Shes tough but also fair, very helpful. You had better know how to write for her class! Stickler on specifics especially on papers. Tests can be tricky, use the study guide! Very cute. She does not put up w/ cell phones and talking,[good!].

teacher was clear & understanding.. if you take pos 100.. take it online =) was pretty easy..

Not very helpful if you don't have a grasp on the history of NV. I moved here from another state and the first day she gave us a quiz on the history of NV that was 10% of our grade. Class is boring and the notes you take have nothing to do with the test

Prof.Young is fun friendly and animated. She knows her subject well. She is very flexible with her students. Kind and very easygoing. If you like Nevada history and Politics this class is for you eventhough it is required for all majors. The level of easiness is great. She give many opportunities to make up points. Great Work!

She was awesome. Really helpful. Tests were really hard, but she'll work with you on them. GO TO CLASS!!!!! If you miss class then its pretty hard to catch up, and stay caught up with textbook reading!! Great Professor!

Took 4 week, 1 credit course on Friday mornings. She was a great teacher w/good discussions. Incredibly knowledgeable about many political science things and history in general. All multiple choice tests.

This class I took the 5 week version. It is fast. You have a quiz every week and its 10 questions 25% of final grade. You have one paper that is 25% of your grade. Final is 50 questions 60% of your grade. However the final is 75% of the questions you have already seen on the quizzes. I got A paper, A's quizzes and B on final, Final grade B.

This teacher is great. I took it over the summer for just a week. It was the best. There was a quiz everyday over the material covered the day before. She gives a study guide and the final is the exact same questions. There is a paper thats super easy. Just do it and you'll get an A. She's not out to get you, and wants you to do well.

Immensely study off the study guides and know every part of the essay questions and this class will be easy. Good professor and understanding of her students situations.

She is very helpful. She is always there for her students. I just love being in her class.

Great teacher, easiest class i've had this semester! =) All the materials are basically preped for you online so as long as you actually do the study guides it's a breeze.

Very efficient and knowledgeable instructor; she showed all the hallmarks of someone who has actually been taught how to teach. She made a boring subject easy to understand. Her class also used the current ballot initiatives (pre-election Oct 08) to further understand the state versus federal constitutions. It was an extremely helpful class.

I took the 5 wk class and we had a 10 ? quiz each week, one essay, and a final. Young was a great professor, and she somehow made the boring subject relatively interesting. If you take good notes in class and use her quiz/final study guides its really easy to keep up. She seems really knowledgeable about the subject too- definitely recommend.

In this 5 week class you have 3 quizzes (she drops the lowest one), 1 paper (2-3 pages) and a final. It's all pretty easy as long as you stay on top of the reading (short but dense; you'll read the whole book) and pay attention during her lectures. Being a 2.5 hour class, it can become boring but she does a decent job of keeping things interesting.

If you read the book and then attend her course you will doing really well. I only did that for half the semester and still got a B+ but if you don't read and don't attend lecture good luck. She is also very friendly and knows a lot about her subject.

Very good teacher! Extremely easy information, no reason you can't get an A in her class. Just be sure to come to class, participate and take notes. Book is easy to understand and she gives study guides for exams. No homework, no assignments. Only 3 exams and they are not cummulative. Great teacher, take her!

Boring teacher, know's her stuff though. I have her in a large class and you can barely hear her in the back, make sure you study for the tests, if you come to class and study hard you will be fine, and read the text, something i did not do.

Very good, simple class. It's easy: go to class. Download the final reviews for each of the 3 tests. Every time she repeats a sentence, find the category on the review that it corresponds to and write it down verbatim.It really is easy extremely simple! Just listen for her repeating a sentence very slowly. Also, get participation points!!! B=A.

