A little hard to understand at first but great once you understand how she does things. Very very helpful.

Mariya is the nicest prof I've had. She is a bit hard to understand at first, but once you get used to it its no big deal. She is very helpful and tries to be funny and entertaining. Would def. recommend her and i would take another class she teaches!

She is funny. Difficult to understand at first because she's Russian, but you definitely get used to it.

Dr. Vorobets is a great professor! She is very approachable and extremely helpful.

Dr. Vorobets was probably my favorite professor this semester, I went to her office hours 1-2 times a week and built a strong relationship with her. She is extremely helpful and tries to make the class enjoyable I would definitely recommend her. You do have to work for your grade. Her accent was tough to understand at first.

She's super helpful and awesome but her tests are tough.

Professor Vorobets was the best math prof I have ever had! Her accent does not make her hard to understand at all. She explains the content in a way that anyone could understand, and she is extremely helpful. The material is not difficult if you took calculus in high school, and she posts all notes (with problems worked out) online. Def. recommend!

I took Math 152 Honors, and the class wasn't that bad. The examples in her lectures are pretty much test-material and the material isn't hard. Calculus in high school helps big time.

I really enjoyed her class, she tried to make it clear for students to understand and always accommodated to students' needs (she would push the homework back etc.). Silence your phone and pay attention, and you'll be fine.

She posts her notes online which is super helpful and she is very nice. Sometimes her accent is hard to understand, but you get what she is saying. She drops some low homework grades and a low quiz grade. She actually makes calculus make sense and she's helpful if you actually ask questions.

She posts her lectures online so attendance is not mandatory. She has an accent but is not hard to understand. Loved her!

Good professor, has notes that you can print out before class so you can follow along while taking notes. Will stop and answer questions. Her lectures are very good but I found myself dosing off more than once. The notes are all very helpful and she does a great job of preparing the students for the tests.

I actually enjoyed having Dr. Vorobets as my prof. She was caring and always answered any questions that students had. Do not let your phone go off in class as she will threaten to move the due date of homework up a day or two. Although she has an accent, she is not too hard to understand. Overall, I would recommend taking her for calc 151.

Ignore what these people are saying about all the homework and groupwork being awful... ALL Math 151 classes have this. All of them. Do not base your proffessor over the homework or lab because it is the same across the course. Base your pick off of lecture reviews and how the prof actually teaches!

Classes consist of just doing examples of Math topics. Can get a bit dull and boring but many people seem to like it. She has a bit of an accent and talks softly but it's fine if you ask her to speak up. Tests are alright as long as you do the past exams and her final was all multiple choice for me. Just an average professor.

Dr. Vorobets, while somewhat boring, is a good lecturer and helps students understand the material. I had no trouble getting an A in differential equations and that was due partly to her. Also, the book is useless if you just force yourself to read it. The assigned homework also helps with learning differential equations.

Professor Vorobets' isn't a particularly exciting lecturer. However, she posts sample problems before each exam, is fairly accessible outside of class, and has/will grant HW extensions. The course is basically 3 tests, the final, and HW. Tests 1-2 aren't bad, 3 is a bit tougher. The final is probably the toughest, but overall not too unmanageable.

Calc III is challenging and requires effort. That being said, Vorobets was always willing to help outside of lectures. She does have a sense of humor, and can make the content more enjoyable that way. The class covers lots of material in a short time span, so reading the textbook before class helps you get more from her lectures.

All the homework is online through WebAssign, and I recommend doing all the required and all of the optional homework assignments; by doing so, I barely had to study before each exam, usually just doing her practice problems the night before or the morning of. Vorobets has an accent but she's not hard to understand, and she makes jokes all the time

I have had this professor twice (152 and 308). it does take a little to get used to her accent but she posts really good notes to her website as well and study material for tests. While the material is difficult all the tests and quizzes that she writes are fair. She is also good about giving partial credit. funny

Vorobets' lectures were amazing, as she explained things in a down to earth manner and did tons of example problems in class. She's also pretty lighthearted about solving problems. Also, she lets you know what the most important parts are and grades the other parts less harshly (e.g., counting off less than a point for algebra).

She is great, if you go to class you'll pass. Her lectures are good, never boring easy to pay attention. She does have an accent but is very easy to understand.

Her exams were exactly like the homework, so if you don't chegg your way through homework, then you will do well. She's subtly funny, and she's very intelligent. She always explains herself clearly, but not too much. (ex. she won't explain simple algebra and some trig function work).

