Dr. Blaschke is an excellent teacher. She is not an easy teacher by any means, but she is clear, fair, and once you pass her class you don't forget what you learned!

Very difficult class. Professor is very arrogant b/c she's extremely knowledgeable and passionate about anatomy. Good attendance, excellent notes and lots of dedicated studying is NECESSARY. I saw half the class drop after midsemester. She doesn't take crap from anyone. Very challenging, but learned a lot.

If you take detailed notes, have perfect attendance, and study every spare moment, including when you're on the toilet, you'll get a C. Her tests are crazy! I don't think she believes in giving A's. I learned a lot in her class, she's very thorough, but I don't have grades to show for my effort.

She an awesome professor, she teach this class really well. It an Anatomy class of course it going to be very hard, don't blame her because you fail the class. She give out alot of extra credit quiz and she also come in the weekend if you need more lab time study. If you plan to take this class, all I could says is take good notes and study.study

Prof. Blaschke is an EXCELLENT professor¡ Extremely knowledgable¡ Correct pronunciation & spelling ARE A MUST¡ U will retain & learn tons of info. She is comprable 2 science profs at UCR. Lectures extremely precise & U R EXPECTED 2 know everything she presents in lecture. Use book n conj with lec notes 2 study. Ask questions, she is ALWAYS AVAIL¡

Very old School. Likes students who take medicine seriously.

A TERRIFIC teacher! Old school, strict, and demanding, but what do you expect from a teacher that is preparing future health professionals? Of course she's gonna be hard. Hardest class you'll take (no matter where you take it); trust me! you'd rather want a demanding teacher than one that doesn't care, at least 5 hours per day studying

Yes she's a hard teacher, but if you really want to learn the subject, take her. She's not a witch, so don't believe any comments that say that. She is a great teacher and you learn quite a bit from her.

Dr. Blaschke is not mean, she just acts tough, but she's very easy to talk to if you go about it professionally. Just go to class, behave, and try your best...her exams are very difficult, but she is very fair with her grading. She hates students that come to class late, so make sure you come to class on time.

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Dr Blashke is no joke. Yes it's tough, but let me tell you, you'll be ready for the nrs. program. Most of the people who say she is horrible is because they are lazy & don't study or attend class. In her class you get the grade you earn!!!

The class is pretty tough and a lot of people ended up dropping.Petitioners have a really good chance of getting in.Dr Blaschke is a bit intimidating at first, almost unapproachable.After she finds out who is serious and who isn't she gets better.I have a lot of respect for her now.Suck it up and study your butt off and you should be ok.

Yes she is a very hard teacher, but if you conduct yourself professionally and do the work she is very approachable!! The people ranting and raving are those that are not willing to do the work. She can be somewhat intimidating, but only to those who ask stupid questions. She tries to weave out students, so only the fittest survive.

I'm in my 4th semester of my nursing program and everyday I thank L. Blashcke. I never worked so hard in a class, prior to her. She really preps you for the medical field. If you can't handle her, then you won't be able to handle a nursing program.

I recommend that you take Biology 101 before you enter her class. Right now I'm taking Bio 272 with her Anatomy 231 class and the only things that are new to me are all of the body structures that she presents in lab. Otherwise her lecture is the exact same material presented as in Bio 101. Yes she is hard, but it is possible to get an A

Why all the bad comments?It?s a very busy class,you do have to read and keep up with the assignments.There are by far MUCH harder classes that come later for anyone going into nursing,or the medical field in general.She did a good job,and most people that dropped/did poorly in her class probably need to find a new major:)

This professor was super hard, but well worth it!. She will teach you everything you need to know. You have to study every day and saty after class if you want her to help you. She has helped me with all nursing classes while others have failed. Loved this teacher b/c of it! Got a hard earned A in this class

Pre-health is hard but you will thank her later. She will either give you the understanding to be successful in an extremely difficult field, or save you the wasted years by making you realize you're not cut out for it. Honestly, if she didn't want you to be a doctor/nurse etc, I don't want you to be mine either. Thank you Dr. Blaschke.

As long as you go to class, take good notes, and do what she tells you to do, you are good to go! It does take time to memorize all the names of skeletal and muscle tissues but totally doable. Everyone complaining about how hard she is probaly shouldn't be in the health field

Best instructor I ever had. She does tell people she's hard but all YOU have to do to pass with flying colors is learn the material. Use to sleeping in classes? You're toast. Want a challenging, exciting class? She's the one!

so i just completed ana 231. I have to say that this class was the hardest class i have ever had at fullerton. all the reviews about Blaschke are not entirely true. yes she is hard, yes she demands a lot out of you, yes she does not like dumb questions. but i have to say that she is a great teacher and you will learn a lot in her class. be prepared

Good instructor but only if you're willing to study. She doesn't suffer fools gladly so before you ask a question *read* your material. If you show her you've really tried to figure it out on your own she'll be happy to help - otherwise you'll hear those special words: "If you've done your reading you'll know that...". I liked her & recommend her.

Dr. Blaschke is a Professor with a doctorate degree teaching a true college level course at a school where it seems most of the students think they can sleep turlough Or ghost their way to an A. She's one of the most intelligent and knowledgeable professors I've ever had. Took her class twice, actually trying the second time.effort and hard work!!

the most difficult class i have ever had. she is the best teacher i have also ever had. you must know everything.. and i mean everything. dr blascke give quality education, she cares about the future doctors and doesnt want stupid people to become them. read, STUDY and you will learn ALOT! REAL COLLEGE LEVEL COURSE! amazing teacher. absolutley.

