she's always tries her best to help her students out in every possible way, ask her questions and help bc she explains things thoroughly and really breaks down the material so you can understand. everything she goes over and says in lab lecs are on the lab practicals. overall great lab professor

Great instructor! Would definitely recommend. She explains more than the lecture professors. She makes things understandable and more clear.

This professor is great and really cares about her students. This class is HARD and I mean HARD & if you don't study and put in work you will not pass. After she draws on the board go home & watch videos on the material, it will help! It's clear that she cares but she actually wants her students to learn the material so she won't let you off easy.

Anatomy and physiology is HARD. Dont take this class lightly. She knows her material, ask her questions, go to office hours, and take lab seriously. Study everyday. Make this class a priority.

This class requires effort and time, but those that study should be able to receive a passing grade. Grades are most reliant on exams, but her questions are based off of her lectures and powerpoints, so theres no need to read the content-heavy textbook. Challenging topics are broken down so students can understand them more easily. Great prof!

We were given 3 exams and they were not easy but if you show up to lecture and take notes, you will pass. Also, try studying every day. She is a very nice teacher, go talk to her outside of class if you need help. She breaks everything down very well. One of the best science teachers. Love how she explains everything, it really sticks.

I took her fall 2020. It was all online she had a well organized schedule. She posted videos and slides. Also worksheets that weren't graded but meant to be for you to learn. There was 2 midterms and 1 final. As well as group projects each week that were easy points. I would take the A&P sequence with her over Dr. Sumida if you can.

I went from rarely studying in highschool to studying 2+ hours every day and I still did ehh on my tests. If you don't study, you will not pass. there's 2 midterms and 1 final(multiple choice, writing, and drawing). She lectures the whole time and there's no study guide. You have to study EVERYTHING. She's very good at lecturing

This class was very difficult because of the amount of information taught in lectures but the professor was very nice and helpful when asked to explain the concepts not understood in lecture. Do recommend attending office hours to better understand the information taught. Highly recommend Professor Iyengar.

This class requires an immense amount of time of studying and repeating concepts to truly understand them. You will not pass this class simply by reviewing material once, so dont be that one person who says oh I hope it will just come to me during the test at that point you should be hoping that theyll offer it in the summer lol. Awesome prof!

Professor Iyengar is a great professor, the resources are there such as office hours. You really need to review the concept over and over in order to understand them. She's a great professor and is funny! I most likely will be taking this course again but I am glad that she will be teaching it. Anatomy is complex and hard.

Anatomy is nothing easy. She does her job well and does what she can to help us out. She even simplifies material as much as she can sometimes. This class isnt easy AT ALL. You have to study 8+ hours a WEEK. I don't understand the criticism on her teaching if she does her best. The material is just hard.

Professor Iyengar is a great professor, her lectures are straightforward. This course is very lecture heavy, if you don't attend lectures or put in the effort for this course, you won't do well. I recommend studying with a group of people and attending the SI sessions.

Class is hard. You have to put time in. Attendance isnt taken but missing class can hurt.

if you don't study at least 1-2 hours a day for this class, you will not pass. it has nothing to do with the professor, the class itself is just insanely difficult. iyengar can have some pretty sarcastic jokes which can be irritating, but she really is funny for the most part. she really cares about your success and will always help.

Anatomy and Physiology in general is probably one of the hardest college classes because it contains alot of dense information. Professor Iyengar is a great lecturer. What helped me get a high A in this class was STUDYING before the lectures and STUDYING after. I then took a week before the exam to review everything.

Professor Iyengar is an amazing professor. She cares about students and their success in her courses. The reason people don't like her is because the class is REALLY difficult. A&P has a lot of material, however her slides really do help and cover everything. If you want to be successful in this class you need to study every day for 2 hours.(min)

She gives good lectures and tells you what to study for the most part but it is a hard class. Lots of material and she doesnt get through some of it because there is so much.

Excellent professor who does her best to break down difficult and complex concepts of anatomy and physiology. Also she is strict with grading and making sure you do assignments and study, which pushes you to actually learning material along with giving you tips to do so.

