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I was really disappointed to see such a low rating....this is one of the best professors that I had at Akron. I found her very interesting and helpful
I thought she was very clear in how she teaches things and he gives good examples that keep the lecture interesting. She sells her notes and old tests and it is a great way to study. The class can get boring but I still enjoyed it and am taking her again for A&P 2. u have to want to take anatomy to enjoy it, but i heard other teachers were worse
Though she explained everthing really well. Her tests were difficult, but were fair.
Great teacher. Very very helpful. if you are confused w/ anything ask her after class she will spend as much time with you as you need. Tests were fair, lectures are pretty boring & she gets distracted easily by stupid questions, overall good class. She's very unique, haha & does look like a park ranger or something. Really enjoyed her as professor
Well, besides her distracting appearance (she looks like she's a park ranger, ready to dig up dinosaur bones...) she is a difficult teacher with tricky tests. Buy the docuzip, it will help out lots.
Great Professor! Dr. Hines shows lots of enthusiasm for the information and is incredibly willing to help you understand if you are having trouble. Tests can be a little difficult...you really have to read if you want a chance at an A on the test. Overall I would recommend her given the other professor options for A&P.
Dr. Hines is a great professor. She really knows her stuff. Just buy the note packet and follow along in class, adding extra notes to topics you don't understand. There are 4 tests, and you really just need the book to clarify things. Other than that just memorize her notes and you'll get an A in the class.
Amazing teacher! Very interesting, explains the material to the letter! get the study packets, the tests are mostly based off them.
I think Dr. Hines is a very good professor. There were times that I did not always understand what she was talking about but she was more than willing to help. Her tests are a bit hard but I think that is because she knows so much about the subject that she has a difficult time bringing it down to our level LOL!!! I highly reccommend her.
Outstanding - Dr. Hines went above and beyond in helping students. Cheerful, conversant, outstanding - one of the best.
Great professor. Material can be difficult at times, but Dr. Hines is always willing to answer any questions. Do not take this course and expect an easy A... much studying is necessary.
Susan is a very nice prefessor who knows a lot about her topic. She provides an outline of all her notes as well as old tests but she talks really fast during lectures & the only grades she took were 4 exams the entire semester, so you have to do good on them all. I thought it was a hard class.
Very devoted prof...however the course is rigorous and you only grades are four difficult exams.
Do not take Prof Hines unless you understand anatomy already.
Ms. Hines is passionate about the subject, but there is so much information presented in such a short time that since the tests are the only grades you receive, they can be very stressful. She kind of just dumps information on you and then you have to figure out how to learn it yourself. LOTS of outside studying required to pass.
Dr. Hines is a hard teacher. She goes extremely fast and you get lost very easily if your not paying attention. Only grades are 4 tests and A LOT of studying is required. Buy the notes at DocuZip. She knows a lot and is very intelligent. Class gets really boring because she uses an overhead and just reads off the notes the whole hour and a half.
soooo boring lectures but good teacher...memorize the material and you'll get an A
Susan Hines is a very nice lady, but her tests are very difficult. You need to study very very hard for them, but she lets you keep the test packets to study for the comprehensive.
Dr. Hines definitely knows her stuff. She explains things well, but she can kind of dump a bunch of information on you. Lectures can get boring because she just reads the notes off of an overhead. Definitely buy her note packet from DocuZip. You have to study very hard for her exams, because they are challenging. You have have to know the content.
Dr. Hines has quickly become my favorite professor. She explains the material very thoroughly, and is more than willing to see you outside of class to clarify anything you might not understand. I strongly recommend purchasing the note packet and answering the Before You Go On Questions.
She goes through things so fast. I feel there should be a prep class because I be sitting there confused.
The hardest professor I have ever had. Exams are very tough. Expect to teach yourself everything.
absolutely terrible professor. If you try to follow her while she lectures you will get lost. she uses an overhead and her idea of an outline. Terrible avoid at all costs unless of course you enjoy paying a ton of money to teach yourself.
Terrible professor. She is not clear about what is on the exams and her outlines are impossible to follow. If you take her prepare to teach yourself.
I've had Dr. Hines for anatomy I and Anatomy II now and haven't learned anything from her. Her tests are unbelievably hard, she is impossible to follow, and she knows the material so well she just assumes that you do too. Do yourself a favor and DO NOT TAKE HER CLASS!!!
