Engaging lecturer. Never stutters. The readings are tough and so are the quizzes. Accessible, especially during group projects. She's so smart that I felt dumb. But she is also very encouraging and facilitates great conversations during class. Super organized, grades really fast. Slides aren't detailed so write everything she says during lectures.

Readings are hard & so are quizzes, but Dr. Li is so helpful, encouraging, & articulate that she doesn't make you feel like you can fall behind. She provides great support/resources, values everyone's thoughts & participation, gives clear feedback, is accessible. Lectures are application-based - make sure to do the readings and take notes in class

Dr. Li is overall a good prof. She accommodated for the changes this semester. Lecture options for sync. or async. but there's more work to do if you choose async. (piazza posts). In-class group work almost every class. Quick quizzes before every class. It's not too bad but the extra work isn't particularly helpful, just redundant.

Dr. Li and her TA were great this semester. She is extremely engaging in lectures and makes class very group oriented. There are a few essays and a group project that are easy to do well on, as well as a small participation grade. This class is test heavy, but all of the information for the exams can be found in her lectures.

(Fall 2020) This was a very interesting class. She is a good teacher, and the tests were very fair (multiple choice and short answer). We read academic papers instead of a textbook, but she went over that content in class. There were a few projects, but they weren't bad. This was a great intro class for freshmen interested in psyc/neuro.

The easiest/ nicest professor I've ever taken. She assigns readings but for this course you definitely do not need to read (she even admits it). You will have three papers but they grade them super easy. A lot of group work but she lets you pick your groups.

A pretty easy class, just give decent effort and you'll easily get an A or B.

Dr. Li is the most understanding professor and while the class is very test-heavy, the lectures cover everything. There are assigned readings but skimming will suffice. She's such a great person and super knowledgeable and willing to help you do the best you can in the class. Would recommend

Dr. Li is an amazing teacher! She is understanding of covid, mental health, and any other problem you can face. She is great about giving extensions for all assignments. Attendance is based on answering a few online questions (opinion based) in class. Grading is mostly done by IA's and they are not too tough. Lectures cover all test material.

Overall a pretty good class. 60% of the grade comes from two exams so if you don't do well on one it's hard to do well in the class, but what will be on the exam is pretty clear. Several papers/projects, but those were fairly straightforward.

Dr. Li was extremely understanding of COVID and its effects on students and worked hard to overcover the barriers of hybrid learning. Her class is heavily weighted on two exams, but both are completely based on the lectures, and the criteria for assignments were always clearly established. One of my favorite professors in the psych department!

Professor Li is a pretty good professor. The layout of the course is really nice and organized. There's a lot of working in groups, so this would be a good class to take with your friends. The course content is generally very interesting and she explains things well. The work load is very doable. She makes it very easy for her students to succeed

I have to give her a 5/5 because of her character. The class was quite decent, and the lectures were solid, albeit sometimes a little boring. Rosa was awesome though, I liked it a lot when she made jokes, and she was always highly organized, prepared and understanding. She is an excellent professor and person.

She as an amazing teacher, unfortunately I didn't get the best grade because I was focused on other things, but she was amazing and would help you no matter what and would even reach out to you for help when she saw you were struggling.

She was a good professor and her lectures were pretty straightforward but her exams are set to like 20 questions so it was easy to miss one or two and make a B. Quiz every friday but you can take with a group the second try

Professor Li is super accommodating and understanding. Almost every type of assignment has a "drop lowest" including participation and papers. She does a great job at making diversity a focus in the course which was refreshing. Lectures were always easy to understand. A lot of textbook readings but that's pretty expected from a psych class.

The class isn't hard and the content is interesting. There were three unit exams that were each worth 10%. There were four papers throughout the course and she dropped the lowest paper grade. She also offers a free one-week extension for any one of the papers. The final was an exam and a group project. I highly recommend taking this class.

This was an interesting class, but wasn't an easy A for a gen-ed requirement. Several papers, a final group project, 3 exams, a final, and frequent check-up quizzes. There's some peer discussion in class, but it is mostly lecture-based. This topic is worth learning about, but it was definitely a more challenging course than I expected it to be.

Reading the textbook will get you a better score on the tests than going to every lecture. The lectures weren't the most engaging, but the content was interesting. There's lots of flexibility in the course (EC, dropping the lowest grade in every category other than test) so it's important to be strategic.

Dr. Li is a really skilled lecturer, she is engaging and funny. She begins every class by playing music relevant to the topic of the lecture and often includes memes or other pop culture references in her slides. There are several readings, more so in the beginning but they are completely necessary. Big group project at the end. Dr. Li is great.

Dr. Li is very passionate and knowledgeable about child development psychology. Two lectures and one group activity each week. Her exams were tough, but she offers enough credit from papers and participation that it is still possible to get an A. She really cares about each of her students, so if you put in the work this is a great class!

This was a pretty easy class, it just was dragged out a lot. Li is tries to engage students, but it ends up feeling forced a lot of the time. There isn't too much work to do and what there is isn't hard. Also, there is a LOT of extra credit up for grabs so f you are looking for an easy A, this is the class.

Professor Li is a great professor who cares about what she teaches. Attendance is taken in random class periods, and learning checks are used at the end of class. Exams were not super easy even though I felt I had a good grasp on the concept, but overall was a good class & great professor!

