A&P1 was the hardest course I've taken, and it was with this professor. Go to his office hours and ask questions. Everything you need to know is on the powerpoints - memorize those and you'll get a good grade. He's a smart guy but his accent makes him hard to understand. Plenty of people fail the class...but just as many pass as well.

Anatomy will be difficult regardless of the professor. He did everything he could to help everyone. There are 4 lecture exams, weekly lab quizzes, 3 lab practicals, and 2 presentations. The textbook will be your best friend, read the chapters, and use the extras that he provides on his website. If you dedicate your time to the class you'll do fine.

I took him last semester but withdrew because it was soooo hard. This time I studied all the study guides and spent a lot of time studying. Turns out hes a pretty good teacher and his way of teaching has helped my study habits 200%. The beginning seems horrible but if you stick with it AND STUDYYYY its not so bad!

Listen up! This class is actually very helpful. People complain about him all the time because they are used to teachers handing them their grade instead of earning it. Go to every class, study 10-15 hours a week, go to tutoring sessions, and use the online quizzes he provides for you. I received a B and that's because I slacked in the beginning.

Also, attendance is important! If you miss class, he will fail you or lower your final grade. To pass his class you need the right motivation and attitude. If not, don't even consider taking the class because it is NOT easy. However, he is very nice and helpful. Go to his office during office hours or email him for questions. Goodluck!I LOVE A&P!

This class requires dedication. PP's are just a guide, i suggest reading the main terms from lecture from the textbook. He grades fairly, the people who complained are the people who did not study or were not ready for this class. Fun subject, funny professor as well =)

This is a great class and a great professor to take it with. Buy a set of A&P flash cards and start learning the bones and bone markings ASAP. The exams are challenging and require you to understand a subject/content and answer based on your knowledge, not necessarily rote memorization. Be prepared,get those flashcards, study in groups- I got a B!

The class is hard but he is willing to help you out. He does a good job of explaining the material but you really need to read a lot and make sure you understand. He is great about meeting with you to answer questions.

You've GOT to study if you want to succeed in this class. He is a great professor who really just GETS the material he is teaching you in lecture, and contributes to the interest level. A&P II students are doing better than ever thanks to the preparation from A&P I. Its a hard subject overall, just study and you will be fine!

Dr. Reuter is an extremely hard professor, but a great professor too. Expect to study 12 hours a week to attain an A in the class. Dr. Reuter is always willing to help (if you ask). The downfall of Reuter is that he has a very thick german accent, so in lecture you have to decipher what he says!

GREAT PROFESSOR, Learned sooo much, you have to study and pay attention. But he is very helpful. Just come to the class with a possitve attitude. You havet use the resources provided to you or your grade will suffer.

A&P IS a tough class; however understanding the material is crucial for any healthcare profession! Dr. Reuter is a good lecturer and is helpful in office hours too! His powerpoints cover about 75% of the exams, so be sure to read the book and understand concepts (as opposed to memorizing facts)....I have an A, you can too! Good luck =)

Reuter is a hard teacher but he truly wants his students to be prepared for their future classes in the health professions field. Attendance is mandatory. Buy the book and the course companion. To pass this class you have to be willing to put the time in. Go to the SI sessions they are a life saver. Reuter believe it or not does have a heart.

I just finished Anatomy 1 as a summer course. I must say, I would not have survived if I would have taken it over fall or spring. He is very clear at what he expects and as long as you put the time & effort in as well as going to SI sessions you should do fine. This class is not one to drag your feet about. Tons of memorization!!!

I took him for A&P 1 and 2. He is extremely difficult but he wants all of his students to know what they are doing and only the ones that succeed in that will pass. I had to retake his AP2 class and I got an A so it isnt impossible. I start the nursing program in the spring and I have to owe alot of it to him. READ THE BOOK! AND GO TO CLASS!!!!

His classes are extremely difficult but he genuinely wants to help each student succeed. You do have to put in a lot of effort because otherwise, you will surely fail.

Professor reuter is HARD! A&P is HARD! Study your butt off and you will pass! I had to withdraw but not before taking the first two exams. MAKE SURE YOU GO TO LECTURE! Study the power points, and the lab workbook. Good Luck, only the strong will survive!

Reuter teaches a hard class and grades just as harshly but its needed. If you study hard you can do it. The first week is the time to get your footing after that there is no slowing down. Work hard and you can do it. He is understanding and very helpful.