She is very intelligent but doesn't explain things clearly. The material is hard, it is anatomy but she just doesnt have a good way of explaining things.
Anatomy professors at Uni of Akron are all bad and hard. Professor Hines is the best of the worst. She is very helpful if you have any concern or talk to her in-private. Don't miss class, watch Youtube videos about the topics, and read her notes provided on SB. You can get a B if you put enough time. I'd recommend her for sure.
Very difficult! Impossible to follow. Teaches you way more than you actually need to know which then results in not knowing whats truly important for test time!
Impossible class to pass. She "answers" questions with another question. The class size is so huge that you can barely pay attention. The way she words things is very difficult to understand. Her pictures are the only thing that helped me, but she only presented them maybe once every chapter. I would not recommend this prof. at all!
Hines makes an interesting subject BORING! The class is extremely hard, however, the tests come straight from the notes (no book needed). But make sure you know those notes by heart.
Horrible horrible professor. Did not learn a single thing. Had to teach myself EVERYTHING. She comes up with these corny jokes that she finds HILARIOUS but noone has any clue what she is talking about. She is very intelligent but do not expect her to rub some off on you. AVOID AT ALL COST...unless you want your GPA to suffer
well I can see that a lot of people like to blame Dr. Hines for their grades. True, she is a tough professor, but it's a tough subject, what do you expect? If you pay attention in class, go over the book from time to time, and actually care about learning, you will do well. Dr. Hines is a great teacher, she just asks for more input from students.
DIFFICULT. Teaches this intro class like it is a graduate class. She is extremely intelligent but goes at a fast pace and is hard to follow. Memorize the notes.
She is not a bad teacher at all. It is A&P, its not simple. She gives the notes for you to print off and all you have to do is follow along, not that difficult to do. Test are straight from the notes which makes it easier as well. As long as you're a decent student and go to class you'll be fine.
Dont take her if your life depends on it! I had her for Anatomy 1. Your grade depends on 4 tests and she makes them as hard as possible. Anatomy is a very hard class no matter who you have but she makes it harder than it should be.
Do NOT take her! She presents an enormous amount of information at incredibly fast intervals. She will rarely answer a direct question; she just waits for a classmate to answer. I'm an EMT and know a lot about anatomy, but she presented it as if it were a graduate course.
Dr Hines is a difficulut instuctor. However if you are intending to go into the Nursing program she would be your best choice if you really want to LEARN about anatomy. The instructors in the School of Nursing find that Dr Hines students are better prepared for Nursing and clinical courses.If you find Human Anatomy too hard Nursing may not be 4 u
She is a great professor. Anatomy is not suppose to be an easy class, if you're complaining either you didn't go to class, didn't spend hours studying, or maybe shouldn't be in anatomy. She is very helpful and clear about what to know. Learn her outlines you'll do fine. She makes class interesting and has great extra credit.
This professor will go through 1 chapter in insane detail within 2 days, she then moves on and does 2-3 more chapters which are followed by a test. The test will ask questions that are not in the book or her notes, something she breezed over once in lecture. Her final is over everything, as well as 4 chapters you learned 3 days before the final...
If you got a bad grade from Dr. Hines, please do not go into the medical career field. You do not belong there. Find a job where your lack of discipline and study will not result in others being hurt. She is the best at what she does, and if you pay attention, follow her study guide, you will not only excel in the class, but will learn anatomy.
You learn a lot, but tests are way too hard.
Dr. Hines is a hard professor. She goes very fast and thinks that everyone in the class is already a Dr. of biology. I studied all of the time, read the book, and her notes, but her tests are difficult. Take someone else if possible.
Makes very difficult concepts crystal clear. Gives extra credit. Goes through material fast but thoroughly. Exams are hard but if you pay attention to lectures and read the book you'll get an A easy. She's a little nerdy but really passionate about what she teachers. RECOMMENDED if you really want to learn.
Awful teacher,expects a class of 200+ to participate in a discussion, skims over everything, not helpful. The Learning Assistant is more helpful than her. I only went to the learning assistant,not even the class and i am passing. I ended up teaching myself this whole class. It sucked
Great teacher. Tests are hard but if you actually study and come to class you'll do just fine. She is passionate about what she teaches and actually teaches you all the information! she gets super excited about this course and enjoys showing it. Loved her.