She knows her material! You'll be more successful if you use your book(s). Write down anything she repeats/emphasizes (chances are, it'll be on the test). She's very friendly & pretty funny. Class participation = extra credit. She HATES people who leave in the middle of lecture; it's rude.) I had no essays because of the large class size. (100+)

Easy A. You just need to read the textbook, watch online videos and take weekly quizzes. There were also two essays on pretty familiar topics. Many questions on the final are same as the weekly quizzes.

This 5 weeek course is easy on time. Weekly readings,watch online videos and take notes, weekly quizzes & 2 papers to write, take final - which is mostly the last set of reading and previous quiz questions. Take this course!

Class was hard for a one credit class. I took the class online. Four 10 question quizzes - only 15 minutes to complete, and one chance. Quiz questions came mostly from online video lectures. One paper to complete, no less than 700 words. Final was the easiest. Print out all the quizzes, as there were a lot of duplicate questions.

Not very easy for a one credit class. Weekly discussion posts, weekly quizzes, one paper and a final exam. The quizzes are what matter a lot! Don't slack! Final exam is mostly the quizzes so make sure to print them out. Videos lectures are boring but important to listen to. Not very fun at all. Clear instructions though.

After reading the reviews for this class I was terrified, but it really isn't that bad! Expect to watch the lectures every week & take notes during it. Some quiz questions can be tricky, but if you pay attention to the lecture you will be fine. Review the quiz answers as many of these questions will be on the exam. Discussions are easy too!

This class is required to UNLV. So accept that fact and get over it. It is NOT a hard class. Watch the lectures. Take notes with the power points. Read!! Follow the directions of the syllabus! Post your discussions and reply to others. You will do fine.

Online, 5 weeks 4 quizzes (10?-15min). 4 weekly discussion ?s (+2 responses). 1 paper (summary of radio clip). Write down word for word video lecture, review, A on quiz. Hardly used textbook (2-3 ?s at most). Final (60?-90min) 35% of grade, review all lectures & study sheet, easy A. Exam ?s straight from video lectures, no tricks, very thorough.

I was terrified of this professor because of the comments on here but took her anyways. The comments are completely wrong. The class is very easy. The modules are time consuming for a one credit class but she gives an outline of questions to answer for each section and those are what the quizzes and discussion are based on. Not hard at all.

TBH this class was so easy. All you have to do is take notes and make sure that the questions that are written out before each lesson are answered. For the discussions, make sure that you are answering all the questions with enough information, with the responses make sure it creates more conversation (it extends the conversation)

Prof. Young is very nice and caring; she stays after class to answer questions and to help with anything you need. She is a solid prof. Material is not too hard to comprehend. I'd say this class is an easy A if you, first, go to class; second, write your notes into the exam review sheets she posts on webcamp. Do it and you'll be more than fine.

There may be lots of negative criticism about professor Young, but I feel most of these people are just mediocre students. I took her in the summer. The class lasted 1 week, and I felt her lectures were very relevant, and she is very good at what she does. I enjoyed having her as an instructor even though the time was limited. Thank you Ms. Young.

I took professor young during the 2018 fall semester and I truly enjoyed her class. Shes friendly and really does care about your grade. The lectures are really long, but if you go to them youll pass with NO ISSUE. Pay attention, take notes, and dont skip. Its not a hard class, just dont be lazy. Shes also clear about the papers (only two).

The class is very boring so be prepared for having to sit through it, she just reads off of the powerpoints and occasionally writes some stuff on the board. Grades are based off of two exams, two papers, and a final, so you really do have to work hard. She does give study guides for the tests which are just definitions, know them and you'll pass.

Professor Young is an amazing teacher. As a Poli-Sci Major, I would say that this was a very good beginning class to take as an introduction to political science. I've gained a high understanding of Government because of the class. I definitely recommend this class for those with the same Major. Lectures are interesting and well presented.

This was a really easy class. She posts video lectures with a power point and the transcript of her lectures making it very easy to take notes on your computer. There are 4 quizzes and discussions that are very easy, a short paper (she's a nice grader), and a final exam that came straight from the internet.