Dr. Reuter genuinely wants his students to succeed, but makes his students work to earn their grades. The class is not 'easy' because people going into the healthcare field need to really know what they are talking about. If you have questions he is always willing to help. Attendance and hard work are both musts to pass the class.

I took Dr. Reuter for both A&P I and II and I got an A in both classes (ended with ~96%). I did study, but not nearly as much as others did. I simply listened in lecture, and I would say that's the most important thing to do. Write down anything he says that isn't on his powerpoints because they will be on the exam. Good luck!

Easy to get a B or A in. I have an A and the material is pretty hand fed. Still very smart man. Teaches you what you need to know.

Don't let anyone fool you, this is a tricky class, there is a lot to learn and some of the information can get quite tedious, Dr. Reuter genuinely wants to see all of his students do well and pass, GO TO OFFICE HOURS i cannot stress this enough, he is extremely welcoming, and will explain anything your having trouble with.

I just finished A&P I for summer and it is definitely a challenging class. Take really good notes and pay attention in lecture since the powerpoints cover what will be on the tests. I barely studied the whole class and still got a B overall, but that's just me. Really try and do well and good luck!

Dr. Reuter is a pretty good professor although I didn't receive an A in the class. He really wants his students to succeed, and is very fair. He's really laid back and funny, and you can tell that he knows his stuff. The class is a hard class, but if you're only taking his 4 credit class, there should be no reason for you not to pass with an A or B

This class by far was tough. I was aiming for an A but got a B for the class. The lab quizzes were easy for the most part. His tests were the tough part for me. I went to office hours often and he was very helpful. Dr. Reuter is really friendly and has a great sense of humor, but he definitely makes you work for your grade!

The book for this class is very straight forward. It is summarized with everything you need to know and the chapters are short. Attendance is taken but the lectures are straight from the book. The tests are fair and easy if you study all material and do not ignore information you think you don't need.

Professor Reuter's class is really tough. I really enjoyed it because there's so much to learn about the human body and hearing experiences from a retired health professional adds to the experience. Make sure you do your workbook and study every day! And go to SI sessions! And you will do well

Reuter is awesome and very helpful. Use the lab book and course companion, these two are necessary to understanding or reviewing the material. Very possible to get an A.

Dr. Reuter is a great professor. Sure the class is tough, as it should be. I'd prefer to be challenged rather than hand fed information. I worked my butt off and got an A, and I know I earned it. Looking forward to A&P 2 in the fall. Lab was surprising challenging but Dr. S. is the man! Thanks to both of them I feel very prepared for the fall.

Lab quizzes are straight from the lab book. Lecture exams are super tough. If you go to his office hours he tries to help you as much as he can. GO TO SI, I didn't the 1st time I took this class and got a D. Second tiem I went and ended up with a B+. Study study study is all I can say

Dr. Reuter is hands down my favorite professor. I cannot wait to take A&PII with him! My biggest advice to those whom have terrible study habits like I did(get it, past-tense), learn how to sit still and study NOW.. if someone had told me this before-hand I would've finished with an A. SERIOUSLY, if you do not study be prepared to drop or fail.

Dr. Reuter is a great professor. If you are serious about learning the subject matter, I highly recommend taking him. If you are just trying to check a pre-req off your list, then you should probably take this course elsewhere. If you do the practice exams and study daily, an A is very plausible.

Dr. Reuter is an amazing professor and very encouraging. I took both ANP I and II with him, enjoyed both courses. He's one of the best teachers I've had and there for you. Couldn't imagine having any other professor for anatomy and physiology, highly recommend him.

Professor Reuter is an amazing professor who is extremely knowledgeable in all the subjects he lectures on. The class is meant to be difficult so do not expect to breeze through. You must read the chapters multiple times until you have a firm grasp of the concepts. Tests are challenging, but fair, and all of the questions come from the book.

Dr. Reuter is an incredible professor. His classes are extremely difficult but not impossible. Anatomy & Physiology with Reuter will teach you how to sit down & study your butt off because if you don't you'll fail. The labs are extremely interesting & you'll walk away with a ton of knowledge. Would recommend him to any aspiring health professional.

I took Reuter in the fall, and he was an amazing professor, however this was a VERY difficult class cause all the lab quizzes/exams are written. He has a bit of an accent but is very funny. Be prepared to put in a lot of work, but his grading is very reasonable you just have to put in a lot of study time.

