Ryan's economic geography class was great! He did a really good job of using videos and discussions and stuff to balance out the lectures, but the lectures were usually very interesting too! Great teacher!

The climate change class was one of my best in college. I learned so much and Ryan obviously knows the material really well. I liked that it wasn't all just lectures but there were discussions and guest speakers too.

This is a great class, but beware the summer session. It's really intense because stuff keeps building on previous material every day. Still a good way to knock out your diversity credit, tho.

I had to take professional communications for engineers and he is a really helpful professor. The class is a pain with a lot of writing and group projects and a waste of time, but he doesn't make it that bad. No tests, just a lot of papers. I never read the textbook, no need to. Just make sure to go to class.

The class is time consuming, especially if you take it as the Honors course. However, the professor Good is amazing. He is always willing to help and to explain the material again. He has clear grading criteria and he's willing to discuss the grade if needed.

Best professor I've had at UF. Even though it was an online class he knew who I was and always responded to questions and tried to help as quickly as he could. Awesome teacher.

I enjoyed this class a lot but get ready to do a lot of work, especially if taken over the summer. He is always available to answer questions and clear any doubts you have in his assignments, even though he is very clear with his expectations from Day 1. Great class overall, definitely recommend if you are trying to get 6000 words

class is a lot of work writing wise, very nice guy & super helpful, papers will take lots of time. interesting information but didn't love the class overall.

Online classes are frustrating especially during Covid. But Professor Good did everything he could to make this class useful and helpful. All the assignments had specific rubrics that told you exactly what it would be graded on, so if you pay attention to those it's an easy A. He always responded to questions quickly and kindly, too.

He's totally reasonable. There are 10 modules, a quiz and discussion in each module. Plus a film review, presentation, and exam at the end. You don't need to read, if you have a pulse you'll pass the quizzes. Nice guy and seems interested in helping students.

The class is structured with 10 modules (a quiz and discussion post for each), and there's a final paper and project that were both fun and interesting to do. This semester was really rough on me personally, and Professor Good was very accommodating and easy to reach. He responds quickly to emails and really cares about students' well-being.

Easy A. Mostly quizzes and discussions, one presentation video and an essay about a movie. He always replies to emails quickly and wants to help you understand.

The average grade in the class was a 95%. If you can follow directions on assignments and have apulse, his class is an easy A.

Economic Geography was the best online class. A 200 word reflection each week, a couple discussions, an open book final, and really cool project, that's it. Awesome way to earn 6k words.

Covid has been really tough on me, but Dr. Good has gone out of his way to help and be flexible when I've had to miss class. I wish more professors were understanding and helpful like him.

Easy class. Only 2 assignments a week for 500 words, a presentation, and a final exam. Great way to get 6k word requirement out of the way!

Take him for GEO3502 - some reflections every week but not very heavy - 2 hours a week max!

His class is easy if you do all the assignments. I took the class on summer b and the class was very fast paced. I recommend reading the textbook and do not procrastinate with the international issues essay.

Dr. Good is a really good guy and the class is pretty easy. Sometimes I felt like some of the test questions were poorly worded but overall if you try you should get an A. I would recommend taking his class for the state core Gen Ed.

Be prepared to read and write a lot. Weekly mini essays, discussions, and readings. There is also a big essay towards the end of the semester. However, the class was not actually that bad, and the TAs were thorough with the feedback. 4 Exams and 5 quizzes (lowest quiz dropped) and a lot of opportunities for extra credit. Definitely recommend.

Very good and accessible teacher, very understanding to outside situation and provides lots of extra credit. Very knowledgeable in the subject and straight to the point. Highly recommend this class

A very nice guy and a good teacher with easy to understand lectures. Gave lots of extra credit and small group activities. Quizzes and exams weren't too difficult bc he allowed us to make a page of notes to use on the test. Information is very interesting to learn about.

Dr. Good is really good. I actually enjoyed learning abt the environment in his class. I must have met with him at least 7 times in the semester, and he was helpful every single time. The exams were hard and required some devoted thinking, but that page he lets you have is really helpful. I'd say the worse thing abt this course was the module preps

Nice professor, took the class cause it was required and UF did not accept my APES credit class was cake except for the exams which you have to put some effort into studying. Tbh you do not need the textbook at all its pretty much useless

I loved him as a professor and the class was very organized. Each week there was an assignment for the new module and every Friday there was a small group assignment in class. The quiz and exam questions came straight from the lectures and videos. Him and the TA's are always available for questions and very approachable. A very engaging professor.

