Dr. Meyers did amazing for it only being her first semester teaching. Minimal work outside of class, with weekly quizzes on prep and class material, and her tests arent that difficult if you understand her lectures. Shes one of the only professors Ive had who talks about real world issues and how biology applies to those real world issues.

Dr. Meyer's is a great professor! The test are slightly difficult, but if you take notes from her powerpoints it isn't that bad. There are weekly quizzes which have no limit of attempts and "reflections" both of which are simple and easy 100's. Attendance isn't mandatory because she'll post the lecture recording online but I recommend going anyway!

She is the best professor I have ever had. Theres no final exam, there is a final project though. She is so nice and caring, and her expectations are clearly outlined. Tests were online and she is accessible outside of class. Words cant describe how much I loved this class and professor.

Dr. Meyers is definitely one of my favorite professors. You can literally feel her passion toward lectures. Biology is not my major nor my favorite subject, but I really enjoyed her class! She gave us an extra credit opportunity as well.

I really loved this class! Though the tests were online and open note, they could still be very tricky at times. She has lots of easy assignments that boost your grade such as weekly quizzes with unlimited attempts, weekly reflections, and showing up to class.

Great teacher and great class! She gives a lot of quizzes and reflections so make sure to get 100s on everything you can so you have room for mistakes during the tests! The test are difficult but open note so make sure to study even though its open note. Participate in class, pay attention during lectures, get 100s on every small thing!

Professor Meyers is great! She is very organized and if you go to lectures, you should be fine. Quizzes had unlimited attempts. Some tests were a bit too long given the time allowed, but they were all online. Final group project was fairly easy and there was no final

Honestly, Dr. Meyers was awesome. When she says to focus on key ideas for tests LISTEN TO HER!!! It becomes clear what she expects you to know after the first exam, if you pay attention it is a breeze. Group project instead of final & a lot of cushion for your grade w/weekly reflection, quiz, and an extra credit at the end of the semester.

not sure if it's the course or professor but this class felt like a high school class. extremely easy content and lectures were ok. professor meyers likes to talk A LOT. Easy to pass but beware she's a tough grader and is weirdly super strict on deadlines. she will NOT hesitate to lower your grade

I thought Dr. Meyers was an amazing professor and very organized. All of the assignments are done online. There's a reflection and quiz with unlimited tries every week. Also, 4 exams that are open note. Attendance is required but she's very considerate during this time with COVID. If you at least try to participate using TopHat, you'll be fine.

Professor Meyers made the lectures easy to follow and understand. She gives you access to the free textbook but you don't have to read it. She grades hard on the assignments so make sure you do everything right. The exams are specific but as long as you pay attention you'll be good.

This was Dr. Meyers's first time teaching 1108, and I think she did a great job. The class was fairly easy, especially for a condensed summer class. The tests were very straightforward and most of the questions came directly from her lecture. I enjoyed this class and Dr. Meyers's teaching.

Meyers is so sweet. 10% participation, 40% exams. Tests are kinda hard but they're only 10% of your grade each and they're open note. Weekly reflections and quizzes. Sort of feels like an elementary school class but she's great. Opportunity for extra credit to add around 1.5-2% to final grade.

Very easy class but a decent amount of busy work. If you try you should get an A- no problem.

She has good intentions when teaching but she treats the class like they are 3rd graders. Very easy class, easy tests, insane amount of work for a low level bio class.

Tests were open note and the final was a project with a random group (so hopefully you get a good group). Attendance was mandatory but the lectures were easy and interesting. Would recommend.

Dr. Meyers is such a caring professor. Her exams are the lecture slides and outside reading verbatim. She gives a few bigger assignments that are not stressful and a final group video project. She is an angel on Earth and offers plenty of help for anyone that needs it. She also chooses relevant and interesting material to cover.

Tophat used to take attendance and earn participation points. 4 units, with 1 assignment, 1 test, and a few quizzes each. Assignments can be turned in late for partial credit, but quizzes (due before class) cannot. The tests can be kinda confusing, but they're open note. No final exam. There is a final group project and groups are randomly assigned

She's an amazing lecturer who really cares about her students and made Biology feel easy. Tests are open notes, so if you pay attention, this class should be an easy A. If you need a Bio credit I can't recommend this class enough.

I have enjoyed this class! There are normally 2-3 assignments a week that are easy. The tests are open notes, but make sure to study some beforehand. The only thing I don't really like about this class is how the final project is a group project. Relying on a group for such a big grade, isn't great, especially if you are stuck with a bad one.