Very fair, if you know the packets/notes she puts online, you will do fine. If you go into the class not studying, good luck. Dont like the way she makes other students answer questions.
Her tests are not easy but you shouldn't go into anatomy thinking it is going to be easy to begin with. She talks fast and her notes are not very detailed so you will most likely need to read the book. Do the extra credit quizzes and study as much as possible for each test and you will be fine. Don't let people talk you to of taking her.
Dr Hines is a great professor. Her exams are challenging but very fair. She expects her students to actually understand the concepts, not just memorize stuff. The grade you get is a reflection of how hard you work. Sit toward the front, read the book, do the extra credit, and ask her questions. She's helpful, nice, and passionate about the subject.
Terrible professor! Don't get me wrong she is very intelligent especially on this topic but she does not understand that most kids taking this class are freshmen in college who have NEVER had a&p before! Her tests are very hard & she does not explain her topics well & she is VERY confusing! STAY AWAY if you can!
Horrible professor! Extremely arrogant breezes through everything notes don't seem to help. I tried everything reading the text,tutoring,online help. I understood everything but she still failed me. She's on academic probation fails 75% of her students. stay away!
Very hard class. I had to study everyday from the first week. I would spend at least 4 hours a day. She goes really fast through notes and her notes are not organized very well. She is very smart but is bad at explaining things in simpler terms to students.
Didn't make it clear which material she would cover. Gave you study guides that didn't even reflect what was going to be on the exam. One of those professors that is out there to get you. Just because she knows it doesn't mean she can teach it. Avoid taking her at all costs.
I had Dr. Hines for A&P I and now A&P II. She is the best professor I've ever had. Her courses are very challenging, and you take this if you really want to LEARN and excel in the medical field, not just get an easy grade. If you study, read the book, and use the review materials given to you, then you'll be fine.
EXTREMELY DIFFICULT! I thought I knew the matirial forward backwards and upside down and still failed the tests. She twists the questions around so they trick you when talking about the different processes. TAKE ANOTHER PROF!!
If you pay attention you will do fine! good professor!
VERY HARD! If you're just an average college kid don't take this class. She's nice but too smart for her own good, goes way too fast and her test are extremely hard. Around 50 multiple choice with a few short answers. DOESN'T CURVE! STAY AWAY!!
She is a tough prof, but she is also fair. She gives extra credit on tests and now drops the lowest score. I liked her and had her for anatomy 1 & 2. You will have to study for this class, not an easy grade, but you will be better prepared if you are in nursing. If you can't handle that, nursing may not be for you....
VERY HARD CLASS! She provides you with notes that can be printed & I highly recommend adding to them and also reading the entire book. Her tests cover a lot of content and are also very hard if you do not study a lot!! However she is very helpful if you have any questions and also provides extra credit that you should definitely take advantage of!
This class is one that will require a lot of studying (3h+a day). A lot of her test questions come from her outline which is provided on springboard. I suggest taking extra notes along side of her outline she sometimes tests from things she says in class. Also, DO ALL of the extra credit online! Brought a few of my tests up a whole grade letter!
I started studying at least 5 days prior to exams and received an A. She is a great teacher and explains what she will ask on exams in class (if you go). Tests were difficult, but she is incredibly fair, offering a really easy, general final that replaces your grade and extra credit. People griping didn't do the EC or adequate preparation.
She has a very specific way of teaching and either you really like it or you really don't
She is HARD!!! Your whole grade is based on 4 tests. If you ask a question it has to be in class, doesn't respond to emails and no office hours. I had to work with a tutor who taught this class at BGSU and she even said for being an intro class it was too in depth. Her fail rate is way higher than pass rate & UA higher ups won't help or listen to u
Hardest class, good luck if you have her.
Hard to listen to. Do the Wiley Plus assignments!!
The tests are difficult (and your only grades), but she only puts material she covers in lecture on the test, so go to class! She does offer some extra credit for each test as well, not much, but some. You definitely need to put a great deal of effort and studying outside of class. Know the physiology inside and out, and you should be fine.
Probably the worst instructor you could have for this class. Her lectures are dry and she reads off of the slides and adds a few side notes in. I went to her for help after failing multiple tests and she did not help me what so ever. She basically told me I should be studying for 15 hours a week, which seems very unattainable with a full schedule.