Professor Li is very organized and everything is super clear from the beginning. She gives you practice questions the day before the exam which are helpful, and gives so many opportunities in class to ask clarifying questions

This class was very easy to take online over the summer. All HW's were graded easy, papers were fun and graded fairly, discussions were light, learning checks were good and you get two attempts (attempts are averaged), and the final was fair. Also, plenty of extra credit was offered through the discussion posts. Dr Li was a great professsor.

I loved taking PSYC 180 with Dr. Li. She is an engaging lecturer and the content wasn't terribly challenging. You can tell that she cares about what shes teaching and the students she has. There are two thought papers throughout the semester that are very manageable. I definitely recommend this class!

She was a great professor and as long as you went to class all of the tests were pretty easy. If you keep up with the little assignments its a relatively stress free class.

Dr. Li is slightly intimidating and slightly strict, but she really wants you to succeed. PSYC180 was pretty easy, but when reviewing, I realized the slideshows were very vague in information and you NEED to go to class to understand what her points were. She gives tons of extra credit and help though, so don't be scared to reach out.

Dr. Rosa Li was a very good professor so not sure why her rating is so low. The course was fairly easy, and she made exactly what we needed to do to succeed clear at the beginning of the year. Lots of lectures but she posts the slides. Gave lots of extra credit opportunities, and definitely recommend for PSYC180!

Li is a good professor I would say. She has decent lectures and the exams I thought were pretty reflective of the lectures. Some extra credit opportunities. you get an index card cheat sheet for exams. as long as you show up to class to take decent notes and go through slides before exams you would be fine.

Dr. Li is very nice and knowledgeable, and the class was generally easy. My only complaint is that there was a final exam and a final project. The exams were a little harder than I expected but you get a cheat sheet and everything else is pretty easy, so there is definitely plenty of opportunity to succeed even if you don't do well on the tests.

Before taking 250, I saw a lot of reviews on here that made me worried about taking this class with Professor Li. I needed the credit, so I went for it anyways and I've been pleasantly surprised. She is very clear about her expectations and has built in grace in her grading systems (dropping lowest quiz, etc) and offers extra credit opportunities.

Great class. Her grading criteria is very clear, and the exams are very fair. We're allowed one page as a security blanket for each exam, and the final is not cumulative. There are two papers and they're both super straight-forward, with clear grading criteria. If you take decent notes during lectures the exams are not difficult.

Dr. Li is a great professor with engaging lectures and clear slides. You can choose between two grading systems: one with required attendance and GRQs, or one based only on tests and papers. Exams are fair, and there's lots of extra credit. The class is enjoyable and manageable, even for non-majors. Highly recommend!

I was afraid after reading other reviews but def my favorite class this semester. Pick how you are graded (attendance/pre-class work included or 2 papers based on personal experiences + exams only), opportunities for extra credit, light work load, content is super interesting and relatable. 10/10 would recommend!

Dr. Li was extremely fair. Students could pick how they want to be graded based on strengths. Her exams were not super easy, but definitely not hard.They required studying because she would ask very specific questions. However, all her test questions were reflected on the slides. Definitely recommend this class, even though lectures can be boring.

Clear criteria with fair grading (you picked one of two grading schemes). Your grade is based on attendance, pre-class readings (if you picked the scheme with those), 3 tests, 2 papers, and the final. Classroom discussions were fun, and the material was interesting! I thought it was a relatively easy course, just pay attention to the slides.

Rosa Li was very nice, it's big class so I you won't necessarily be known unless you go to office hours or participate heavily. Class is interesting and structured well. The exams would have some random questions that threw me off. No textbook but lots of readings. There is a good mix of papers, participation, and tests for grades.

I preferred 180 > 250 with her. The 250 TAs lessened the quality of the class. There is a lot of homework and it's very repetitive but it's better than in class attendance in my opinion. Lots of group work so pick wisely. Dr. Li is a good lecturer and helpful for questions. She sets very clear policies and does not waiver on them.

This class is super easy, and the 2 essays are also graded easily. You just have to memorize some terms for tests. There are grqs before most classes but shoulnt take more than 15 min to do. No other HW. Very low stress class.

I might be in the minority but I enjoyed every lecture and though Dr. Li did a great job teaching content during lecture in a very professional but still entreating way. I also took 180 with her and I feel like exams can be weird but once you figure out the general form and use the ability to bring a cheat sheet, you will do fine.

Dr. Li genuinely cares about her students and makes the course content easy to digest. I appreciate the frequent use of studies, examples, videos, and real-life scenarios in her lectures. Made it very fun and engaging. Tests/LCs aren't bad.

Dr. Li was super helpful and very accommodating to all students. Class has 2 midterms and a final (non-cumulative), 2 papers (short like 1-2 pages) and a group project (easy), lots of extra credit opportunities so you would genuinely have to try to do poorly in the class.

Dr. Li is superb! She assigns very creative and fun assignments, is very good with communication, organization, and you can tell she loves what she does. She is very accessible outside of class, and incentives you to do so. She is very well-versed in her craft and I hope to take another class with her soon!

A great class for some of your first semesters, interesting and super easy