She is the most difficult teacher i've ever had. She's demands a lot from her students, but taking Anatomy is never easy anyways. You do learn many interesting things though. She's also fun and easygoing, but you must work hard!

Lectures are very good, professor very helpful. She is super entertaining and treats you like an equal. All science classes require hard work and this class is no different, however this teacher is as cool as they get.

Very difficult subject which requires a LOT of work. She makes the class fun and is very entertaining. If you don't like doing real work to earn your degree...don't take Teri's class. She's also a hottie. :)

Very cool teacher. I don't know of anyone else that can take such a drab subject as Anatomy and make it fun. Very difficult though but she acts like she's 10 years old.

The only problem with her class is that she is so damn beautiful that it's difficult to concentrate on the material. Besides that, she is an excellent teacher. Thumbs up!!

Sweetest teacher I know!!! Very hard class, but you really feel good @ end of semester if you pass, cuz u know u studied ur butt off! You learn A LOT from that class!

She's not as hard as everyone makes her out to be. But yet, she was NOT easy -- pretty tricky tests. With her grading system, it's really impossible to get an A. But if you just want to pass Anatomy, and not necessarily get an A, then go take her.

she curves your grade, so it's not like it's totally hopeless. she makes like one or two hard tests, then subsequent tests become easier. I get the feeling that she wants students to do well. Remember, it's anatomy itself that's hard, not the teacher.

She's a great teacher. If you stay throughout the whole labtime and take good notes you'll learn most of the material needed for the tests. Don't worry, she curves big in the end. I managed to get a B. Plus, her lectures are not boring.

Alright, here is the deal: This is the hardest class u'll ever have in your life. BUT, once u take this reality in, the rest is HANG IN THERE!! Teri pushes you to the limit and believe me, you'll thank her later!Want an "A"? LAB TIME!

"IF YOU THINK YOUR PROFESSOR IS TOUGH, WAIT UNTIL YOU GET A BOSS" Bill Gates. (I heard it while taking this class and it brought things into perspective!

REALLY HARD. But there's a way to conquer her, and 99% of these students here dont study and deserve their Es and Fs. If you follow what she tells you you will pass: read before coming to class, advance read your lab stuff,review everything and memorize with flash cards/notes; stick to syllabus

She's a little crazy but I like her. People complain that she's tricky and too hard, but those people don't study properly. Point being that you have to work your ass off to get a good grade in any Anatomy/physio class. She will do anything to help. Excellent teacher. Plus she's hot.

She wrote a lab study guide that is lots cheasper than having to buy the lab book but she expects you to really know the material! She knows the weirdest trivia!

i'm gonna admit, it was a hard class, but as long as you read your book and do the work you'll be fine. her tests are really hard but a 50 out of a 100 is like a c so she cuts you major slack. if you need physio i'd say take her, at least you'll know the material when your done

Difficult course.took in winter and boy do i feel thrashed.i took the final tonight...its intense)i enjoyed teri's teaching,she really cares about her students, and her lectures were always intersting.Even though her class was HARD,it was worth it, i learned a lot. shes a good teacher.she even offer

Brilliant professor. Tons to learn so study hard. This professor is passionate and goofy (in a good way).

I took this in a winter session so it was really hard, but she's a great professor and very clear. She moves fast but is willing to help students out if they're lost. I wish I could take her again for Physio 2B but she's not teaching it this time.

very effective teaching skills. The lectures are cleary communicated and I felt like I learned a lot. (Took in winter...it will be a challenge)The lab book designed is very helpful.

Teri is a very productive teacher, and an easy going person. Any student who is artistically challenged, has a solid background knowledge, and is willing to learn will have no problem to pass Teri’s exams. Though I studied hard, I definitely would take Teri’s class again. Teri doesn't make it hard on students; it is simply PCC plan & program.

Teri is by far one of the best instructors I've ever had. She is brilliant in the subject, can answer any question you ask and has an amazing ability to explain the subject well. She isn't easy but makes the class fun, interesting and will do what it takes to help you pass the class. She definetely gets an A!

Her class is difficult, but she is fun. She uses analogies and humor in her lectures to make the material easier to grasp. She is also very helpful answering questions in lab, lecture, and office hours. If you need her help (and you probably will) she's always there for you. For a tough course, I couldn't imagine a better professor.