Anatomy is a very hard class. STUDY YOUR BUTT OFF!!!! Dr. Reuter and Dr. Amy are amazing and the best professors by far. Very inspirational. Lab is mandatory but lecture is not. Dr. Amy gives you everything you need to know for the exams, practical and lab quizzes.

This is for all incoming Anatomy and Physiology II students: If you thought A+P I was difficult, please please please reevaluate your definition for difficult because this class is as hard as it gets. YOUR FIRST EXAM WILL BE YOUR HARDEST. Do not stop after that, keep studying and it will all pay off. The final will be the hardest exam of your life.

I never went to any of Reuter's lectures bc my class was a hybrid, so lectures were optional. However, I did go to his office hours every week and that makes a difference. He is very good at explaining concepts and giving you the big picture. He was very inspiring and encouraging to me. Most people don't like him bc they're not willing to work hard

A&P 1 is a challenging course, so studying is crucial to doing well. There are 1-2 online quizzes, and a lab quiz every week. The tests can be specific, but are generally fair. The lectures are long, and tend to drone on, but are helpful. That being said, Reuter is caring, and will help those who help themselves (e.g. going to office hours!)

Wow!!! This class was A LOT, but the hard work was definitely worth it in the end. I feel like I learned so much. Definitely be prepared to put in 10+ hours a week for this course. Also, going to SI was the reason that I ended with the grade I did. Just come in with a positive mindset.

He IS a great professor and is insanely intelligent. Going to lecture is the reason I received the grade I did, + SI. He covers the chapter entirely during lecture. I have never had to work so hard for a grade, but you leave this course feeling proud and educated. My tip is to WRITE the chapters out to study, and try to not double up on sciences.

He was very thorough with lectures and added stories and real-life connections into the lecture. He does have an accent but you just have to focus on what he is saying and understanding him will come easily. Definitely go to lecture and read the chapter before so you understand at least some of the topics ahead of time.

Okay, the class isn't easy because it's an ANATOMY class. I think people leave bad reviews trying to compare it to an easy elective like Philosophy. For reference, I'm an average student, I go out, have a 3.45 GPA and I got a 96% in the class. Not hard. Anyone who leaves a bad review genuinely was just lazy. If you study it's not hard to understand

It is a tough class but if you study for a couple hours every night youll do good. Every week there is a lab quiz (or a test that week). Lecture has a lot of material but he goes into detail with it and explains concepts

Professor Reuter is a good professor and has a good personality. He can be a little harsh at some times but as long as you follow the guidelines and study each week, you are guaranteed good grades on the exams. The only thing I didn't like was the $300 book you had to get for his course, which I think is just ridiculous, but it is by him.

The most amazing professor ever. He cares SO much and genuinely wants you to succeed. He is tough but he is pushing you to be a student who is prepared for future science/medical courses.

Professor Reuter is really an amazing guy and a great professor to begin your college career with. He is very funny and relatable during lecture and I would say asks fair questions during quizzes and exams. Nothing that is on his quizzes/exams are anything "extra"; literally, if you pay attention during lecture and study the book, you'll do great!

Lecture days are very boring and somewhat unnecessary. You will need to read your book, study the lab workbook, and attend as many SI sessions as you can. His quizzes and tests are very easy and straightforward as long as you study, and you will need to study a lot. It is easy to get an A in this class as long as you actually put in the time.

The class is difficult, yes. However, it is going to be difficult no matter who you take it with. Lectures are boring, use that time to make quizlets or do your assignments. Go to SI and use the material they provide you with to study, they give you everything you will need to succeed. He is not a bad professor, the course is just challenging.

A&PI is quite a difficult class and if you aren't willing to put the effort in for it I suggest switching your major to a career path that doesn't involve having to take this class. I've read the textbook, during and outside of lectures, worked on the lab workbook, and attended SIs and all these resources helped me tremendously.

I enjoyed this class but be ready to study. Weekly quizzes and 2 exams that are all worth 95% of your grade. Study the textbook and attend SI sessions and you will be fine. I ended with a B.

Tons of material to help prepare for the exams/quizzes. The lectures were ok but I just relearned the material on my own/took my own notes and did fine. USE HIS STUDY GUIDES AND PRACTICE QUIZZES!!!! He would also use questions from the the end of chapter quizzes from the book on the in-class quizzes, so utilize those!!