The World Civilizations Class is alright. But when it comes to the material, you have to know what you are doing. This course covers more detail about common history.

There are 4 exams, each exam summarizes chunks of chapters at a time (e.g. Ch. 15-19), 3-4 essays, and a participation grade. The essays are quite hard and require extra research, can be tricky when you can only use certain resources.

The Professor is really honest about the feedback he gives you, he even gives examples on the material he covers. If you communicate with him and go to his office hours, he will help you out.

In World Civilizations, you have to really study, and know what you are studying. Know what you are doing with each assignment. Participate in class.

Horrible course, such a waste of time and effort, mind aswell go to a str*p club and throw 1k on there much better than this trash course, they mark hard for no reason, class time is a waste this guy just rambles a whole lotta nothing, TA takes this like a joke, he grades your paper based on how he is feeling that day, the rubric mind as well burn it because they expect the unexpected, I have never seen a business course being marked this hard in my years here at Degroote, prof can su** my whole 3 inches ong

Trash, marketing

Big and annoying, someone should seal his mouth shut

They should remove this course out of the program -10/10

So annoying. Try not to take this class because the only usefulness this course offers is upper-level credit, which even then can be achieved through easier means, like major courses.

Contains a lot of BS readings that you need to aPpLy to your journals and discussions which are super common sense and use up your perfect Sundays.

Does not respect accomodations, and gets annoyed when you turn in assignments when you are a little late. Sorry we're not all perfect drones that happen to only be taking your useless course. I don't know why she thought she could wing being a professor considering she is not even one. She should stick to advising which I don't even know if she's good at either. I will see and report back.

It's not a neccessary class and is more painful to take the higher class you are.

Most modules require over an hour and a half of watching videos along with 3-6 readings of 15-20 pages each. Way too heavy workload for a 100-level class. The professor fails to consider that not all students have the privilege of completing a university degree without working a job at the same time.

No comment on the professor, he's not very active, it's a TA who grades.

While I love the material, I can't recommend this class.