Nice and funny lady...the tests are for the most part straight from the ppts (she tells you that u don't need the book), however her drawings makes it much easier to understand. For instance a drawing may incorporate 2 pgs worth of slides-just easier to remember I guess. Overall, good prof, no complaints-also helps that she's easy on the eyes lol.

tests are straight from powerpoints. make sure you know EVERYTHING though. even small details. she gives a curve on each test. lab is 30% of grade and it was easy. took with anatomy- was a lot of work but stayed on similar subjects. samsam and ahangari's test fall on same day so be prepared to lock yourself in your room the weekend before a test

Dr. Ahangari was really nice and I thought she explained the material well. Her tests are pretty hard and a lot of time must be taken to MEMORIZE the slides. Do well in the lab because its a good boost to your overall grade. I got an A in this class and it's definitely doable, but be prepared to work for it.

By far the easiest pre-med professor at UCF. Her tests are STRAIGHT from the powerpoints, all you have to do is make sure you know, down to the details, all the powerpoints, and you will get an A. She also curves tests. I recommend taking all 3 of her classes, 3 easy A's!!! She is also really nice!!

Really nice. Loves to teach. Took for Physiology and Endocrinology. Helpful if she sees the effort. Class was a little hard, so read all the notes completely. Attendance is not mandatory, but determines amount of curve assigned. Book not needed, but good for clarification. Strong accent, speaks 4 languages, but English is good enough to understand.

This class was really interesting and not too difficult for an upper level class. Dr. Ahangari is very generous with the curves and even gave out extra credit because people did so bad on the first test. She really seemed to care about how well everyone was doing so that was nice. The book isn't needed but the pictures are very helpful.

Dr. Ahangari is very nice and understanding towards her students. Tests weren't too difficult and she curved a little. I also took her embryology class and thought that was way harder than endocrine. One of my fave profs at UCF!

Very nice and intelligent lady, sometimes difficult to understand. Class is challenging, but interesting. Do not take at the same time as anatomy; all the tests fall on the same days and it sucks. Lab is really fun, but the midterm is ridiculously hard. She curves her tests a little bit. Requires a lot of outside studying for good grades.

Tests were very straight forward...just memorize all 9 powerpoints for the test lol. She does curve each test a little. Class is pointless but if she gets pissed she'll test on things she only says in class. The lab is easy, do well bc its 30% of the entire grade...the midterm is very hard while the final isnt too bad! Overall, not that bad.

Dr. Ahangari is a very nice lady but a terrible teacher. I didn't even bother with class and I still made a high grade. Just studying everything in her powerpoints and you will be successful in her class.Attend her lectures if you want to be confused, bored, and wasting your time.She spends a lot of time making drawings that she doesn't put on test

Haven taken her for endocrinology & physio. Tests straight from the ppts...very easy if you know everything. Class is a bit pointless but during case studies she gives out x-tra credit! 4 tests with 1 of those test during finals week...but not cumulative. Great teacher, great class would always take for another class!

All the tests are straight from powerpoints, no need to buy the book unless you want a further explanation. Go to class, she clarifies alot during lecture and her drawings were very useful. She does have a monotone voice and can be boring and hard to hear, so sit close. Otherwise, medium difficulty class but very time consuming.

This is a GREAT course if you are Pre-Medical. This definitely wasn't the easiest class, but the information is very very interesting. To obtain an A or B, this course requires alot of studying and hard-work. I enjoyed this class and passed it, you'll be fine. Just find some study partners and look at it everyday.

I didn't take PCB3703 with this professor, but I actually chose to take Endocrinology because I was already interested in the subject. Very clear explanations. Very good book. The prof made the class a lot of fun to attend - I was sad when the class ended. I plan on taking embryology with her later. GREAT CLASS FOR PRE-MEDS!! Highly recommended!

I took all 3 classes taught by Dr Ahangari, and think that they are medium-difficult to difficult. You have to study VERY hard to get an A or a B. Tests are mainly from power points, but beware - she rarely asks basic questions. Whatever is most difficult and confusing on the slide is guaranteed to be on the exam. Overall I do recommend taking her.

