is clear as soon as you walk into class. Although his class is hard, it's fair. Dr. Brown loves helping students understand chemistry better and is easy to talk to. If you work, you'll get an A.

Dr. Brown is very enthusiastic about his class! If you aren't so great in chemistry expect the extra help but his exams are pretty predictable on what he will ask because he gives you previous exams. Take him! He's great! Chemistry is tough in general but in my opinion he's the best professor

Has a real passion for chemistry and knows how to teach. Homework for the class is pretty math heavy, but the exams are not. Exams are like puzzles that you have to get used to. Concepts in lectures were pretty easy to understand but I read the book before hand, so I would recommend that.

Best Chem 107 prof

I always enjoyed his class, but definitely need to spend more time studying for his tests than some other professors. He has a lot of resources online (notes, previous tests) that are useful to look over. His office hours are also super helpful, and I visited him several times. He grades tough but its doable... just be prepared to study hard!

This guy hands down knows how to teach. I only had taken chemistry at the sophomore level (that's required by the state) in high school and had no opportunity for AP Chemistry. I walked through this class and it's because of how easy he makes it. He forces you to learn the processes of what's happening, not memorizing. Easily my favorite professor.

Dr. Brown was a great chem professor! He explains the material very well during the lectures, but be sure to spend a lot of time on your own preparing for the exams. His exams are brutal and all free response. There are clicker quizzes in every lecture so make sure you go to class. Overall, I enjoyed learning engineering chemistry from him!

Larry Brown wrote the book so he is the book. Very good lecturer who provides context and alternate explanations for material generously. Willing to take pretty much all questions. The book is great for reference but he covers mostly everything in lecture. Class comes with a "pre-curve" and he writes his own tests.

Dr. Brown is probably one of the most well-rounded 107 professors in the department. He gives great lectures, and is a bit quirky, or eccentric. Funny character, and covers most of the material in class. Notoriously known however for giving the hardest exams, however. Great guy, good instructor, would take again.

Very smart man that generally cares for his students. Very fast at grading and always gives feedback. Homework is due once a week but can be done in 2 hours.

He's a great professor but his tests are much more difficult than some of the other professors. if you want to actually learn chemistry, take him. If not then find someone else.

Loved Dr. Brown's class! Tests are all free response so they are difficult but the homework sets and practice tests on his website are very useful. His lectures are informative and he often does cool experiments in class. It is helpful to have some basic chemistry knowledge before taking this class because a lot of information is covered quickly.

Dr. Brown was by far the best professor I had my first semester of my freshman year. His lectures are clear and consistent and he is willing to explain anything if you just raise your hand. Although all his lectures are online be sure to attend them and take notes. Homework couldn't be more scarce and there are 4 tests. He wrote the textbook, too.

Dr. Brown was a great professor. All his notes are online, but he doesn't put completed examples online so you have to go to class. He is very knowledgeable and is always willing to help. I'm not a huge fan of chemistry, but I loved attending his lectures. Test are a little difficult, but if you know material you will do fine.

It is clear that Dr. Brown is passionate about chemistry. His lectures are entertaining. The exams are pretty difficult, as they are all free-response, but many exam questions are very similar to the online homework questions. This class is designed to be difficult, but Dr. Brown does nothing to make it harder than it needs to be.

The class is meant to be difficult and Dr. Brown does a good job of making you actually learn the material. However, he can go fast at times or seem like he belittles the students. The class is definitely easier if you have taken chem AP before and even then you do have to really try for an a. Homework is pretty short and very similar to tests.

He's a big fan of hard homework, not a lot of homework. His lectures are good, but he's a little hard to reach outside of class. It takes a certain personality for him to like you. Overall, not a bad prof, and probably the best one that teaches the class. Tests can be very hard, and the class covers a lot of material.

If your major is chemistry or related to chemistry in any way, I would definitely take him. Great chem lecturer and although his exams are difficult, I left that class with tons of knowledge about the subject. Does clicker questions daily for a grade so attendance is a must.

He wrote the textbook you use for this class, yet you hardly use it. He tells you everything you need to know in lecture, and leaves his notes online. His homework is tough, but you have unlimited tries to get the question right. He posts practice tests, so you know what kind of questions will be on there. His tests are hard, but doable.

Does well for a Lecture of about 300. He is relatively funny, and he gives weekly homework, except for certain weeks after a test. The class is hard, and Brown gives hard tests, and sometimes will make them harder if the class has been doing well. He tries to help best he can with the companion lab. He also usually answers questions in lecture.

Dr. Brown knows his stuff and is good at communicating information. Go to class because 1.) they're fairly interesting (even if you don't like chem) 2.) he works problems ONLY in class that aren't on the slides 3.) 2-3 clicker questions per class. The exams are hard- work out problems as much as you can and repeat.

He is a really good Prof. He just really makes you work for your grade. I took Chem 2 AP in highschool so i sort of knew what was going on but i still had to study hard before tests and read tesxtbook before lectures

Dr. Brown is a great prof. He is clearly passionate about chemistry but he will definitely make you work for your grade. His tests are pretty tough but he puts old exams up on his website to study off of. Go to his lectures because he explains everything really well. Sometimes he can be a little sassy but he's a good prof.

He's an experienced professor and an excellent lecturer. In fact, he wrote the textbook you use, although you don't really need to use it except for studying. He's really cool, and pretty funny as well.

Dr. Brown is a very smart person, so his pace is often faster than the students can keep up with. The textbook is optional, although he wrote it so his test questions are similar to the textbook problems. He has clicker questions but a lenient, participation-based grading system so you can miss a few and be fine.

