everything is on quizlet. its so easy. the workload for each module is very light.

i did not retain a single dinosaur fact and still finished with an A

exams are open note and not even proctored. work smarter not harder.

fun and easy class, def recommend for a fwb ed

dinosaurs & evolution

I loved the Professor she is so sweet. if she teaches any class I’d def take it w/ her. she is so understanding and flexible. she really cares about your mental health too.

super fun and easy

This was the easiest course I have ever taken.

The hardest part were the discussion posts, and those were still pretty easy. Exams are open note, open textbook, and even though they are on honorlock, she lets you cover the camera because she thinks it's unnecessary.

The professor is really nice and great. She is obviously passionate about the subject, and she is happy to help.

Don't waste time reading the textbook. I did at first, but you really don't need to.

Easiest course ever. Great for a GPA boost or fulfilling a biology credit. Weekly quizzes and discussions took me 20 minutes max. Exams are based on quiz questions, so if you get those right, exams are a breeze. All assignments are open-book, open-note. Use Quizlet to study.

Take this class! Even if you’re not interested in dinosaurs, it’s worth the biology credits and GPA boost if you need it.

Honestly a fun course if you're interested in dinosaurs and prehistoric life. The workload is pretty light but if you read the textbook through like I did, it gets to be moderate. Still, I could knock out the week's module in a few hours.

Dr. Marshall's lectures were engaging and never more than about half an hour. She really respected our time. I also valued the fact that she let us use notes for the exam, as it helped me learn how to take college-level notes without the added fear of failing a test.

Download the textbook online (you can find it for free) and have fun with it! The subject matter is fascinating, just make sure you're actually a dino/science person or it might get a bit tiresome.

Dr. Anita Marshall