(How to Lie with Maps) Great prof and great class! if you put in some effort you will never have to worry about your grade. the book could be boring at times but the discussions were always interesting. changed a lot of my opinions and assumptions! highly recommend!

Taking this class, as a humanities major, eased my nerves as the workload is manageable. During the summer, there are no quizzes so you only have to worry about the 3 exams and an essay. Exams are almost entirely from the lecture videos, and extra credit is always offered and easy to obtain. Just make sure you know how to cite in APA!

If you have taken APES, this class is extremely easy to pass. Remember to cite everything taken from an outside course. If you need anything, don't hesitate to reach out to the professor. It's not worth buying/renting the textbook. Just watch all the lectures and the videos provided in the course and take notes on them. There is extra credit

Professor Good was awesome! I large portion of your grade comes from assignments: learning checkpoints (350-500 word essay) and a end of module discussion (essay). As long as you complete these assignments weekly, you will succeed in the course. Tests aren't bad. Recommend the course for easy gen-ed

Extra credit and weekly assignments so I was able to pull a B on all 3 exams and still get an A in the class. Final is optional since they drop your lowest exam grade. Rubrics are clear and it's easy to get 100s on every assignment (need to do a good bit of studying for exams but you're allowed a cheat sheet). Good gen ed for non-stem majors.

Professor Good is such a kind man. He genuinely cares about his students and wants them to do well. He's very flexible and understanding. Lectures can be a bit boring but the exams come from the lectures. A lot of assignments and extra credit helped boost my grade. Exams were actually hard and concept-driven. Be sure to know your APA for homework

Don't let the bad reviews scare you, it's not that bad. The stuff about the TAs is true tho. They've always been nice to me but are weirdly strict with grading hw it was annoying. The prof himself tho is so nice he's been super caring when I'm sick and is rly sweet! But the exams are unnecessarily hard too but he's got a lot hw and exc that helps!

This class isn't as bad as everyone says. The rubrics for assignments are very specific so follow those and use a citation machine and you will easily score well. The tests were a bit harder, with some ultra specific references to lectures, but so much extra credit is given I got Bs on the tests and still have an A. You can also drop a test/final.

Dr. Good is a very considerate teacher. The problem is his class. The tests are hard, using "A & B" and "A, B, & C" / "All of above" and "None of above" choices for practically every question on each exam. They give enough extra credit, but the unclearness makes it difficult. You cannot afford to make mistakes, which makes this NOT an easy A.

Overall, not a hard class. I will say the exams are tough and ask a lot of specifics so watch out for that. Dr.Good is really nice in giving a lot of extra credit opportunities. Watch out on scoring low on the lecture videos because they will eat ur grade at the end of the semester. Take this class if u want an easy gen Ed/ science credit

Tbh his class def had a good bit of writing. As long as you know how to write in APA, you'll be fine. The TAs are kinda annoying especially when it comes to grading, so def go by the rubric. He gives extra cred too. Also the final is optional, but I would recommend taking it; it was easier than the exams. Make sure to read the textbook!

This class is very manageable if you follow the rubric very specifically for each assignment and understand APA. The grading is done solely by the TAs and they can be sticklers so stick to the rubric. The tests are probably the hardest aspect of this class with the questions being hyper-specific.

The professor gives good lectures. However, there are 300-500 word essays every week, a few discussion posts, and several extra credit opportunities. Tests are difficult, but you're allowed a one-page note sheet. Your lowest test grade is also dropped, which means you can skip the final if you want to. The textbook isn't necessary, but it's helpful

Dr. Good is a very good professor. He is extremely knowledgeable, gives plenty of extra credit, and definitely cares about his students. The TA's are terrible, mine gave me a 58 on an essay and the response said I hit all sections of the rubric but didn't explain things well enough. He also grades homeworks like final exams for a PhD class.

For some reason, there isn't a tag for IDS2935, which is the Quest 2 class Why Maps Matter. This is probably one of the most enjoyable classes I've taken so far. Dr. Good was incredibly kind and made the class fun and interesting without making it overly difficult. The exams are very doable and he provides you with study guides for each one.

He is a very nice guy and very understanding. Was annoying having to write small papers every week, but TAs gave good feedback. Just follow the rubric and cite correctly. Exams are medium difficulty. Lots of extra credit coppertunites.