Physio: I absolutely loved this class and loved her. I've never learned so much in a class EVER. I took a really hard schedule on this semester, but I easily aced this class because I absolutely loved studying for it. People say attendance isn't mandatory because her tests come from her slides, but I highly disagree. Her explanations really helped.

Well to correct the post behind me this class wasn't the easiest class in the world. You really had to study. Some people can study the wkend & know everything. Others can't. I'm the latter. Study a week in advance, RECORD HER LECTURES, go to SI (it helps), & know the PPs. Don't buy the book. Do that & you'll be fine. I got an A. You can too.

To correct the post behind me, this class was not the easiest in the world. Some people can study the wkend and get an A on exams. Others can't. I'm the latter. Give yourself a week for each exam, know the PPs (UNDERSTAND THEM),RECORD HER LECTURES, go to SI (even if you don't want to). Do all this & you'll get an A. I did it this way & I got an A.

This class is difficult, no one will argue that. You have to study a lot and really know ALL the ppts. Test 3 is by far the hardest! She curves, enough to make my B an A (: The lab is kind of silly, but even the lab tests are hard. There's just so much to know! Dr. Ahangari knows everything though, and is always willing to repeat her explanations.

I love Dr. Ahangari, I dont know why her review are bad. Took her for all 3 classes and she explains things very well. Talks to you like youre a baby and tells you to actually write down everything she wants you to know. GOt an A in all 3 classes and theyre were very interesting. just study her ppts, notes, and clinical cases and u will get a A

Not a great lecturer but always willing to help. Just study the notes and clinical and it will be an A. The book goes way more in depth than needed but is great at explaining concepts that she can't

Professor Ahangari is very knowledgeable. GO TO CLASS! Write down everything she says is important. Understand all the notes, don't just memorize. GO TO SARC AND ALL TEST REVIEWS! THEY WILL SAVE YOUR GRADE! I got an A, so can you!

Excellent lecturer, she explains everything with clarity and make sure we all understand it. Just study the power points and pay more attention to clinical points (symptoms, treatments etc). I studied the weekends before tests and I did great. So can you :)

She has an accent but you get used to it. 5 tests, no drops, all MC. It is a hard class. I actually had to drop it but it is doable. But you have to try. There's a TON of information and you have to know it back and forth. She's helpful during office hours. You can skip lectures if you want, I think they're a little helpful though. Know the ppts.

Excellent class and professor. Up to this level, the test question will be very clinical-oriented.

She is definitely one of my favorite professors! She is such a sweet lady! Very helpful and cares about her students. Go to her office hours to get to know her and you probably will be able to get a letter of rec. I suggest going to class too because she gives extra notes verbally that are not in her notes.

Expect to never put your pencil down in class. She can skip around the slides but organize the info after class. Expect to learn a lot of very useful information and don't forget it. You'll be amazed at how much you know after taking this class. SI can be useful if you're confused.

Difficult class with a compassionate teacher. Teaches off of powerpoints. I never used the book. The material includes mechanisms and clinical applications. Go to SI and SARC. Study mechanisms as if they were steps to a reaction. Lab is more difficult since the tests are written by a different professor (usually Dr. Lopez). Lab work is fun though!

First off, this class is in no way shape or form easy. No way. Go home if you think you can do whatever you want and get away with studying at the last minute. Like samsam, it is very time consuming, but if you put in the work, you will be fine. Very sweet lady, very nice and soft spoken, but she don't play around. An A is difficult, but possible..

Dr. Ahangari is a very good professor. She is incredibly sweet and will tell you word for word what you need to know on the tests. YES, this class is hard, but just spending an hour everyday re-reading notes makes it more manageable. The key to passing classes like these is time management.

Dr. ahangari is very sweet. My advice is to focus also on lab as if it's another class. Those little points every week add up bigtime!! For the lecture the first two exams are easy the last 3 you need the pathology BRS AND the physilogy BRS. Yes both. She will ask you questions from them. Other than that she is very kind, and you will like her.

Dr. Ahangari really knows her stuff. She will give very detailed explanations and will repeat things if needed. Very helpful to see her in her office hours, she will take the time and give you helpful tips on how to study. The key is to GO TO CLASS, and at review the material she give you.

She is a great professor and she will repeat herself over and over again just to make sure students understand her. There's no reason why someone can't understand her. If you're not interested in medicine, you're going to hate this class.