This man was the wake up call I needed for college tbh. If you didnt take AP chem or have sufficient prior knowledge, be prepared to work and study like you have never before. His tests are fiendishly hard not only because of content, but also because of time. He teaches very well but his tests will ruin your aspirations to become an engineer.

Chem 107 is a "weed-out" class regardless of the professors. Although Prof. Brown's tests are super hard (worse than the AP Chem exam), coming to his office hours after class will help you understand the concept better and prepare you for the exam. Prof. Brown can be humorous and cares a lot about his students (especially those in the front rows).

I took Dr. Brown last semester for 107, and he's super funny and seemed to really care about how we did. There is weekly online homework, but you have unlimited tries on each question and you can message him through the site to get help. This is definitely not an easy course- the tests are pretty hard- but if you put in work you should be fine.

Go to class and follow the lectures. Tests are based on homework problems.

Professor Brown gets a bad rep because of his hard tests, but he is a good lecturer and wants you to actually learn chemistry. His class is a hard A (I was just over the line) but is not nearly as impossible as everyone says it is. His A range is 87-100 and his B range is 75-86.

Prepare to study hard for Dr. Brown's class, because it is nowhere near an easy A. But with that being said, I would definitely recommend Brown. He is extremely helpful during office hours, and he knows the content like the back of his hand. The man wrote his own textbook, so I'm pretty sure he knows what he's doing.

He is a really nice guy but his class is hard. If you had a hard chemistry teacher in high school and really learned how to think through chemistry problems then you should do fine.

Brown is a really good professor. I don't know why everyone thinks he is really hard. I had a really hard AP chem teacher in high school so maybe I was more prepared than most, however if you do the homework, read the book, and work the old tests, his class is quite easy.

I loved this class. I think anyone who has difficulties with Dr. Brown aren't putting in their fair of effort. If you do most of the reading, show up to class, do the homework, and do some practice exams, you'll get an A. It might sound like a lot but its completely manageable and doesn't take too much time.

Larry is definitely not the easiest CHEM 107 professor, but his class really forces you to understand the concepts rather than regurgitate the formulas. He is a great lecturer and person, and if you do all your work you'll likely get an A. Take him if you really want to learn the content.

Favorite prof of last semester! Very sweet guy! 11/10 would recommend. How to get an A: Go to office hours, please! Yes, tests were hard, but I had almost no chemistry experience and still did well mostly cause I went to office hours regularly. Make sure you know the problem sets well before tests. Find a study buddy! Textbook is helpful.

Dr. Brown is a great teacher who truly cares about teaching his students. If you took AP chem (and decently understood it), this class will be a breeze.

Brown is a funny and interesting lecturer, and it really helps to go to every class and take notes. He does not assign a lot of homework. But, you gotta study before the exams because they are a serious time crunch and have some trick questions. He is helpful during office hours.

Dr. Brown was a great teacher and was a good teacher for my first semester of college. Chemistry has never been an enjoyable subject for me, but the way that Dr. Brown teaches is pretty interesting and I was engaged to his lectures. He writes difficult tests, but they are definitely not impossible to pass if you pay attention and do the homework.

Dr. Brown makes you work for it. Mine was all online and almost impossible to focus. The class GroupMe saved my butt (ily chemcels). Dr. Brown is a very nice guy, but his quizzes and tests are genuinely really hard. It's entirely possible to work as hard as you physically can and still make a B. Doesn't really curve. It's doable, but be careful.

Dr. Brown is a very nice man who wants his students to succeed. His class is slightly challenging, but he is very easy to talk to and get feedback from. You have to study for the quizzes, but if you understand the material, you will pass.

First off, having AP chemistry knowledge will save your grade for the first half of the semester. I did not have any pre-existing knowledge and had to work hard for the grade I got in the class. He wrote the textbook, so reading will be extremely helpful for quizzes and exams. Easily the hardest class I have taken. Shout out chemcels.

Dr. Brown is super nice and a good lecturer. I started skimming through the videos and just read the textbook and easily understood everything. Having prior AP chem helps a lot, but even if you didnt take AP chem, it's still pretty easy to understand the material. Participate in the questions during class though.

He's amazing. I don't know why it has a 3.5 or whatever, chemistry is hard and the class was not easy. HE is amazing, will be extremely patient and answer all questions, is extremely organized, knows what he's talking about, and wants you to succeed. Work hard and you'll be fine.

I had to take this class twice, but it was not Dr. Brown's fault. He is a great teacher and clearly outlines what is expected. Super helpful and wiling to work with you for makeup work/ tests. I recommend really taking time to understand problem sets, not so much reading the book. His slides are all you need to pass the class!

Gives group homeworks. Practice exams are very similar to the actual exams, and the final is very close to questions you've seen on exams. Does iClicker but you only need 5/6 of the points to get full credit for them. There's a reason Brown is the goat PChem professor.

Dr. Brown is a great professor- his classes were very engaging and easy to follow. All homework was group-based, making it very easy to prepare in groups for tests. His exams are not particularly difficult if you have a good grasp of math and pay attention to lectures.

His class is the hardest class I have taken at A&M. However, he was a great professor. Kept things lighthearted and brought some fun into P-Chem when he could. He explained things well and always had a funny giggle. Seems like a great guy and an even better professor. Take him if you can.

Dr. Brown is a very good professor. He made pchem very digestible even when it did not seem like it. He also gave ample exams for practice and was available for questions. He is sadly retiring, but if he wasn't he would definitely recommended.