This class was very easy and as long as you complete the weekly quizzes and discussion posts, you'll pass. The tests are difficult but if you prepare you'll be ok.

Such a chill class. Dr. Meyers is very organized and clear with directions. Assignments aren't difficult but help your grade a lot. Exams are online and open note. Attendance is graded based on TopHat attendance based on your location. Lectures are not very engaging but very informative and easy to follow. Honestly can't say many bad things.

This was the first run of 2104H and prof did pretty well. Some of the lectures were boring/overwhelming but she was always there for questions in and out of the class. Some days were lectures and others were for case studies. Homework/Participation/Classwork are 50% altogether and (open-note) tests are 50%. Take her if you aren't a bio major.

I thought she was a chill professor. Her lectures were really interesting, and she is very knowledgeable about the subjects she teaches. There is a bit of busy work, but it is all super easy and helps boost your grade. Tests are open notes and online, and the final exam is a group project. Overall, it is an easy class and not very stressful.

Dr. Meyers is an amazing professor always extremely prepared for class, gives extra credit opportunities, and is overall very good at explaining the material. She can sometimes move a little slowly and her exams can kinda be a little wordy. This makes the exams a little harder than you would expect. Overall she's great.

Her instruction and the content she teaches is pretty straightforward. If you come to class and pay attention you'll be just fine.

Dr. Meyers was great. The lectures were exactly what was on the tests and you are allowed a half sheet of notes for each test. There are weekly quizzes (unlimited attempts) and reflections that help boost your grade, as well as some extra credit opportunities. She takes attendance through TopHat and her tests have been changed to in-person.

Dr. Meyers is very caring and makes bio concepts really easy to understand. As long as you keep up with the work, you'll be fine.

Her lectures are slow but comprehensive, and she posts both the slides and video recordings of the class. She allows a half sheet of notes for tests, but the tests are moderately difficult. There are only a few time-consuming assignments, but make sure you remember all of the due dates.

Dr. Meyers was a great professor! She grades easily and is super passionate about what she teaches. Attendance is mandatory and lectures can sometimes be a little lengthy and boring, but it's worth it for the easy A. For tests, she gives a cheat sheet you can bring on exam day. Other assignments are easy, just make sure to keep up with deadlines.

Mandatory attendance via TopHat with embedded questions for completion. Gives half sheet of paper for tests, but if not for this, I would not have done well. Lecture heavy and very unclear what will be on tests (when you ask, she says look at lecture goals). Final project was very tedious. Weekly unlimited quizzes on elc. Kinda passive aggressive.

I loved Dr. Meyers! She knew her content well and all of the assignments were easy. There are only 4 exams and a final project video, but all of it was doable. The last exam was questionable considering the class average was in the 70's... but other than that she grades work fairly. The content is super easy since it's over stuff I already know.

i loved dr meyers, she did her best to make a boring class interesting. take her if you can. got an A. tests are kind of hard but you get a half sheet of notes- draw diagrams on them, that helped me. and actually study! projects are not bad, assignments are incredibly easy. i actually learned a lot. if taking lab, take sofia varriano, she rocks!

Dr. Meyers was a solid teacher. She really knows her stuff and can make the hard concepts seem easy. Final project was with a group but was graded really leniently.

I found the lectures a bit boring and difficult to follow. I don't think I was the only one though, as class averages on tests were typically pretty low, ranging from a low C to B. This wasn't a very difficult class however, it just requires a bit of extra work, and Professor Meyers is easily accessible.

She is such a sweetie. Explains things well, but her lectures are long. She has extra credit, and her tests are not hard at all if you study.

This class was incredibly easy, especially if you've taken bio before. The professor is great. Cares about us, flexible, a good lecturer. If I didn't know everything already, the class would be super interesting. If you get a bad group, switch as fast as you can, she is flexible about groups but won't really enforce attendance or participation.

Dr. Meyes was an okay lecturer. There are many assignments that are done in class and outside of class too. The material is easy to learn and the exams are not bad at all. You get a cheat sheet to use on exams. Group project, which she assigns the groups, is your "final exam" and is a big chunk of your grade, so hopefully your group is nice.

Not bad at all for a biology class. I was nervous going in because of reviews, but if you study the slides and write on your cheat sheet all the learning objectives for each chapter you will do fine on the exams. Grades easily on assignments and group project is your final exam. She is also willing to help outside of class!