Very hard class! Tim consuming but is you work hard you will get the grade you deserve. Lab was more difficult than lecture. Lab brought my grade from an A to a B! Exams are very situational and much like the format of Samsam's exams if you had him.

This class is not as hard material wise as Samsam's anatomy. It is by no means an easy A. Getting a B is relatively easy if you put in a fair amount of time. Her curves are very generous on lecture exams. Go to the office and get to know her, she is incredibly caring. The lab will bring you down with 5Q that are impossible to get 100s on.

Her lectures are clear and to the point. Although she is a bit hard to understand its doable. 5 Tests, none cumulative got an A in lecture only studying notes and her powerpoints. Lab is your biggest worry, it was mine. It brought my grade from an A to a B so prepare. Test 3 was the hardest, so just a warning!

Dr Ahangari is such a caring prof, wants her students to learn & pass her class. I am not a big fan of the way she lectures (a lot of writing) could be a bit more interesting at time but you will learn a lot. U MUST ATTEND LECTURES! or get someones recordings. In terms of Lab, the exams are super hard and specific and sometimes not related to lect.

Dr. Ahangari is a wonderful professor. You have to attend every class because she doesn't use the book so information is from her lectures. It is an interesting class and she explains things very well. She will talk until the very last minute so be prepared to write notes the entire time. LAB is much harder than lecture so do well to balance thelab

She has this je ne sais quoi that makes lecture more interesting that it would probably be other wise. She makes you work for your grade but is not unfair at all as everything in the test can be found in the powerpoints and if not then she will clearly state it in lecture which makes them kind of mandatory! shes there if you need help!

Her accent took a couple class meetings to adjust to, but she clearly knows what she is talking about. She was very willing to answer any questions students had and was never unable to answer the strange ones. The class content, while not super complex, required about 20-30 hours of studying per test to maintain a 98 average (with the curves).

Dr. Ahangari is kind, very helpful, and she wants you to succeed. She draws a lot in class and will repeat things if need be but you must put in the effort. Those who didn't like her are those who won't succeed in medical school. The clinical questions show you how much you understand the material. The lab should be treated as a separate class.

Overall, a pretty easy A. Took in the summer so material was a little fast-paced but definitely doable. As long as you study like you're supposed to, shouldn't be a problem. Generous with curves and extra credit. However, expect to get a little more questions wrong than expected because her answer keys are a little incorrect. Curves make up for it

Ahangari is an inspiration. I loved going to her lectures, and I learned A LOT. It does require studying. If you are in this class, you should not expect it to be an easy A. She really gives you a glimpse of what to expect in your possible future in the medical world. Tests are HARD, so is lab. I would take her again though :)

This is a very hard class. You have to truly study a lot. Read the brs (edition she specifies), powerpoints, and take good notes. Study lab PowerPoints also, the quizzes are hard. She teaches this subject extremely well, she will repeat things one hundred times if needed. She draws pictures and they greatly help in understanding the info.

She is very likable, and also quite helpful when you go to her office hours. I love her lectures and clinicals. DO NOT GET THE REQUIRED TEXT. Get the BRS, the supplemental text. Sometimes she bases her lectures on it + the review questions in it really help. Be sure to Study the surrounding details not mentioned in lecture, but stated in the text.

She was a great professor, but very difficult. She makes you work for good grades, but is still very generous with curves. Do not buy the textbook, buy the BRS she recommends. You must attend every lecture and write down everything she says. She lectures fast, but will repeat anything. I got an A studying the BRS questions and her lecture notes/PP.

This is not a easy class. There are 5 lecture exams and 2 exams for lab. The lab has reports and quizzes that are worth 10 pts each. The lab portion of the class isn't difficult. it is worth 35% of the class . The lecture portion is 65%. Get ready to read and take A LOT of notes. Make sure you come to lecture! Must get the BRS!

She's a great professor, very smart and approachable. She can be hard to understand at times during lecture so make sure you're always paying attention, and if you miss something she says she will repeat it. Her tests are tough because she makes you apply concepts to clinical examples. You have to really know the material to get questions right!

I enjoyed the class and thought she taught it well. If you want to slack or don't really care you will do badly. Study, SI, and the book will help with this class.

