Kevin is a great professor who really cares about his students and goes out of his way to help them out. He offers tea in his room if you'd like to chat and has lots of office hours where you can go and talk to him.

The class has many labs, which were difficult to do because the TA had a strong accent. The exams are goal-based, so if you review the slides you'll be more than fine.

The class builds up to a final project of mapping the Rainbow Basin, which is a lot of fun but quite tedious. There are 2 weekends of camping in the basin which is very fun, and you bond with your classmates and with Kevin on the trip.

His only downside is he grades very strictly and rather harshly, meaning that you could easily not get an A if you make little mistakes here and there throughout the quarter. He says, "Everyone here could get an A, but you won't".

I took this class because I wanted to do the geology minor, but now I'm not so sure. The class was really in-depth, and I'm not too sure I want to take classes that are really technical. I like rocks, but now I'm thinking that it's a little but much for me. That's just me, though.