She's pretty good. I mean biology has never been the easiest for me. But she makes it easy because she posts all the notes on noodle with blanks in them and you just show up to class and fill them in a she goes over the notes. It's biology, so i recommend studying well in advance. But if you know the notes then you should be fine

Latoya has 5 kids and 1 on the way, needless to say her grades take forever to get back. Her tests are extremely hard. Couldn't make above a 72 on any of them, but she does do lots of other grades to pull up bad test grades. You have to do the group work to pass. Overall, not a great teacher, and I had to work hard for a C.

Dr. Paul is a nice person but her classes are boring. Too much I may say. She gives you notes to fill out during class. Tests are hard. Be prepared to do home quizzes and group activities.

She was all right. Biology isn't my best subject but all you had to do was fill in the blanks on the PowerPoint. There are a good bit of group discussions but that's a good thing. Her discussions count about as much as an exam so it balances the grade. She doesn't speak very loudly. She's kind of funny.

All she really does is read from the powerpoint that she posts on moodle. Only reason to come is to fill in the blanks that she leaves on them. You can tell she knows what she's talking about, but she's just not good at relaying it. It's also A LOT of information so she can't really explain everything, or anything really, in detail .

Just follow lecture notes and tests are pretty straight forward

She is nice and funny and a good person. But as far as a professor... she's not that great. She's pretty lazy and sometimes she doesn't know what she is talking about. Quizzes are easy you just have to google the answers. Test are harder because her methods of explaining are confusing.

Easy B. So many points available, you can slack on tests and still do alright. Always trying to help out the class.

She isn't the best professor in my opinion, but her class is easy to pass. The group assignments and weekly quizzes are easy points. Her tests could be worded better, but it isn't impossible to make As on them. She gives 20 bonus points if you show up when she tells you to. She exempted everyone with As from the final which was most of the class.

Her class is very easy to make an A or B in. You really don't have to show up for class except for about 4 group discussions that she tells you ahead of time to show up for to get extra credit. You can do poorly on the test and still make up for it in group papers and online quizzes every week. You really have to teach yourself before the test.

I skipped class a lot and still had an A. Weekly quizzes that you can use Google/ quizlet for. She drops the lowest quiz grade. Each week before the exam, there is a group project (very easy if your group members cooperate) and an in-class group discussion. The quizzes and group activities boost your grade a lot! Bonus pts if you clean markerboard

Although her tests are sometimes difficult, you can still easily pass the class because of the multiple opportunities to get points. I didn't mind going to class because she is funny and loves to make the class smile. I would take her again.

Dr. Paul teaches from PowerPoint and is a minimalist. The subject matter is easy and she will dumb it down for non-science majors. Weekly quizzes and group work is 90% of the overall grade. She gives tons of bonus opportunities and is a nice lady.

If you do the weekly quizzes, go to the classes that have group discussions, and participate in the special topics assignments you will do great in this class. Tests are fairly simple if you do not just study the night before which is what I did. I got a C on the majority of the tests and still made it out of the class with an A-.

Latoya is very easy. Homework: You have none. Online quizzes once a week (answers also can be found online). 4 groups projects: 10 people must come together to write 2/3 of a page paper. Split the work and it requires almost no time. The hard part is the tests. Skipping class is very tempting. DONT BUY THE TEXTBOOK!!!!!!

Google questions for the quizzes for easy As. Group projects help bring your grade up if you are in a good group; luckily, I was. Attend class for the group projects days for extra credit. The first exam was really hard, they got easier each time because people were failing. If you had above an A-, you didn't have to take final test.

Don't have to go to class. Weekly quizzes on moodle. She's pretty easy.

Dr. Paul is knowledgeable and the class is pretty easy to get an A in for the most part. She isn't very enthusiastic and doesn't seem to take her job very seriously, as she is late sometimes, cancels class often, and is almost never available in office hours. The SI is pretty helpful for people like me who don't understand biology, though.

She gives great study guides (science majors) but she's not very clear in her lectures. Her test are hard and confusing may cause to think your over thinking but her group work is the best and its helps your grade.

You need to take notes and study. She's a good teacher but sometimes she is kinda all over the place even though she gives you questions which you need to follow and answer in class. I would recommend her over the other bio teachers, though. I heard she was the easiest.

She makes her class seem super easy and then BOOM the test is NOTHING like her lectures. She vaguely went over things while in class. She gave us study guides that literally had nothing on the test. She's an awesome person, but as a professor, I wouldn't recommend her.

No homework, makes sure to go to class when there's a group discussion, go to SI's, and really know your stuff for the tests. Her tests are from the teacher edition of the book, and she kind of teaches what she already knows about the subject so just make sure to look at both.

Honestly the class wasn't too bad. Im surprised by the harsh reviews. Her lectures were pretty helpful but the most help came from going to SI sessions. Ended up with an almost B but i could have studied harder. Im sure A-B is attainable you just need to study some. Her tests aren't too hard if you study and understand the material well

She's super cool the first day, then she starts zooming through the notes the rest of the semester. The tests look nothing like her lectures, so you have to teach yourself to prepare for tests (5). But, just do your best to get 100s on your mastering biology homework and do the extra credit, it'll DEF save your grade.

As far as bio professors go, I overall liked Dr. Paul. She's cool & funny, but she goes very fast in class and is sometimes hard to follow. Go to the SI sessions & study the areas in the textbook discussed in class. Go to class! She gave 2 bonus opportunities in class during the semester. Take the homework seriously it can help your grade.

Not a terrible professor, but for tests, read the textbook chapters. There's material on the tests that she doesn't cover in the lectures. Class isn't mandatory and if you get the notes from someone you should be fine for tests as long as you read the textbook. Do all the homework and weekly quizzes, they'll help you out.