Ahangeri's class is not something that you can slack off. I worked my butt off for my grade, and I almost cried that I was borderline for it. If you ask her for help, she's more than welcome to help you. Her voice, at first, can be very seductive (LOL). She can lecture like reading off a textbook, but overall is so brilliant. Hard class, but doable

Dr. Raheleh Ahangari is the best professor. An A is very achievable if you can manage raw A's on the first 2 exams. Lab is not as tough as lecture. Both require effort. She cares about student and is very approachable. Don't be discouraged by a bad exam, you can redeem yourself. What is req for an A? Record her lectures, listen and take good notes

Great professor! She can't help it that she is teaching the hardest subject. It is taking everything I have to maintain a C average in her class, but it has nothing to do with her teaching skills. It's just a difficult class. You'll learn to get over it eventually.

GO TO CLASS. RECORD LECTURE. REWRITE NOTES WHILE LISTENING BACK TO RECORDING. That is the recipe for an A. Ahangari is truly a UCF treasure she really awesome & is very smart. She reminds me of a bougie old hispanic lady (i.e. never on time, never replies to emails, classy) but super smart. Lab was crap & petty. Get A's raw 1st 2 test & youre good!

GO TO EVERY CLASS. Record lecture. Draw the pictures she does. Take notes as you listen to recording later & write down literally everything she says! BRS Physio & Patho books are a must for Exams 3-5 (clinical heavy). Get off to a strong start with Exams 1-2 (much easier). Lab is annoying but doable & worth 35% of grade. Lecture + BRS + PPTs A

Very good professor. Does a good job explaining ideas that might be tough in an easier ways so the students don't feel as intimidated about the depth of the material. In-class drawings help explain difficult concepts on a basic level. Good sense of humor. Goes fast during lecture. Be prepared to write a lot. Don't buy textbook!! You won't use it.

Dr. Ahangari's class is nothing compared to Samsam. I probably could have gotten an A if I didn't take other hard classes with this one. The lab ACTUALLY helps your grade in this class. She is reasonable with her curves. I succeeded by combining lecture notes and her powerpoints into a notebook and studying that along with questions from the BRS

She is an awesome teacher, but she talks really fast with an accent so I recommend recording her lectures. The textbook is unnecessary, only get the physiology and pathology brs, she occasionally uses the review questions at the end of the unit. To get an A, study powerpoints, brs, and lecture notes. Lab was crap and disorganized as hell but doable

This is a class where actually understanding the material will help you pass the tests, not simply just memorizing like her husband's anatomy class. As she says, "if you understand the physiology you can make a quick diagnosis on a patient." Study ppts religiously for tests 1 and 2. 3-5 are clinical heavy and hard. She's a darling and gives curves

I think an A in this class is very doable. Her lectures are interesting to attend for knowing things in medical school and beyond but they aren't necessary to pass this class. I just went to lab. Read the lab and class textbooks, the Brs and I was fine. Seems disorganized in her thoughts. VERY BRILLIANT. big curves 4 this class

Ahangari has been my favorite professor at UCF. She has an accent but she is still very clear. She genuinely wants her students to learn the material and puts a lot of time and effort into accomplishing that. She's always available for extra help if needed. It is content heavy but she is one of the best lecturers. Highly recommend!

The key to this class is to STUDY the powerpoints and the class notes every week! Take good class notes, and if not present in class get them from somebody else! She does a lot of helpful drawings in order to better understand some of the systems, study these! Also go to the SI meetings, do the reviews! Dr. Ahangari is a very knowledgeable woman!

Class wasn't as bad as people made it seem. The lab was too much for 1 credit at times, however, Ahangari is an amazing lecturer and a true gem at UCF. Also DO HUNTERS REVIEWS! THEY ARE AMAZING, AND HES AWESOME AND SAVED MY GRADE. Exam 3 was the hardest by far!

Not a bad class as people make it, just material that is uncomfortable to learn (Like anatomy, orgo). Professor gives VERY generous curves and teaches VERY well. New lab is still bad (harsh grading, tricky quizzes). Overall decent class. Very easy to pull an A with some work. Will 100% you for MCAT + Med school.