Super easy class. We were allowed half a page of notes on the tests and if you can write small and copy down the slides you'll do fine. I never really had to study. No final, just a group project that was very easy and we were given class time to complete.

You will be assigned a group to sit with the rest of the year to do discussions with, and then complete the final project with. Meyers is a nice person and can be reached out to outside of class easily, but her lectures can drag on. The tests are "open note" if you write down all of your notes on the orange sheet of paper she gives you.

Meyers is not a bad professor by any means, but there was just not absolutely amazing that stood out to me. You get assigned a group that you have to do work with for the rest of the semester. Her lectures can also drag on a lot. You can use a half sheet of paper that you can use as a "cheat sheet" for tests so definitely take advantage of that.

She is a very nice professor but her class made me feel like I was not in college. We spent a lot of time learning stuff that was common sense and her lectures got pretty boring after a while. Also your grade is pretty dependent on your group projects, and I personally got stuck with a terrible group which sucks. Tests aren't too hard though.

SHE IS AMAZING!!! She is the best bio teacher I have ever encountered. I highly recommend taking her over the summer. If you understand the learning objectives you will be fine. Also, she records her lectures and uploads her slides and easily accessible. It is so helpful to utilize her office hours.

Dr. Meyer's class was something I looked forward to every week. She connected the class topics to real-life scenarios and showed interesting videos at the end of class if we finished the lectures early. Grade is based on before-class connect assignments and 4 Exams, all of which you are allowed a notecard of notes for.

This class was insanely easy but lectures were long and boring. She lets you type notes and also lets you make a cheat sheet for every exam that she also allows you to type. I did take AP bio before this but the content seemed below the level of AP honestly. I had a good group so the final project took us about 2 hours total.

the group project at the ends but she teaches like youre in kindergarten so its an easy a just boring

level 10 yapper but sweet. 4 exams, 4 assignment, 2 group projects, no final but final presentation instead. you can tell she loves her job, but tends to over explain things. very helpful and would recommend.

Dr.Meyers seems like a very nice person, and you can tell that she genuinely loves teaching biology. A Connect subscription ($40) is needed. The tests are representative of the slides, and she allows us to bring in a half sheet of paper with facts into exams. Assigns a whole lot of homework and reflections. Not the easiest class,but it wasn't hard.

I personally enjoyed Dr. Meyers class. Her lectures are long, and she tends to overexplain things unnecessarily, but she is very helpful and accessible outside of class. Tophat attendance with 10% allowed for absences, 4 extra credit opportunities throughout semester, final group project instead of exam, connect prep homework, but not too bad.

Dr. Meyers is kind and caring towards her students. She can tend to over-explain things, but that also means it's hard to be confused during her lectures. The tests are super fair with the material covered in class, and you can bring in a cheat-sheet. Connect Prep homework, tests, attendance, and unit assignments with a group project as a final.

I don't know if it was her decision to make 94 the cutoff for an A vs. A-, but that is the only issue I had with her. Lectures were long, but she kept them interesting. Attendance is mandatory. Assignments were a bit dull, but not an insane amount of work. The final was a randomly assigned group project.

I feel like going into Dr. Meyers class I was anxious due to her RMP reviews, but she really isn't bad. There is your usual MH work, and sometimes she may get off topic, but for the most part she was a well-rounded professor and her class was not too bad. Study the learning objectives and you'll be fine.

This class has a heavy workload but is worth it in my opinion. Be careful with the group projects- my group member submitted the wrong assignment when another of us had already submitted the correct one, and we all got an F for that part of the project. Besides that, I love her! Her lectures are interesting and I've learned a lot!

I thought this class was very easy, but it's bc I've alr learned all the content. If you don't know these topics already I can understand how some units (reproduction specifically) can be difficult. There is MGH work & weekly reflections which can sometimes take a bit but they're pretty easy, albeit busy work. Group project is the worst part imo.

I lover her and she is great at explaining. Very organized, every unit has a calendar detailing homework and what will be covered in class. Lecture slides are gorgeous and beautiful. She is very nice!!

Dont listen to the bad reviews, she is not passive aggressive, and the work load is not that bad. She is actually really nice and always has a good, positive attitude. The lectures are rly easy to follow

I loved Dr. Meyers. I never had to prepare much for the exams because we got a cheat sheet, not that the content was particularly difficult anyway. She's so sweet, and there's a lot of busy work, but I didn't mind because it helped my grade not rely on exams so much! Very good at explaining things as well. Always willing to work with you and help!