The teacher herself isn't a bad teacher, she wants to see her students succeed but the class is very very difficult. She goes really quick, would not recommend doing notes in class. Study them before and after to prepare for the exams. Has a heavy workload

Iyengar is such a good professor compared to others. Anatomy is definitely a hard class no matter where you take it. You need to attend all the lectures, either online or in person or else you'll be completely lost. She also gives a lot of supplemental help and a ton of office hours, so she gives all the help you'll need.

One of my favorite professors. The subject itself is tough, but she makes it fun & I like the way she does lectures. Attendance is definitely mandatory. She uploads supplementary videos for us for exams which are really helpful. HW only once a week. Exams are pretty hard, but if you study it shouldn't be bad. Always had office hours, overall, great

Biology is hard but she makes sure to tell us what we need to know. I recommend paying attention during her lectures and do the homework she gives out every week. The class requires a lot of studying but that's not the professor's fault. She is a really good lecturer and is accessible. She also makes supplemental videos for us.

Bio2230 is a fast-paced lecture class, tests are difficult so make sure you are paying attention and studying. Biology is not an easy course, Iyengar tries her best to make it easier but it is still difficult. She does give extra credit opportunities but it's 3 points max. I recommend attending class in person rather than zoom it helps a lot.

She is a great professor. She wants the best for her students. Her supplemental videos are super helpful for studying for exams. Definitely recommend studying weeks in advance for her lecture exams.

This class is not difficult as long as you keep up with the material and study in advance for her lecture exams. I recommend studying at least 1 week before! Her supplemental videos definitely helped and doing concept maps helped too. I definitely like the way she lectures and she uses iClicker during class as well, just a heads up!

Professor Iyengar is a great teacher. You can tell that she cares a lot because she definitely tries to make the class as easy. She offers office hours, supplemental videos, and in class questions. I thought the tests were somewhat difficult but everything is based off her lectures. Her lectures are loaded so make some time to study, dont wait.

Obviously cares deeply about the material and the success of students. She is available during office hours where she will explain anything to you in-depth. This class is built not only for your success but for you to actually understand the material. Don't expect to not have to study, you are in college. Overall amazing and helped me learn so much

This class is NOT as difficult as everyone makes it out to be. But it requires A LOT of studying. She posts supplemental videos, watch them but prioritize the slides over anything. First semester I received a B+ and an A in the second semester. I saw the biggest change when I learned how I need to study. Exams are honestly just memorization.

I love Miss I! She is very accessible outside of lecture; I attended almost all of her office hours, she always uploaded supplemental videos for us on Youtube, and her explanations made the content make sense. This is a very difficult class, but she made it bearable. If you put in the work & the effort, you will be successful in this class!

Honestly a very hard class, but the teacher is great. She's understanding and funny. Cares about her students and offers extra credit and even got rid of some assignments to boost peoples grades. She says the grade you get is the grade you earned, but she does help out a lot. Put in the hours and you'll succeed in this class.

This class is tough but doable, as long as you study! You won't be able to memorize the material overnight, so do not wait until the last minute to study. I recommend AUDIO recording the lectures and then going back to the slides to reteach yourself. Ms. Iyengar is also really funny and makes the class entertaining, I really enjoyed her.

professor iyangar is the best she cares about her students and is there for her students. she is Amazing and I would definitely take her course again her office hours are sooo helpful so take advantage. I received an A- first semester 2230 and an A for 2240 she is amazing

The professor is amazing! The class does have a lot of information you need to know but what do you expect from a class aimed towards students going into healthcare. Your are not going to pass this class unless you spend a few hours studying and thats the truth. Any questions you have ask the professor or lab instructor they are super helpful!

She is an amazing professor! She truly cares about the people taking her course and tries to help them as much as she can. The courses are very lecture-heavy but everything that is on the tests is covered by the lectures and her office hours are so helpful.

The class is very difficult, but Iyengar style of teaching helps.

She is really nice! her teaching is very helpful and she's always trying her best to help others do great. She also does extra credit which helps boost your grade up. I would really recommend taking this course with her and there was three exams throughout the whole semester, just make sure you study each day to pass the class.

Professor Iyengar helped me transition smoothly into college. I love anatomy, but this course requires a hefty load of focus, will and determination. Apart from being an amazing and effective lecturer, she is incredibly sweet and understanding too! Utilize her supplemental sources. Remember, effort is your strongest precursor to success! :)

This class is absolutely difficult and lecture heavy. Ms. Iyengar always tries to add some dry humor in her lectures and does offer help to those who ask it. Her grading style is reasonable and she does her job well. However, I can see how some can consider Ms. Iyengar to be a bit negative, but I'd say she's more strict and blunt, in my opinion.