Ahangari is by far one of the best professors at UCF. The material is a lot and her tests are challenging but she teaches you what you need to know and is always willing to answer any questions. Study every week, use the BRS and go to her office hours if you need the additional help!

Really cares about her students. Gives really good curves 10%+. Always available after class. Attend lecture or you won't pass. If you attend lecture then all you really need to study are the lecture notes to pass the exam and then you get her huge curves on top of that. Would definitely take again.

Professor Ahangari is Amazing she genuinely want everyone to get an A and it's very doable. Only thing I didn't like is the fact that they now have a new Lab instructor and her quiz/exam questions are worded in a confusing way. I argued multiple times on missed questions and got credit back. really only thing to watch for is lab exam. good luck

Lot of memorization. Cool info, don't actually need BRS. Just Lecture + Powerpoint.

I love this teacher! Her class is not as scary as everyone makes it seem. She's really nice and caring. As long as you copy down whatever she says in class word for word and read these notes several times before the exam, you're good. You didn't need the textbook at all. Powerpoints are good as extra study material.

Ahangari is super sweet! She wants all her students to pass, and even gives some example questions for each exam. Her accent was kind of hard to understand in the beginning, but I love her teaching style. She makes it really enjoyable, and easy to learn Physiology. Get ready to work for this class, like anything else in the med field.

great Professor, I would take her again.

EASY MONEY MAN. Dr. Ahangari is a great professor and will make physiology understandable. The trick to getting an A in the class is reading the power points cause her tests come straight from them, also listening to what she says in lecture because the added information she talks about is also on the exams. The lab though thats another story

Most of her tests were off her lectures, powerpoints, and the BRS. Do not waste your money on the other book. She cares about her students and their success. I want to take her for Endocrine.

Ahangari is so sweet! This is my first class with her, and embryology was extremely interesting. Go to class, take good notes and study the powerpoints, and you will do great on the tests! She gives great curves and really wants to help students. It is definitely a doable elective with a hard schedule! There's only 4 exams so make sure you study!

Dr. Ahangari is the sweetest, she really cares about her students and knows physiology so well. I recommend going to her lectures because she basically says whats on the exam. You don't need the book, just powerpoints and BRS. I didn't like lab at all, lab was unnecessarily difficult and brought a lot of people's grades down.

Dr. Ahangari is AMAZING. She really cares about her students. Medicine is SO SO easy. Definitely one of the professors I'll miss. She's got a thick accent but when you go back and relisten to the lectures, it's a little easier. Write down EVERY word she says. Don't bother with the textbook but get your hands on a BRS. Q's come from back of book.

Dr. Ahangari is supppper sweet! Go to class and take note of everything she says. Don't need the textbooks; I just studied from her lec notes and ppt and I got A's on the exams. Gives 10-15% EC on each exam. I think lab was more difficult than lecture..8 labs 8 quizzes and 3 exams. Not too hard just make sure to study at least a wk in advance

This class requires a lot of study time with the overwhelming amount of material. But, it is very doable if you put in the work. Dr. Ahangari is very sweet and loves her students. I loved her accent but she tends to talk very fast. I recommend bringing a laptop and typing verse trying to write everything down. Study a little every day!!

She's like a forrest nymph. So calm, serene, heavenly, kind, and generous. We are all her children, and she passes us her fruits of knowledge. Be sure to read the BRS, and attend class. I loved every bit of this class.

I love ahangari. I've taken all of her classes and it seems like Physio is her hardest, Embryo is alright, and Endo was easy A. This is a typical Ahangari class, you go to class and she tells you what you need to know. She puts pictures on her exams for this class so know the disorders (cause, what it physically looks like, and treatment) and BRS.

Ahangari... is a terrible lecturer. All she does is read her Samsam style ppts with her lilting accent and repeat key phrases until you're lulled off to sleep. Prepare to work your derrière off over the summer for an A. BUY BOTH OF COSTANZO'S BOOKS (BRS and Physiology textbook) and you'll be peachy! Also, study pathologies till you drop.

I love Dr. Ahangari!! I recently just took this during Summer A and it was DIFFICULT however the material is straight forward and definitely not impossible. Don't bother with the TB since everything you need to pass is from her PP & lectures. BUY THE BRS!! Study the Q's at the end of each chapter!! Exams only get harder but she curves them.