This class is challenging, but it is doable as long as you study everyday. I was working as an LVN part-time and still got an A in the class. DONT PROCRASTINATE! Take good notes, and keep track on your reading these will help you in lecture and exam. This is a real college level course, don't think memorizing will cut it. YOU MUST UNDERSTAND IT!

In addition to my previous comment I would also like to add that SHE IS ONE OF THE BEST ANATOMY TEACHERS I HAVE EVER HAD! She is difficult, but she really cares a lot! All it takes is effort and determination and you will succeed in her class. HOWEVER, if you are a lazy person, then you better change fast! Laziness=Failure, but Determined=Passing.

this was a very hard class but you learn ALOT. There is alot of information and if you do NOT put in the time and effort to do your preparation before exams and lab practicums, your grade will reflect it. She is fair and she is pretty good at making things clear and explaining in an understandable way BUT you MUST do your part by studying before

a very intelligent professor if you are intrested i n the medical field she is one of the best

Blaschke is amazing, fair and firm. Staying a head of the game is critical. If you think you can get away with staying on track be prepared for a C or below. I read every chapter assigned 3 times and studied the end of chapter test at the end of each chapter as well as creating study sheets using the diagrams from the book. Got an A in the class.

Prof. Blaschke is one of the best teacher I've ever known. Very disciplined, yet very considerate. Very demanding, yet very clear-cut. She is intelligent and works incredibly hard and effectively. No matter what grade I would get, I respect her to the highest level. An amazing teacher. Put twice or more of your effort for this class even A student.

This class was very interesting, I learned so much. The textbook was used a lot during class which I liked. Her tests aren't the easiest but if you take good notes and pay attention to the pages she points out during lecture you will do fine. She is really nice and clear with directions. Make sure you spend a good amount of time studying :)

Yes, she's tough, but it is a tough subject. She might seem mean and slightly judgmental, but shes got years of experience to know which kinds of students are going to make it in the medical field. If you take her class and find it difficult and unfair, then its a good indicator that maybe its time for a different path.

Subject isnt easy. She is tough & exams are hard but she is reasonable. I kept getting C's & D's on exams and practicums. I thought i wouldnt even make it. But I did as much extra credit as possible and went to as many extra lab hours as i could (she takes note& gives e.c for it) and got a B. I WORKED my butt off even w 3 other classes.

Class is 4 units but covers 5-6 units of info. 2nd time with her. She's never absent. How I got an A: Recorded lectures, listened to them twice; drew big diagrams; typed up lectures & reviewed 3 times before test; good lab partners. Lots of extra credit lab time pushed me up to an A. Tests are 150 Qs, quizzes are 75 Qs, covers everything.

This professor is one of the best I've ever had. I absolutely loved her lectures and her content. She is not the right professor for anyone that is not willing to put in loads of hours for self studying and reviewing. Do not take this professor if you are a lazy student, a student that complains, or weak of heart and mind. I loved this professor.

rather than critizicing blaschke or anatomy as a course i am going to tell you guys about the class. There is 3 lecture exams 120 questions in aprox 1 hour and 45 minutes each . there are 2 practicums with aprox 45 seconds at each station. 3 quizzes that equal one test score and finally a group dissection project. Everything requires studying !

keep good notes in class, attend all lectures and extra SI, definitely need to be mentally and physically prepared to put in the hours for this class. If you're not serious about your studies or the career you want to go into I don't suggest this professor for you. It definitely requires commitment beyond that typically given to general courses.

Honestly, all you have to do in this class is to read the chapters before class and listen to instructions. She gives a handout detailing most of the topics you need to know for the practicums. Pay attention to what she says. If you want an A, basically treat it like a class. If you expect an A without work, don't take the class.

A&P w/lab from Dr. Blaschke was THE best class I took during college (I finished a BA at CSUF). Of course it was hard! It was A&P with a lab! She imparted to me a tremendous amount of knowledge that stuck with me far beyond the final test and into which I've tapped throughout my career and personal life.

She's a very good teacher that loves her subject. If you go in with the same passion and willingness to learn, you can easily get an A. Usually gives a chance for extra credit on everything she grades. If you put in the work you will learn a lot.

Dr. Blaschke is a highly underrated professor she's extremely credible, and highly informative to this day I like to take some of the knowledge she taught me and apply it to my everyday life. She instilled within me a very broad and detailed instruction of the fundamental knowledge I need within a scientific career. Her teaching plan is exceptional

class consists of 3 lecture exams, 2 practicums, 3 quizzes combined along with a group dissection project at the end of the semester. You have to put in the work! I recorded her lectures and listened to them constantly. You need to read and attend Sunday for extra credit. Its doable, be prepared to commit the hours to studying the material.

Great experience taking anatomy with Dr. Blaschke. She is passionate about the subject material and it shows. It's an easy class but you have to be interested. All these people posting poor reviews are slackers and aren't taking responsibility for their failure. If you are mature and put the effort in, this class will be an easy A+!

Dr. Blaschke is one of the few professors that made me develop an understanding for the material instead of just memorizing bits of information for exams. Take her class if you're willing to learn, don't take her class if you don't want to put in effort.

For credibility reason: I've been working as Diagnostic Medical Sonographer for 11 years and taking this class as a PREREQ FOR PA SCHOOL. She's seriously the most practical teacher ever. She will prepare you for the real world in health care. You will succeed if you READ YOUR BOOK and COME TO CLASS. I HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMEND HER. BEST TEACHER EVER!

You are graded on 3 lecture exams, 2 Lab assessments (practicums) one dissection project, 3 quizzes, and extra credit, which includes the first quiz.