Professor Iyengar is a really good professor who is very knowledgeable about what she's teaching. She cares about your understanding and wants to make sure you understand the concept fully. I can see how some may say she has passive aggressive humor, but just don't take it personally. Study early and make sure you really REALLY get everything.

This class overall is tough & lecture heavy; uses an app to track attendance & to stay engaged & uses it to ask a question on the lecture. She is a stern teacher, but it makes sense with how heavy the class can be. She really means it when she says to study after every lecture, but always gives resources (office hours, study sessions, & tutoring)

I really enjoyed these two classes and learned a lot. You have to put the work in and STUDY STUDY STUDY if you want to pass the class. The lectures are very interesting. No study guides are given and EVERYTHING ON THE SLIDES is fair game. Overall really enjoyed 2230&2240.

Professor Iyengar's class is very straightforward, and you'll only foster good results if you put in the work. The class is very lecture heavy; the lab and lecture exams make or break your grade! One thing I did notice is that she doesn't give much extra credit. When she does, it does very little to impact the grade.

This definitely is a detail oriented class so you need to know how to study as well as go to SI Sessions, office hours, or tutoring to aid you in passing. Iyengar can be intimidating to approach but she is more than happy to go the extra mile to help students with difficult processes so just ask her! also do your check your understanding questions!

Definitely not an easy class, passing is possible but you gotta study after every lecture or studying 2 weeks before an exam because of the amount of content and detail covered. All and any information covered in lecture is important. She has lot's of opportunities out of class to ask for help on any of the material.

Dropped biol2230 as it wasn't needed for my major switch at some point, but I loved sitting in for Iyengar's lectures. She has a really no bs & realistic humor that is actually super endearing and made for fun lecture! Hw and assignments were straightforward, JUST DO YER STUDYING! can absolutely be passed & the resources provided are SO helpful.

Iyengar is not as evil as ppl make her out to be, they're just upset cuz they got a bad grade in the class lol. Make sure to study as often as you can! Any small detail in lecture can be on the exams. This class is hard for a reason. Understanding A&P is crucial especially if you're a pre-nursing student so just put in the effort, I wish I did.

An amazing professor! Her lectures were information heavy but informative. During lectures, the notes are already made and you fill in the blanks or add extra information and when you finish, the notes are incredible help for homework, labs, and tests. If you take the class, Study and do the Q and A's at the end of notes!

Everyone is mad because they failed the class, however her classes are difficult but not impossible, as longest you study you'll do alright.

Professor Iyengar is a great instructor who cares about her students. She breaks down concepts clearly, making the material easier to understand. The class is demanding, but if you study consistently and stay engaged, you'll do well. Don't be discouraged by what others say she's always willing to help. You just need to put in the time and effort:)

I believe Iyengar is a good professor. While her class is hard, she is keeping it real. Nursing school is going to be harder than that with way less help. Whenever I needed it I could go to Iyengar for help during office hours. She seems unapproachable until you actually go talk to her. I did have to put in 4-8 hours of studying outside of class.

The class is difficult, but so is the concept of anatomy, there are two sections for this very reason. I would recommend watching her supplementary videos online, these genuinely carried my grade. Don't be afraid to talk to her, she is a tough grader, but she isn't heartless!

1000% love this prof, you do have to put in a lot of work and its not easy, however Iyengar herself is one of the most caring profs I have ever had and also the funniest, extremly down to earth and overall a really great person, however her class is one of the hardest things I have had to do.

A&P is an extremely difficult class but Iyengar is a wonderful professor. I enjoyed all her lectures and felt that she prepared me well for my future. people think Iyengar is the issue but it's literally because they don't put in the effort to actually learn/study. you have to be willing to study consistently, visit office hours, tutoring, etc.

I maintained an A the entire semester, however it is not easy at all! If you want to pass you have to study for this class like at least 4-7 times a week, and you have to sacrifice a lot of time. The lectures are really heavy, my best tips is recording lecture and then hear it back again and take notes, recall also really helps.