Is the class difficult? Yes. Probably the hardest part was interpreting her accent. IMO the tests get harder as you go. But the class is interesting. She curves between 10-15 percent on every exam. Lab wasn't bad either, it can easily boost your grade. Buy the BRS and pay attention during lecture, never even got the textbook

She is a good teacher. she has an accent so i would suggest recording the lectures so you can re listen at your own pace. Its not a hard class if you study just a little everyday, and try to understand the concepts, instead of just memorizing. She also curves 10-15% on every single test.

Shes so nice and friendly, but the course is a lot of info so study OFTEN. I studied her notes from class and got A's on exams (before curve). Record lectures cus she talks fast and has thick accent. Theres always a few questions on her exams about info we NEVER covered so beware (same goes for Lab).

Struggled in the beginning(would get under 50%). Drop week I went to office hours asking what to do and she convinced me to stay. Ever since then I attended both class lectures & saw her in office hours twice a week. She would quiz me and make sure I knew the material. I ended up getting a 94% on the final. Almost brought my grade from low D to B

Go to class and take notes. Study the powerpoints. You will at least get a B in the class. The curves will save you.

I truly thought Dr. Ahangari was an amazing professor. She told us exactly what to write and what would be on the exams. The lab however was honestly awful. It is so much harder than it needs to be. The lecture is very interesting and I think Ahangari is a great lecturer. She truly cares about her students and wants everyone to succeed.

She is a very sweet woman and a very good teacher. Her accent honestly isn't that bad other than some mumbling. I honestly didn't use the textbook at all and was fine. Just show up and take notes. She allows voice recording as well. Lab was okay but felt a bit superfluous especially with the exams being hard. Lecture exams honestly can save you.

Love, love, love Professor Ahangari! Super sweet and is very fashionable. Her accent is not bad at all, and you get used to it fairly quickly. BRS and textbook are not necessary and are more in-depth than she goes. As long as you go to class, take notes and study a little every day there is no reason why you shouldn't pass - with the curve too!

Great professor and cares about her students. Go to lectures and study and know everything she says in class and you will get A's on exams.

Solid professor, her lecture style is enjoyable, however her tests seem impossible. Make sure to score the best on the first and last exams, the ones in between will be a nightmare. If you can get at least a 65-70 in lecture and an 80-90 in lab, with the curve you can definitely come out with a B. Overall hard class, but the curve makes it fair.

A very great lecture who really emphasizes what you need to understand especially when it comes to processes. Really try on 1st and last exams because those are the easiest. Cardiovascular and GI tract will haunt you in your sleep so be prepared. Not impossible, but incredibly tough and time intensive. Shes also very generous with curves.

There are only 5 exams that make up your grade for lecture. Make sure to really pay attention in class and read her powerpoints like crazy! Could definitely be an easy A. I, however, am at a B as of right now. Definitely study as much as possible. Labs are calculated into grade so do very well in lab. She is very sweet and has a bit of an accent

I enjoyed Physio it is MUCH easier and more interesting than Anatomy in my opinion. However, you STILL have to STUDY! Her exams can be tricky and you need to put in the effort to pass. Study for lab exams with Worley, I found lab slightly harder than lecture exams. Manage your time so you don't get overwhelmed. Quiz every day in lab so must attend.

Ahangari is a very intellectual professor. Her knowledge and understanding of physiology is amazing. She really tries her best to make sure all her students are understanding the material. I only used the powerpoints to study and managed to end the semester with a B. But if you don't show up to lecture, it is unlikely you will be able to do well.

Dr. Ahangari is amazing. Class was 4 total exams, thats it for your grade. Thats the big downside. She does curve her exams however, usually 5-10% each exam. Her exams are straight from what she says in class, if you dont go you wont pass.

Im no genius, but I do love anything related to medicine/human body so that made it easier. She curved heavy on a few exams + offered an EC assignment. Her recordings were super straightforward, which I used as a guide for what to focus on for exams and then I thoroughly read her powerpoints. Studied maybe 2-3 days before exams and did fine.

you dont need the textbook. you NEED to listen to lectures but they're HORRIBLE (you cant understand bc of her accent). I suggest using a translation app. Tests are decent (first & last are the easiest). The test questions come from a mix of lecture, powerpoints, & from thin air. No zoom so you work on your own time but tests every 3 weeks. No HW

Very interesting class! This professor provides everything you need to know in her powerpoints, they are pretty lengthy however. Her powerpoints include a lot of information, but does explain it in a lot of detail. Studying for a good amount of time before the exams will really help! Provided a lot of extra credit which helped grade so much!