Mariya is great! I'm taking her again next semester for MATH 308. I think her lectures are clear to understand, and she moves at the perfect pace for me. The first two weeks are a little slow, but you can blame that on cal3 curriculum tbh. She drops one quiz grade and three homework grades. The tests are similar to lecture and hw problems. :)

I'm taking Dr. Vorobets this semester for cal 3 and she's great. She's really funny and she clearly explains her examples in class. She grades based off understanding of the content and doesn't take off very much for sign errors/algebra mistakes. I'm definitely taking her again next semester for math 308.

She's a tough lady but very straight forward. I will say she will roast you if you ask stupid questions. She made calc 3 easy and wanted you to learn, not memorize. All in all, great prof.

Although at first it is tough to understand her, Professor Vorobets is a good professor. The tests are easier than the homework and if you struggle with the homework, she is very helpful during office hours. Her tests are difficult but fair. Although at first she seems very strict, she is actually very nice and makes many jokes during class.

Overall Dr. Vorobets is a great teacher. I actually learned the material for Cal 3 thoroughly with her help. I think figuring out how to study for her exams was the trickiest part. What I did was review the online homework and complete the review. Her lectures are straight to the point and effective. I'm taking her again for differential equations.

It's not an easy A but it's definitely possible. I was scared to take MATH 251 but she really helps you out. DO THE HOMEWORK. I worked out each question and did extra ones from the textbook. That's the best way to learn. The tests/quiz will be a lot easier once you know how to solve the problem. Go to office hours after exams. She is very lenient.

Best math professor Ive ever had. This is my second semester with Dr. Vorobets and I would recommend her to anybody. She grades fairly, teaches well, and is so kind and caring. She is very open to questions and I feel she knows how to teach to anyones abilities. You can tell she genuinely cares about your success!

Dr. Vorobets is a gifted professor. She can definitely teach and her tests are very manageable if you work hard. I would strongly recommend attending the week-in reviews, they're very helpful and another way to reinforce the learned material. The only thing that was difficult was the final exam. But overall, Dr. Vorobets is the best prof at TAMU.

I took Dr. Vorobets for Cal 3 last semester and DiffEq this semester and I would definitely take her again if I could. Her quiz and test questions are always reasonable and she is also very generous with partial credit. She really cares about her students and has a good sense of humor, even if she comes off as apathetic at first.

Dr. Vorobets seems apathetic but she actually cares about her students. Ask her questions and she'll do her best to explain them. She's reasonable. I studied a lot by doing the optional homework from the textbook and redoing class notes. I haven't taken calculus for 6 months and still was able to do ok in the class so YOU CAN DO IT :)

Its monday.. Solid prof. DifEq is just really hard. Tests were just like the lectures. She gave us no homework. Instead, she'll post a list of problems (non graded) from the book to work out to help prepare for exams. She's really understanding, kind, and funny. Your best bet for exams is to work out as many probs from her list/lecture as possible

I had her for both 251 and 308 but overall she's really good at explaining concepts in her office hours and always posts her notes.

I took Professor Vorobet's classes for both 251 and 308. She is definitely the best prof I had so far. Her lectures are mainly examples and Her lectures are also posted. For 251, she is very generous on grading and extra points. 308 is harder since it is more quiz and test heavy, but she will always give you enough practice for the test and quiz.

Awesome prof, but the lectures are super important. She uploads the lectures pretty promptly after class and is always accessible. Tests are just like the problems we do in lecture, so make sure to study. She is really understanding and is always willing to help.

Failed my first exam, but managed to do decent on the next exams and got a near perfect score on the final. Dr Vorobets was always willing to help students before / after class and during office hours. Usually pretty quick with emails. She went over lots of examples that were helpful for exams. Scheduled quizzes. Truly cares about her students.

Professor Vorobets is a good professor. She really explains the concepts well and I have never had an issue grasping the big ideas. The tests are pretty difficult though so be prepared for that.

Vorobets is one of the best professors I've yet to have. She knows a great deal about what she's talking about but she is great at explaining it at a college level. Her tests are hard but she allows formula sheets and is a fair grader. MATH221 is a difficult class, but if you go to her office hours she is great at clearing up any confusion.

Dr. Vorobets was overall a good teacher if you're good at math. She didn't necessarily help when it came to teaching, and never really explained answers well when questions were asked in her class. As long as you pay attention to lectures, do the homework, and can do the practice problems without notes, then it should be an easy A.

Was super generous about rescheduling a test after I got sick. Even gave me a couple days post recovery to study.

Great prof for cal3, 90% of the grade is based on 5 exams, 10% HW. This isn't bad because the example problems given in lecture & on HW are on the same rigor as test questions. If you didn't upload solutions in time you can email her and she will accept them. You will need to pay for HW access via cengage. She give jokes occasionally in class :D

I have had her for 2 semesters for different calc classes and she's fantastic as always. Attending lecture is not mandatory but super helpful to understand concepts. She is super understanding and does her best to help her students. She has always been straightforward and doesn't try to trick us badly.