Professor young was a good professor, I personally did bad in the class because of myself. I think she was good during the lectures, tried to get people to participate, and did what she was supposed to. I would say make sure you take notes if you take this class. Otherwise its not very difficult.

Everything is super straightforward. There are quizlets online for everything but you probably wont need them. Discussion posts are a bit annoying but very doable. Paper is simple as well just make sure to follow the syllabus. Content only took me an hour or 2 per week. Overall if youre a decent writer and okay at retaining information, youre good

Content is really easy and is common sense. Bad thing is your grade will be based on 3 tests and 2 papers. Test is really easy tho just make sure you try by at least reading the textbook and going to lectures. Offers extensions to papers w/o asking. Make sure you participate in class or she'll catch you lacking by asking a question (happens a lot)

The class itself was pretty easy to get a hang of. I didn't read the book once but paying attention to lectures and using her study guide helps a lot. Just stick with the rubric and write notes and you'll do fine. There's 3 tests and 2 papers.

PSC100 was clear to understand, as long as you stay on top of your assignments and course work you will be fine! get ready to read and watch videos most of the time but this online class only lasts 5 weeks and is worth 1 credit. Your grade is based on: 4 discussion posts, 4 quizzes, 1 writing assignment and the final exam.

She really does her best to prepare you for each exam. Really focus on what she writes on the board and not so much on the whole lecture. Study what she writes on the board, what she directly tells will be on the exam, and the already provided flashcards from each textbook chapter and you'll be alright.

I just had Professor Young last semester and she was so amazing! All of these reviews are obviously made by student who probably disrespected her. Every class was fun, she is very interactive with her students and funny! She really cares about her students and is very understanding. I wish I could take Professor Young for every PSC I have to take.

Reviews aren't accurate now. Only couple grades in this class. 3Exams/2Papers. Bathroom policy counting an absence is gone. Her lectures are more important than the book! Come to class ask questions & pay attention you'll succeed at the exams. Lectures are heavy but she makes it fun if you do. Come to this class trying to learn & you'll be fine!

Prof Young was a great lecturer. Most of the time u dont need to read the textbook, I didn't read it once. However, everything she writes on the board is VERY important and 100% will show up on the test. Take good notes of anything she writes on the board or repeats multiple times and you will pass with an A! Grades are mostly based on 3 exams

I enjoyed this class and it was pretty easy. Grade is based on 3 exams, all multiple choice and 2 essays, 700 words. Everything in the exams will be what she covered in lectures. She was chill and funny, made learning about government and history pretty fun. I would take her again.

Class was pretty easy. 2 essays, 3 tests. I would say it is very important to show up to lectures, almost negates having to read the book. Her lectures are very informative and she mostly encourages class discussion and input. She did start to get the feeling that the people who are coming to class aren't reading the book so I would make sure to.

Took in 2023 Spring. This was a all online course. Honestly glad I took it and got it out of the way. It was easy enough with a few discussions and a 4-page paper about listening to the radio. Exams can be iffy though, so can't say an easy guaranteed A, but if you gotta get Nevada constitution out of the way the 5 week course is recommended to do.

Prof. Young's class is a mixed bag - engaging lectures, but strict attendance policies. Focus on her in-class notes and use Unstuck AI for exam prep to succeed in this course.

Good professor for an easy 5 week online class. Work is very doable, but can be a bit picky on participation for discussion posts

Attendance is required or it can drop your grade. If you go to class very consistently, listen, study, take good notes, focus on what she writes on the board and repeats then you'll do good. Use the study guides, she's a good lecturer but grade is only based off of 2 papers and 3 quizzes. Your grade is purely based off how hard you work.

Overall, she's alright, and you have to be ready for exam prep. You are only graded on about five total things, and there is no "homework," so you have to be able to genuinely prepare for the 80+ question exams that make up essentially your entire grade. The papers are easy to write; follow the syllabus.