Worst teacher i have ever had. do NOT take this class. i studied so much for every test and still failed. The tests are your only grade so it is hard not to fail the class. She doesn't help even when questions are asked, she is also very unorganized. This class honestly made me think about dropping out of college all together
Worst Professor ever! Test are very difficult. Notes were unclear. Not helpful at all. Doesn't answer questions. If you have to take a&p do not take her!
This teacher wasn't my cup of tea. I am an extreme perfectionist and A student. Literally studied for multiple hours every day prior to the test, doing everything in my ability to pass and I ended with a B- barely. The final is what saved me because it was fair. The rest of the tests were not. You must put effort in to do well;very difficult class!
Im not sure why people are saying dont take her class! I heard shes better than other professors teaching anatomy! Had her last semester and she is great! She knows her stuff inside and out. I would say her tests are a little challenging, but they are very fair. Do the extra credit, dont miss class, and study every day!
She is the toughest professor I've ever had. She makes you work for your grade. But that's exactly what a good professor should do! You shouldn't take this class if you want an easy A, or if you don't wanna learn. She is an AMAZING teacher. It's your fault if you fail. Not hers.
Dr. Hines is one of the most intelligent professors I have taken here so far. Her tests are very fair as they cover the material on her lecture outlines. The criticism she takes is unwarranted as it is those students fault for failing for not putting in the work. If you get above a 92% you are exempt from the final which is very attainable.
Susan is not everyone's cup of tea, but I really like her style of teaching. She gives five tests, including the final, and drops the lowest grade. She is willing to help if you ask for it
While Dr. Hines's class is difficult, it's not impossible to pass. If you keep up with the material and pay attention during class you should be fine. I also found that using the book was extremely useful. There are no 'trick questions' on her tests, only questions that forced you to apply what you have learned. I would take her class again.
She is tough but makes you actually learn the material. You cannot go into a test expecting an easy A or expecting questions that are basic. She will make you apply difficult concepts for a multiple choice questions. Gives extra credit online for every exam. I would take again.
You will know anatomy and physiology SO well when you're through. She's tough but very clear and gives you plenty of resources to help you along. Just study a lot. :)
Pay attention, go to class, use the notes, study hard!!!!!!
She expects a lot out of you study wise, because there is never any homework. only 4 exam grades! But also a little extra credit. If you do the work and pay attention it is not bad at all. Also, I feel like I really KNOW A & P for the future - not just to get by the test. As a nursing/health major that is important!
Susan Hines is just to smart to be teaching the course. It may sound weird but its true, she doesn't explain things thoroughly and that's the problem. Her notes some what help with the test but the again i recommend you record her lectures because she talks fast and if you can't catch up with everything you will be lost and confused.
Notes are a mess.. so unorganized. You can study and study and still receive an average grade on the tests. She offers 6% Extra credit (which is definitely worth more than 6%).
Her lectures are so boring and hard to sit through. I do not recommend taking her for A&P. However, she does provide a lot of helpful worksheets, study guides, and other information online. That's it though.
Very tough! Lectures very fast and expects you know much more than you should for AP1, the prob is shes too smart. She's a certified brain surgeon and doesn't know how to dumb stuff down a bit for students. I asked her a question after class and she made me feel like an idiot for not knowing it, and it was over the notes for the NEXT lecture
Gives four exams and one final exam. Each exam (except the final) you can get up to 6% extra in bonus quizes. Do not skip class and make sure you study the lectures. I recommend getting a recorder for class.
Terrible. If you skip class often then this class is not for you. Her lectures are very long and boring. She flips through pictures and talks fast so hopefully you write quick. Her lectures are a bore to sit through. I love learning about anatomy and she made me hate the class. Her tests are terrible.. You never know what to study to prepare.
I loved Hines class. She is a tough teacher but she will take time out of her day to help you. She hosts weekly study sessions where you have a chance to ask her anything. She's an amazing professor and I recommend her. Her tests are hard but if you read the book and actively pay attention you will do good.
Worst anatomy teacher at Akron by far. Her tests are much more detailed than the boring lectures she teaches. Her notes consist of a bullet outline with minimal information. Her lectures consist of a old overhead projector. Offers like 2% grade boost for extra credit.
If you are taking bio strictly for a science credit this class actually isn't too horrible. I wouldn't suggest Hines as a prof though. She rambles for the entire class and you get absolutely nothing from it. But she gives you test objectives and if you have the book I busted used those and managed high B's. Depends how well you study.