Dr. Vorobets is a fantastic professor. She is extremely understanding and kind! Calculus 3 is a very hard class, but Dr. Vorobets helped make it easier.

I had Dr. Vorobets for Calc 2 and 3 and going to take her for diffeq. The tests were reasonable and open notes! She gives reviews with similar questions and doesn't try to trick you. She posts lecture notes online so you could go back to it if you missed something she wrote. There is weekly homework on Webassign and she drops a few of them.

had her for 221 & she was solid. 308 is a different story. very caring, but her personal life took ahold of our entire semester. She wouldnt show to office hours, wouldnt answer emails for 5days-2weeks, & didnt grade anything for two months. We thought she left midsemester. Open note & non proctored so id still recommend in hopes her issues resolve

Dr. Vorobets is a great Diff. Eq professor. The class is hard by itself but she was great at explaining the material and didn't give us any surprises on the tests or quizzes. However she rarely responded to emails and it took a while to get thing graded, but when you could get through to her she was super helpful.

I had Dr. Vorobets for Calculus III and Differential Equations. She is a very good professor, and gives good lectures. Homework is frustrating and nothing like lectures or exams. The class is very disorganized. She grades very easily, and she is funny, nice, and accommodating. Despite the disorganization, I would still recommend her.

If I could take her for every one of my math courses, I would! Lectures are straightforward and notes are easy to follow. HW is an easy grade booster because she gives unlimited attempts. Exams were similar to the practice exam and quizzes. Doesn't give any wtf/challenging questions as some profs do. Practice! Practice! Practice!

Lectures are strictly designed to teach what will be on quizzes and tests. Occasional quizzes and 4 tests. Weekly homework but I think every prof does this. No trick questions. Everything on quizzes and tests were covered in lecture. Does have a European accent but definitely still understandable. Little to no personality and grades leniently.

Professor Vorobets is relatively nondescript, but is a good teacher. You're unlikely to love or hate her: she's fair, she's funny from time to time, she's relatable, but she isn't an outstanding professor. She teaches her content and teaches it well, and I have no complaints with her.

Homework was not mandatory but provided great practice and in-depth solutions. Exams tested understanding of the material instead of trick questions.

Her lecture notes are really good, homework is pretty fair, and she wont surprise you on tests. Solid choice

This professor has very straightforward lectures and tests. She gets to the point quickly. She is very test-heavy, so you need to make sure to be on top of the exams to do good in the class. I took her again for diffeq because, she was a great professor.

Her lectures can get boring but she has her funny moments. Her grades are from quizzes and exams only so that is a bit scary. Her exams and quizzes are reasonable. There is going to be a lot that gets crammed into your head so it good to keep up with optional practice problems she has for you to do.

Vorobets has good lectures, with plenty of practice problems done in-class and some very funny moments. She goes over exactly what she plans to cover on each exam beforehand, never throws any curveballs, and grades fairly. There is no homework, so practice is nearly entirely self-guided, which may work better for some than others.

Dr. Vorobets may seem cold at first, but she is pretty friendly and very nice if you ask questions. Her exams are typically not difficult, very similar to notes and homework. Teaches content pretty well too. It is just a difficult class. Her exams are graded very leniently too. At the very end, I received a grade bump too!

She is monotone in her lectures which can sometimes make it boring, but she always has her funny moments and always willing to answer questions. Majority of your grade in the class is based on exams so make sure to study! No homework, but occasional quizzes/python assignments.

Dr. Vorobets is kind and lectures are helpful because she is good at explaining things. Lectures are recorded and uploaded to Canvas after class as well as lecture notes. The homeworks are short and do not take much time compared to other math classes at A&M. The workload is reasonable and I would definitely take her again.

Vorobets teaches pretty well, she can be pretty funny, but overall she is pretty average. You can't go wrong taking a class with her. She grades generously, is willing to help and fix grades, and she actually cares about the ppl in her class.

Dr. V is so close to being an amazing professor. She is very competent and I would recommend her, but coming from Amy Austin's classes these were not quite as good. She teaches every topic well but sometimes I felt like I had to connect ideas myself. Easy grader, Homework is optional, quizzes out of class. We only had one python HW

Her lectures are sometimes a little hard to follow, she posts notes but not lecture recordings. Exams are fairly difficult if you don't keep up with lectures as you go through the semester. You cannot cram everything right before the exam.

Dr. Vorobets is the GOAT! She is literally amazing! Love love love her. Only reason I'm getting a B is cus i didn't go to class. Her lectures are actually SO good. She goes slow so you can understand. Grades tests leniently. She is also really funny! Took her for cal 3, loved her so much that I'll took her again.