She isn't a hard professor but her test are application questions. Her class is 4 test and the Mastering Biology homework. Class isn't mandatory but if you want an A+, you should go. Reading they text book and understanding the figures should get you a B on the exam. She changes her class a bit every semester so read the syllabus.

Lecture heavy, so attendance is mandatory. Her tests are really hard, and SI sessions don't help. She does give extra credit opportunities. The online homework helps to cushion your grade, and the answers can be found on quizlet.

Dr. Paul is a good professor, but her class is NOT easy at all. If you really study and know all the material, you can pull through with an A, but it's hard. Her homework grades were a huge grade boost and she gave a ton of extra credit to my class. She helped me figure out what I had to make to pull through with an A too, super helpful.

Dr. Paul is a good teacher, but her tests are hard. If you study for a couple days before you'll do fine. Her class is strictly lecture based and she takes attendance. You definitely have to work to do well.

The most tragic thing about this class is mandatory attendance. I showed up to class and messed around on my computer and never paid attention, and I finished the class with an A+. You can literally learn everything you need to know for the test in 3-4 hours by looking at SI worksheets and notes posted online. Dont buy a textbook, either.

Latoya was not as bad as I thought she was going to be at the time. I will say that her first exam was pretty challenging, but after that, it really wasn't that bad. I will say you better get ready to study though, but that's with any bio class for sure

She's a good person but I found I had a lot of trouble on the tests. She doesn't really say what's going to be on the test so you have to overstudy and read over everything. She gives you the powerpoints but the tests were still kind of difficult.

The class is easy and basic but the lectures were extremely boring. She just goes on and on. Notes are posted online and are pretty straightforward and self explanatory. Went to the SI sessions for extra understanding of the material and it was helpful. Extra credit are given randomly during class. Home works are easy and short.

I took Professor Paul for SCI 1001, and she wasn't bad. I only rate her lower because she was very unclear as to when assignments were due, and grades come in very slowly.

This class was super easy in general. The big assignment was the group project. The only thing that confused me was the due dates on the moodle page didn't always match up with what she expected to be done by a certain class.

Doesnt accept late work. Homework due every Friday, it only takes like 20 minutes. Almost everything is on quizlet. You can pass the class without going to any lectures. Only 3 tests I think

She is a very easy teacher to take for biology. It is not necessary to attend class as she posts lectures online, which is helpful since my class was a 7:30. So, so many notes which took up a lot of time, but the good thing is you can do this all at your own pace. Overall, easy bio teacher (rare thing to find).

Dont need to go to class but participation points are all or nothing. All the textbook assignments are pretty simple.

Dr. Paul was a decent professor. Class attendance is mandatory for the most part. All tests are taken on Moodle. One of the days instead of going to class she makes you do an assignment from anywhere during the original class time. Easy class as long as you attend the class and do well on exams.

Randomly canceled class, was hard to reach outside of class. She wanted us to watch recorded lectures before class and used our lecture time for us to ask questions. The material wasn't difficult, but she made it a pain to learn. Accepted nothing late, had strict rules for what excuses she would accept. Homework every Friday, on a time limit.

Does not respond to emails in a timely manner and is known for canceling class minutes before. The material wasn't difficult. Accepted nothing late, and had strict rules for what excuses she would accept including bring a printed copy for everything. But overall if you don't mind teaching yourself not a bad class and the pace is not overwhelming.

Class met once a week and had 13 weekly reflections which are pretty simple. Bulk of grade comes from group project consisting of you and 3 other students. Entry exam and final exam are both surveys so both just need to be completed for credit. Only issue was that grades took weeks to come in, don't know if this was her fault or the SIs however.

She cancelled class all the time but attendance was mandatory (in class assignments). Homeworks are easy and on quizlet and tests are online and at home as well. She does not teach at all in class so it feels very useless being there but it was an easy class. Doesn't seems like she wants to be there ever and also never responds to emails.

Class lectures are often cancelled or switched online, but in-class assignments for attendance are mandated. Not the easiest class if you don't understand her online videos, but SI sessions helped a bit. Homework and projects are easy enough, and tests contain questions that are familiar.

Her exams were online and open notes. Although attendance is not mandatory she gave assignments in class and picked them up at the end. Always late and cancelled class constantly, like the morning of. Does not really do lectures in class, you will need to watch videos. Very easy class though.

Umm idk this class was easy so take it but you don't learn much! I don't think she actually took attendance but instead lied to scare us into coming to class (take this with a grain of salt) she made use do problems and turn them in the next class but I don't think she actually did anything with it.

Professor Latoya can be hit-or-miss, but using Unstuck ai for practice tests made a big difference. The class is flipped, so stay on top of lectures. Overall, not the worst, but be prepared to put in the work.

You'll have to show up to class because she gives participation assignments in class, but also half the time she'll cancel class or move it to zoom. super easy to deal with and get a good grade, hardly any coursework. she takes awhile to grade assignments, but it wasn't a big issue for me. the only problem was it was hard to prepare for the tests

I'm not a biology major, nor do I claim to be. I had to take this class for gen ed credit and it felt like I was expected to know more about the subject than she does. The tests are really difficult if you're not strong in the subject. However, I did enjoy her style of lectures and thought she was a good professor.

She lowkey wasn't a terrible teacher. She made funny jokes sometimes. She explained concepts well on the board with drawings and such. Her tests are kind of difficult but if you study enough it shouldn't be too bad. I would take her again. 7/10

She cancels class on a daily basis, never responds to email, has non-existent office hours and takes forever to post grades. However, the class is doable if you do all the homework and the exams are not hard if you have some background in biology.