Although Ms. Hines probably meant well, she was not the best professor and I would never take her again. Reads straight off of an outline and uses her own terrible drawings to depict key concepts. She also thinks she's hilarious and no one in the class thought so, including myself. I recommend avoiding Hines if all possible.
Moves quickly, printing note outlines before class is a must. If you do that and study you should be fine.
study and you will be fine. you don't use the textbook just the online code.
Dr. Hines is a difficult professor but she gives you all the tools you need to succeed in the class. Print out the notes before class, add to them during lecture, and read the book. If you do this and complete the chapter objectives she gives you for every test, you will do fine. Only 4 exams but she drops the lowest and offers extra credit.
A&P I with Dr. Hines was the hardest class I have ever taken. Her lectures are all over the place, I never knew what we were talking about. There is so much to study for her exams. If you have no background knowledge of anatomy, this class is so hard.
Lectures are heavy, but explains things well. If confused you can read the textbook. Gives extra credit quizzes (need book code), otherwise if you have a previous understanding of anatomy I would not get the book. Not the most interesting but a good teacher. Tests are very fair, all 50 MC. Highly recommend taking her!
I really disliked this class! If someone tries to answer a question and they get the answer wrong, she laughs at them. Her lectures seem like they last a lifetime and you begin staring off into the distance, remembering the good times when you weren't in this class. Be prepared to be constantly stressed about exams.
She has a sense of humor & truly loves anatomy. She made me laugh with her horrible puns. This class is difficult, so if you don't show up and study you shouldn't expect to get a good grade. If you show up, pay attention in class, & read the text book you will be fine. She offers extra credit online so you can get a 6% boost on each exam.
Dr Hines is a retired brain surgeon and is a very intelligent women. The problem is she doesn't know how to simplify anything! So if you have no background in whatever science class you're taking of hers, good luck!
Dont take her. Whatever you do, try to skip having her. Her teaching style and lectures suck. Notes are usesless and she doesnt answer and questions. Good luck
Talks super fast and thinks you should know everything already. one class one chapter
I love love love Dr. Hines! I have her for anatomy 1 and cannot wait for next semester to have her again. You have to work for your grade but if you have the desire to actually learn it you'll be fine. If you put forth the effort youll be happy. Do all of her worksheets they're super helpful. She is also very available, just ask for help!
She is awful. She knows her stuff but does not know how to connect and teach her students to actually know to understand the stuff. does not answer your questions. I would not recommend.
Her lectures are very hard to understand and it's difficult to pass if you don't read the book on your own time or get lots of tutoring.
Dr. Hines is a decent professor who is alright at giving lectures. They aren't the most fun in the world but if you put time aside for the worksheets and extra credit you should be fine. Tests are somewhat difficult.
I really like Hines as a professor, but I know much of the class struggles. She flies through the material, so if you miss class/dont pay attention its easy to get lost. She expects you to KNOW the material, exams are tough, but the EC is a great boost . I would take her again but if anatomy isnt your thing Id go with a different professor.
Tests are way to specific. You're only graded on 4 tests plus a final, so you cant mess up. Test questions are meant to trick you. When you ask questions she treats you like you're stupid. She was on probation a few years back, and it wouldn't surprise me if she was again. She expects you to know a million little specific facts, which is impossible
She lectures with a bare bones outline. She uses what is on the slides as a guide to further explain it. She has the outline online, print it out and use it!! You will barely scrape by if not. Reading the chapters in the book and the reviews at the end helped. I know a few students what were able to miss lec and pass the tests just by reading.
Worst professor I have ever had and I will never take her again.
dont take this class unless you want your dreams to be crushed, i know so many nursing majors who failed because of her. many were so passionate but susan hines is such a horrible teacher they failed. someone should take away her degreees. hope she retires soon so less dreams are crushed.
Taking her will require a lot of learning the information yourself. DO print out the outlines and add notes to them as well as try and complete the worksheets. last but not least her class is A LOT OF WORK TO TEACH YOURSELF!!!
There are a lot of negative ratings on here, but I enjoyed her class. You have to put in the work to study, which is why some people don't like her as much. She is engaging and a really good teacher. Plus, if you do well enough, you don't have to take the final.