5 Exams make up the entire grade but her curves were magical. Lectures are a lot but just pay attention to her lecture videos, a lot of exam material is covered. Exams were manageable and not too bad.

For taking it online, you basically watch her lectures and memorize the powerpoints. I studied about 2 weeks prior to each exam and scored As with curves. Her curves are very generous and if you aren't able to do well with her curves, then that's on you. She was a good professor and it's a doable class.

Powerpoint slides were the main point of info and everything on the exams were taken directly from there. 5 exams are the only grades for the class. Just read and understand the powerpoints and you'll be good

This class overall wasn't bad since she curves a grade higher. The exams are extremely difficult and sometimes on things she never talked about. I stopped going to lecture once I realized it wasn't helpful at all. If you can get the BRS book she recommends she sometimes pulls the same exact questions on the exam from there.

Professor Ahangari was awesome, don't listen to any negative comments! 65% lecture and 35% lab with Worley (who is also fantastic although the lab exams can be tough.) Her exams are ALL PowerPoints with a few additional points she covers in actual lecture. She posts pre-recordings and provides curves (5-10%) and extra credit assignments as well.

Best professor I've ever had. You only need to study her PowerPoints to pass with an A. Really easy class. You don't even need the book, and you don't even need to attend to class.

best professor for human physiology, gives a lot of extra credit

Took her before COVID-19, now I'm in medical school and remember literally everything she taught! The class is hard and requires a good amount of studying. She's extremely knowledable and helpful outside of lecture. Honestly her lectures were very captivating and she organizes the material to help you learn it efficiently.

Took it in summer B. It was pretty fast, wouldnt do it again. Was nice, cared, and taught well just a lil hard to understand. Class was structurally one the most confusing Ive taken. Not much info on syllabus or any emails/announcements from her. Had bonus questions on test. Definitely gave extra credit cause my B turned to an A at end of semester.

Dr. Ahangari's class was very manageable. The grade is 65% lecture exams and 35% lab. The lab focuses on reports, quizzes, and lab exams. You can do well on all of these just by studying the PowerPoints. For lecture exams take notes on what aren't in the slides. Study the slides and your lecture notes and that is sufficient to earn an A.

The class is difficult and the powerpoints are hard to understand but, attending lecture made it easier & youtube will be your bestie. To study, watch youtube on the topics B4 lecture, attend lecture and THEN read the powerpoints. In this ORDER the material will be easier to understand. Dr. Ahangari is a caring professor who wants you to pass

Professor is extremely nice. However, she is very vague and expects you to know the information somewhat before class. I had to study for weeks for her exams and still scored average. Thankfully, she did curve and I barely got an A. If you do not want to work 25+ hours a week on this class then I would avoid enrolling for this class.

You are graded by 5 exams only. She does zoom lectures that are recorded. She curves exams so far are as follows, exam 1 by 10%, exam 2 by 12%, exam 3 by 14%. This is because there are often errors on the exams. She is very nice! The tests are based on power points and lecture. A lot of information that isn't tested on. Study guide helps.

It's clear that Dr. Ahangari is very knowledgable and cares about what she's teaching. Attendance is not necessary, and 2 of the 3 days are on zoom. Her lectures are helpful, but her exams are difficult. Exams are your only grade in the class, but she curves well. Lab will also help your grade. Lab professor, Melissa Marthe, is also great.

Raheleh's class is challenging but doable if you stay on top of the material. Definitely use the BRS book and her study guides - they'll prep you well for the exams. unstuckstudy ai was also super helpful for me to get extra practice. Overall, a tough but rewarding class.

Sweet Prof exams are pulled right from the lectures but lots of material to remember exams are challenging. Do well in the lab it will save your grade in the end. Exams are curved heavy and no other assignments then the lab which is 35%. Class is all online so UCF can cram more kids into a class and make more money. Awesome prof. though.