the sweetest prof I ever had. Don't listen to anyone that says you can't understand him literally just sit closer and you're chillin. He's so cool and pls engage and talk to him people tend to pack up early but if you take this class PLS BE NICE TO HIM and protect him at all costs 🙏. Easy class and its comprised of 2 multiple choice quizzes and an essay. Pretty straightforward and the topics are kind of common sense.

As a pre-sociology major, I needed to take this class as a major pre-requisite, and it was overall not that bad. The homework consisted of weekly discussion posts that were 3-5 sentences, so pretty easy. There's a 5-page essay worth 20% of your grade, and I highly recommend meeting with your TA during office hours before submitting to make sure it meets all the requirements. There are two midterms that are multiple choice, and while the content is fairly easy, the questions can be confusing. Therefore, I recommend that people read the textbook and study the class slides very thoroughly.

super sweet professor and chill class. lectures were lowkey boring sometimes but easy and simple enough that it never really bothered me. i def recommend for a GE. caroline reilly was my TA and she's the goat so if you can take it with her def do! i never read the textbook and studied hardly at all using a quizlet and got an A. just pay attention in class tbh

Very nice professor. Overall class is not hard. The lecture slides are directly from the textbook readings so lectures can get boring at times and the professor is sometimes hard to hear. The class consisted of 2 multiple choice exams and an essay which were not very difficult. Would recommend this class as a GE!

Very nice professor. He clearly wants us all to do well and makes it very clear how we should study for the exams, he even sends out a list of terms to focus on. If you understand the concepts in lecture and can apply them to real world scenarios you should do well in the class.

The professor seems very sweet and approachable. I recommend sitting closer to hear him better because if you're far away, it might be hard to understand. If you keep up with the readings, you should be fine. I never really went to lectures or read and still managed a C +. So, if you do the readings regularly, you should get a high grade easily. My TA was Kelsey and she was nice and understanding, I recommend her !

I took this as a GE and it is a pretty easy as long as you stayed on top of the lecture slides readings. I personally just did the slides before class and the readings in my free time. He quotes from the textbook a lot but I feel like reading the textbook gave me more context and examples for the concepts. Overall the concepts were pretty easy and I think that as long as you put in the work you will be good. The study guides given were useful and were things that were on the test. I got an A in the class but lowk I hate that for the essay, the prompt is super broad. Your TA is the one grading it so I would personally just go to office hours to ask if your structure and idea is good. I don't think that going to lectures were useful at all and only went bc it was "mandatory."

This man is so sweet and lowkey so funny sometimes. You can get away with reading from the textbook but he is really interesting to talk to after class. The exams were easy but I didn't put in as much time as I should have, so they were more difficult for me. Just read the book and you'll be fine. There was barely any homework-- just discussions and maybe some quizzes. There were just 2 exams and an essay, but all very doable. Would definitely recommend him

Overall an easy GE. Not a heavy workload, but you definitely need to be well prepared for the exams because even though they are multiple-choice, the answers are very similar and it is hard to tell sometimes.

Super easy class with two multiple choice tests and one short essay. Attending lecture is basically pointless since he teaches straight from the book. I just read the chapters and that's all I needed to do well on the tests.