As the name implies, Dr. Good is very good! EVR2001 is a very cumbersome class, but Dr. Good was clear & direct in communicating via Canvas. Additionally, the assignments were very enriching and lent themselves to a broader understanding of the class. However, I would have appreciated more feedback on assignments. Great class and great professor!

This class is the perfect gen ed. If you go to class and take notes, the exams are easy. He allows a full sheet of notes, and the study guide is critical. He is a tough grader, especially in regards to citing in APA, but if you look at the rubric you'll be fine. Mini papers as reflections each week, but this class is interesting and an easy A.

The class is very straightforward. You just watch the lectures and do the weekly assignment. The exams aren't that hard as long as you study for a couple hours. He also offers extra credit throughout. Beware as he is very strict on citations but I've never had a problem with it.

He's very passionate about the topic and teaching. LOTS of extra credit opportunities, if you do them all you'll be fine even if you don't do super well on exams. Exams suck, about 50 mc questions that are sometimes pretty specific or worded weird- you do get to use one sheet of notes. Optional final. Weekly reflection essays. Mandatory attendance.

Dr.Good is the best professor I had this semester. He really cares about his students' learning and will go out of his way to help. He will always answer questions via email or office hours. There is lot's of extra credit opportunities, and if you do the work, the class is an easy A. Highly recommend taking Dr. Good's class, he's an amazing teacher

Professor Good is an amazing professor who works with his students. I only took this class for the Gen-Ed credit, but it was very manageable/organized. There are 3 exams + a final exam, but he drops your lowest exam grade. He also gives many extra credit opportunities and weekly reflection assignments so the exams are not the weight of the class.

A areat professor who's passionate abt the env! Open to questions during office hours, vry clear on what's expected on assignments (be sure to follow the rubric on the weekly reflections), lots of EC, ~2 hrs of lecture a week (exams are heavily based on these). Overall a vry engaging class (with fun virtual field trips too). Youll learn a lot!

Tests are heavily based on the lectures, but he posts them so you always have access. Don't waste your money on the textbook. While it was helpful for studying, the lectures and notes were enough. Lots of EASY extra credit. One 800-word essay and weekly reflections that are 300-500 words. Highly recommend taking this class.

Overall this class wasn't bad, but the exams were hard and stressful. Though it is helpful that he will drop one. Most weeks you will also have to write a reflection of 350-500 words. Take advantage of the extra credit. It will help you so much and is pretty easy.

I had a great experience this semester with Dr. Good. He is very knowledgable and runs the class in a way that is very straightforward. All you have to do in order to be successful in EVR2001 is follow directions on assignments, especially with regards to citing. Lots of extra credit is offered and Dr. Good is always happy to answer questions.

I got an A in this class with a 67% exam average. I found the exams extremely difficult and the questions were so random. I got an A because I got 60 pts of extra credit. Prof good is really nice and puts a lot of effort into his lectures. Attendence is mandatory so make sure you're prepared to go to every class, otherwise your grade will suffer.

The exams can be very specific but he provides so much extra credit it's hard to not pass the class with an A or B. There are weekly assignments and you will get a 0 if you don't cite or cite incorrectly past a certain module so just make sure you cite correctly in apa format.

Take good notes because the quizzes often have random questions about facts from the lecture. Lots of extra credit, though, so as long as you do all of the assignments, it's easy to get a high A. Dr. Good is very passionate about the topics. Lectures can be kind of boring though so come caffeinated. TAs are relatively easy graders.

I took EVR 2001 for a science credit and it was so easy. Professor Good was super nice and chill. We had quizzes about once every 2 weeks that you get to bring a full page of notes to, but no tests. There isn't a lot of homework; just reflection assignments about once a week that are usually easy and one 1000 word essay at the end.

So recommend this class if you need to take it, especially online. Super easy, Dr. Good was great and pretty much wants you to pass. Lecture videos are simple and same with assignments, heavy on citations but was easy to learn, exams weigh more but he drops the lowest one, and offers a lot of extra credit. Truly do recommend.

If you need a science to complete the state gen ed requirement, I would recommend this one! I was initially hesitant reading some reviews, but the class is very manageable. The exams are honestly the most stressful part, but there is a ton of extra credit and the lowest score is dropped. I recommend reading the lecture transcripts to study.

Theres a lot of lectures but they are not long and there is one reflection assignment a week which took about an hour on average for each. The exams were tough but I still got an A with a 70% avg on exams because he gives so much extra credit. If you need a Gen Ed science for sure take this one.