Incredible math prof. She posted the notes after class in case you missed it, and the answers for the homework were in the back of the book to check. The exams were pretty doable, plus she gave us a practice exam that had the exact kind of questions. Also she's very funny

Although I did poorly in her class this was much more of a reflection of me not putting enough effort into her class. Dr. Vorobets was super engaging, lecture notes were super helpful, and the class is not too difficult if you keep on top of everything.

Dr. Vorobets is a great. She goes step by step on how to solve each question. She has a great sense of humor. Although the homework is optional, I recommend still doing it and being consistent as it prepares you for the exams.

17% Quizzes, 2 25% Midterms and 1 30% Test, (3% project). She has optional Hw but the questions are exactly like on the test so just do them right before the exam. I gave minimum effort to this class and did all the hw's for the test the day before and got an A wo going to class. However, I did in the beginning and she is so funny, def a good prof.

Overall, she was a decent professor. Wasn't over the top amazing, but still decent. I will say, the class is fairly difficult. That isn't really the fault of the professor though, that's just how the subject is. Attendance isn't required, but she doesn't post lectures online. I'd say she's probably one of the best options for this class.

She teaches the concepts well and I am always a fan of taking notes on the pre-made PDFs. She isn't that hard to understand and she is unintentionally funny.

Dr. V is a great professor. Her lectures can be kind of boring if you aren't into proofs but she adds personality to her lectures and the assignments are not too bad. The exams are nothing crazy and I've learned a lot in this course.

She's an unironically funny and sweet lady. However, her lectures can be tedious, and she needs to correct some copy errors in her notes that affect her answers. She changed our tests midsemester from half MCQ and half FRQ to fully FRQ, killing my test average. She also grades hard on her FRQs, looking to take away points instead of giving them.

Dr. Vorobets is really nice and does her best to makes sure you succeed. Lectures can be very boring so make sure to work on outside of class. 3rd exam wasn't too bad especially if you do lots of practice problems. Will tell you exactly what is on her exams the class day before each exam so make sure to pay attention.

She often pushed back homework assignments to give students more time to study for exams. Her exams were difficult (as one would expect) but fair. This is a hard class regardless of professor. I often walked away from exams doing better than I would expect. Not a bad choice for 251.

Prof V's lectures can be a bit dry, but she makes the material engaging with her quirky personality. The homework is optional but super helpful for acing the exams. unstuck ai was a lifesaver for exam prep!

Dr. V's lectures were a bit hard to keep up with, but she posts the lecture notes, which is nice. The exams are tough because they are all free response, but she grades pretty leniently. The exams themselves make up like 80% of your grade, so homework (which is through webassign) and quizzes (which are in recitation) don't matter much.

Lectures are not mandatory as she uploads her lecture notes but going to class is very helpful because she explains the material really well. The exams make up most of the class grade and are all free response but she uses the class before exams to review the information and provides exam reviews that are similar to the exam. Take her if you can!

She uploads her notes which is nice. She was just so monotonous and I self taught myself the whole course. The exams are tricky on purpose so study study study for those. She was very generous with partial credit though.

Tests are very similar to the review, and she is extremely generous with grading. The class average for exam 3 (notoriously the hardest exam for math 221) was a B. I would recommend her if you would just like a good letter grade, but I had a hard time paying attention during lecture due to her teaching style. Great professor though, very nice.

I took this as a freshman 1st sem. I thought the exams were all extremely similar to the WIR's, Reviews, and HW questions. As long as you do them all before each exam it's easy to get an A on the exams. I was told calc2 was much harder and I am sooo glad I listened. I felt this was siginficantly easier than even calc BC in hs. HW is super light to.

Dr. V's lectures explained everything that will be on her exams, and she always posted completed notes and plenty of review material for exams on Canvas. Quizzes were simple, and exams were slightly more challenging than quizzes, however she is very generous with partial credit. Would definitely recommend her class for Calc III.

Dr.V is a really nice person; her lectures cover all the materials needed for the test and quizzes. The quizzes every Friday are pretty much as free as they can be; sometimes the questions are taken straight from the homework. The tests are a little harder, but not too bad as long as you attended the lectures.

Overall, pretty solid option for a calc prof. Her lectures, quizzes, and exams are pretty straightforward and build off of each other. Her tests were all frq but shes def one of the nicer profs when it comes to partial credit. Her lectures are a bit boring but she actually explains things well.

Explains things well, homeworks are alright but can take up time near the end. Quizzes are simple (same level as notes), exams are slightly trickier but use the review resources provided. Rounds up grades.