PROS: Funny, nice, approachable, willing to help if you ASK, curves, young-at-heart, and likes to feed students w/food & candy! CONS: Hard (and she knows it), must READ chapters before class, only helps if you ASK, tests (practical-picky & multiple choice-very challenging), gives homework, quizzes (sometimes pop), and talks really fast.

you guys are all crazy, TERI IS AWESOME! :) she really goes over the info and will always help you clarify something if you take the time to ask. I have also had he for some physio 2a lec/lab and she is very helpful there as well. She's fun and very knowledgable and she brings yummy snacks :)

A lot of the comments about Trendler are unfair. If you are willing to study hard than take her and you will really enjoy the class and learn a lot. But if you are willing only to do enough to get by then don't take her because you will end up writing negative reviews about her that are not true.

Professor Trendler is so fun! Her lectures get to be a bit too much at times, but that comes with the material. The subject is hard, she tries her best to make it clear, and as far as I know, it gets through. Her exams are hard, but it's straight forward. She doesn't baby and expects you to know everything, which is reasonable.

"A bad workman always blames his tools" STUDY HARD! that's the only way to suceed in science class.

College and classes are like this: You get what you put in. College is time to get serious, not fool around. Read the books and you will ace any science class, including this one, like I did. Indeed, a bad workman blames his tools.

Teri is a very nice, helpful professor, her lectures are interesting, and she got a lot of teaching experiences, she can answer all the questions you have, she got very acurate pronounciation of the floody terms, and has her own way to help you memorize the terms. She curves grades. You can pass it with 40%. So DO NOT DROP, and prepare to work hard

Do not be sad if you have to in this class. It is a chanllenging class, you have to try to memorize everyting for the 6 exams, she put a lot of details into them. Do not be discouraged if you get low grades on exams. Try your best, and work hard on it, most students who donot drop the class get A's and B's with 60% or above of the exams.

Interesting professor and challenging class, be prepare to work hard. Exams cover a lot of details, grades are curved.

OMG get ready for 4 Chapter tests with each chapter being 30+ pgs long and when you ask her what u should study specifically "everything goes" 150 question test. She is a very good professor though yeah the class is hard but hey thats college and MAKE SURE TO STAY for lab where she is the most helpful. never is annoyed by questions ASK THEM TRUST

This class requires a lot of work. This is true of any anatomy class. I will say her exams are hard in that they cover a lot of material. You can get an A without the curve, but you have to put the time into it. She is great at lab time - will answer questions and spend lots of time with you. She loves what she teaches.

I don't think I've ever studied so much for a class. There is so much info to MEMORIZE! Prof Trendler's exams were tough because of the amount of information she tested us on (5-7 chapters/exam). I mostly studied what she covered in class & did well. She's extremely helpful in lab and one on one. She knows her stuff!

I took her six week anat 25 class and it was pretty intense. Reading the text was a must. Tests were extremely curved. One would get 50% on tests and manage to get a C or B at the end. Field trips to the cadaver lab was interesting. If you have photographic memory then this id the class for you.

Slackers and grade-grubbers beware! Great professor, engaging, knowledgable, fair, but also demanding. This is not an easy A. However if you put in the work, study the textbook, come to lectures prepared, and actively take part in the labs, you will learn a lot and get the grade you deserve. Highly recommended for motivated, ambitious students.

Such a nice teacher. She's not hard, the subject is hard and some people aren't good with memorization. The tests are hard, but they're supposed to be. If you study the right stuff and you're lucky you'll get an A. She says to memorize "everything" so that's what makes people upset. I did learn more since I actually memorized everything though.

Professor T is not easy. You will have to read, highlight, and study your butt off if you want an A. She curves, but do not rely on it because most of the class will drop within the first 2 weeks. The remaining students will all be A or B students, so the curve will not help. If you pay attention and ask questions you will become an anatomy god.

To do well in this class you're going to have to read everyday and participate in labs. Anatomy itself is not hard but there is a lot of info. The tests were extremely hard but by the end of class, I got used to the format. While this class gave me so much stress, I'm glad I took it with Professor T. She was very helpful and I learned a lot.

Well to make this quick grade is reliant upon 6 test. 50 question visual/100 point multiple choice :) not an easy class at all but my philosophy for me personally is, show up, pay attention, and READ/STUDY. that got me a B... and there is a curve btw.

6 tests, 180 questions each, total 600 points. Exams: 80 points visual recognition, 100 points M/C. You have seconds to answer each question, so you NEED TO KNOW THE MATERIAL. Flashcards required, expect to go through at least 400/exam. ANAT25 is hard because the human body is complex. Very helpful in COVID-19 (esp w/internet issues). Gives EC.

I can't believe how much I've learned from Prof Trendler.Was it hard work?Yes, but it's not high school anymore.She's very thorough, thoughtful w/answers to questions, avail for office hours and really encourages you to work for your grade.What you put into her class will be reflected in ur grade.Anatomy is hard, and a lazy study ethic won't cut it