If you need this for a gen ed science I recommend. No exams just quizzes, lowest one dropped. Weekly assignments that took me less than an hour each. I was sick a few times and Dr. Good was very accommodating to me and excused me from attendance quizzes and assigned me the lectures online. Lectures can go a little slow sometimes, but it's not bad.

dr. good is nice and willing to go over questions if you go to office hours. exams are pretty hard, but you're allowed a one-page cheat sheet and the lowest score is dropped. there are typically 5-10 lecture videos and a slightly time-consuming 350+ word reflection each week. do ALL of the extra credit opportunities!! they're what will get you an A

Overall a great professor, he is very lenient by allowing a drop on the lowest quiz and weekly reflection. It is not difficult to get an A as long as you attend all his lectures, pay attention and know how to use APA citations in all reflections. His quizzes sometimes ask more niche things that he mentions, but there is a lot of extra credit.

Good prof, easy A. Just go to class cuz he does a couple attendance quizzes. Tons of extra credit. Get one notes sheet for each quiz.

Dr.Good is more than just 'good', he's fantastic. He does everything in his power to help students succeed. He's extremely open about office hours and possible absences. Other than a weekly reflection assignment which ranges from discussions on documentaries to 300 word essays, the class is relaxed and enriching. This man is amazing.

You could tell he was a Professor who is really passionate and loves what he does; he teaches in a way that's easy to understand. There is a lot of assignments but they're not bad and we also get 1 page of notes for each test. He asked for a textbook but you don't really need it. Everything you need to know he goes over in class.

EVR2001 class is pretty straightforward without too many surprises. Attendance is necessary and there are quizzes every other week or so. The professor is understanding and lectures aren't too bad.

Professor Good was a very good teacher for evr2001. its basically impossible to fail bc of all the extra credit, dropped grades, and allows a full page cheat sheet on the exams. Just follow along with the lectures and you'll be completely fine. He can be a little rude if you ask a "stupid" question, but other then that would recommend for gen ed.

When I was in the class I hated it because I am not a science person. I just took this for my state core gen ed. My quiz average was a 79 but I still ended with a 97 in the class because of extra credit and Taylor (the TA) was an easy grader. Material seems annoying at times but it is actually a very easy class and easy to get an A in.

Dr. Good was extremely caring about the class, he starts the lectures on time and is passionate about teaching environmental science. He gives ample opportunities to raise your grade if you have missed something. Overall, EVR2001 was an extremely light course and is a great class to take if you need a science credit and have a heavy schedule.

Dr. Good was a very good teacher and gave out some interesting and fun assignments to go along with each module, just hope you get lucky and get a TA that isn't a stickler on grading like I got.

Why Maps Matter was one of my favorite classes at UF. Dr. Good and the TAs are very understanding and lenient and help often. Definitely recommend

This is an excellent professor who clearly communicates with his students. For the Weekly Reflections and the Capstone Essay, follow the rubric as literally as possible. For the exams, go through the lectures as you make your study guide before you take them. Ignore the malicious reviews. I ended with a 103 in an online month-long mini-mester.

Great professor who responds to questions almost instantly! My TA was tough and took off a ridiculous amount of points for APA citations, but with the extra credit and points for watching lectures and doing tests, I still ended with a high A. Follow the rubrics exactly for all of the writing assignments, and you should be fine.

I have heard some of the TA's are very harsh graders in this course, but I got lucky with a less strict TA. You are allowed one paper full of notes for every quiz (there are 6 honor lock quizzes) and they are not too bad if you study. Your experience with this course ultimately depends on the TA you get so it's a bit of a gamble.

The in-person classes are boring and pretty much useless since he uses an inverted classroom model for class as well as attendance is mandatory which sucks, but you get 3 excused classes at the end of the semester. Other than that, it's clear Dr. Good cares about his students and if you do his weekly extra credit, you'll end up with an A easily.

.Recommend this class online, but your grade depends on getting a lenient TA. Do the extra credit assignments, they really help. Weekly lecture videos are easy to follow and textbook annotations but the annotations can be unnecessarily long. Assignments never took me too long, and the quizzes allow cheat sheets.

Points for attendance everyday helped my grade a lot. If you do all the extra credit and actually watch the online lectures it is pretty easy to do well. However he is out to catch anyone using AI and will accuse people with little evidence.