No homework. Only a few exams
Ok professor but could slow down a bit and help you understand whats on the powerpoints
No homework, only graded on 4 tests. WS and study guides she creates are NOT relevant to the test at all. I' m an honors student, I've read the book, studied with group ect. for 3 hours each day and I'm just slipping by with a C. Tests (your whole grade) are NOT introductory level. Other profs have unfair advantages grade wise. DO NOT rec. AT ALL!
Offers online extra credit, have to pay for the subscription, but it's a helpful grade boost. All lec notes and worksheets are on Brightspace. DO THE WORKSHEETS. No credit for them, but the tests are based off them. KEEP YOUR OLD TESTS, the final is all questions from past tests. Go to tutoring because she talks to fast and never repeats anything
Very nice and knowledgable teacher. Grades only come from 4 tests, which are NOT introductory level questions. Be prepared to study a lot on your own, she goes very fast. Complete the worksheets. Must have above a 93% to not take the final. If you are looking to get an A I would recommend a different professor. Each year the exams get harder.
I graduated from Akron and took much more difficult classes than Anatomy but this was hands down the most difficult professor that I ever had and it was my worse grade in undergrad or grad school. She is a boring lecturer and does not prepare students well for the exams. Avoid this professor if you can.
I skipped lecture all the time. It is hard for a prof to jam a chapter of anatomy in an hour so a lot of these poor freshmen that make up the majority of the class struggle. Most have poor study skills too. Study Dr Hines outline and you'll ace every exam. Poor study habits bad grades not Dr Hines bad teaching You can only blame yourself.
This class was not easy, I would study for days for each exam and still barely pass. She would go over almost an entire chapter in one lecture. The pace of the class is extremely fast and when people would ask questions she would get upset and give a rushed answer. Do not ever skip this class or you will get behind and it is very hard to make up.
Taking her right now, I'm switching to another professor next semester due to how difficult her teaching is. her pace is too fast, does not give the basic knowledge needed of anatomy.
Dr. Hines is not a terrible professor. Poor study habits will result in failure. You are supposed to read the chapter and be aware of the knowledge before lecture class and are expected to study for a minimum of a half of hour each weekday and at least 1 hour on the weekend. This is college, not HS! This is hard, it is a weedout course after all.
Hines is a very intelligent woman, but she often forgets how to speak to students with an understandable vocabulary. She talks very fast, and the material is not explained in a way that makes sense for an introductory class. If you want to pass, you'll have to devote hours to studying. Hardest class I have ever taken.
She teaches to quickly, not giving the chance for first time anat. students to truly learn from the lectures. This leaves you stranded solely teaching yourself. Then on all the tests she goes into unbelievably specific detail for each question. Do not take her course if you can help it!
Dr. Hines is a very nice and knowledgeable woman, however, she does not explain concepts in a manner that students can understand. About >1 chapter 1 class. Be prepared to study >3 hours per week to pass the class. If you get above a 92% average on the first 4 tests, you don't have to take the final. Do the worksheets and buy the extra credit!
Exams are impossible and lectures are taught very quickly without much detail. The concepts which could have been very easy to learn were taught in a manner that med school students might have been able to explain. Not college freshman with no experience
Awful professor. Even if you read the book, it's still almost impossible to study info without direction as to what material you'll be tested over. You are expected to study every last detail, only to be tested over 20% of what you studied. 0/10. Would not recommend. I passed by the skin of my teeth the SECOND time around. Avoid her at all costs.
She definitely has a tough class. Her lectures are very fast and can be hard to track sometimes, but if you study and come to class and actually pay attention it's not horrible. Also, take advantage of the extra credit, it might just save you .
Everyone has rated Dr Hines very low, but she is very resourceful and really wants her students to succeed. She gives extra credit options, study sessions and her tests are only on the notes so the book isn't really needed, but purchase it for the EC. It was a hard class but it's meant to weed out students. I would take her again!
You have to work for an A in this class. You don't really need the textbook, most of the stuff you need is on her powerpoints, but you do need Wiley Plus for the assignments. This is a weed out class so it's going to be hard. She offers study sessions and extra credit, take advantage of those.
Organized and knowledgeable. She KNOWS what shes talking about. You have to pay close attention to everything she says. Her notes are the exam. Participate to understand well. People that complain about her are lazy or shy. She is amazing and really makes sure you learn anatomy and all its intricacies. Online, I wouldn't recommend but in person YES
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