The class was very interesting if you like the middle ages. The instructor is very understanding. If you don't want to work in groups, she lets you work alone, gives extensions, make up work, and extra credit. I took it to satisfy a Writing & Humanities credit, but I learned a lot.

If you want to learn about the middle ages, then it is extremely useful to you. They provided the basis for our own society leading to the Renaissance and Modern era. I learned a lot about the society at that time.

As I said above, Dr. Hampton was very knowledgeable and helpful. She gives extensions, make up work, and extra credit. She is very understanding and if you have a huge workload or are sick, email her and she will work with you.

I didn't know this until the 2nd half of class and wished I emailed the professor about not wanting to work in a group at start and about my work load. It's actually easy to make an A in this class if you follow her advice in announcements and emails.

The class is usually taken as a gen Ed humanity, but is way harder than you would expect. You’re required to write essays every single week as well as sometimes read long assignments. The tests in the course are surprisingly hard, since they ask for ultra specific questions about lecture videos. I would recommend taking another course for your gen Ed requirement!!!

You learn a lot about medieval monks and medieval Romances.

The professor is actually good and thoughtful. He responds to weekly discussions with a thorough video and also allows for extra credit.

I wish I new how demanding it would be!