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Grade distributions are collected using data from the UCLA Registrar’s Office.
Grade distributions are collected using data from the UCLA Registrar’s Office.
Grade distributions are collected using data from the UCLA Registrar’s Office.
Grade distributions are collected using data from the UCLA Registrar’s Office.
Grade distributions are collected using data from the UCLA Registrar’s Office.
Grade distributions are collected using data from the UCLA Registrar’s Office.
Grade distributions are collected using data from the UCLA Registrar’s Office.
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This class was an interesting experience, because we had to do it online. All the labs were prerecorded, and your TA just goes over some of the theory behind the experiment. This was certainly an advantage. Even though we did not gain useful lab skills due to the online format, the lab sections were usually around a half hour, rather than the three hours that are expected of us in person.
Henary, however, was not a fun person to take a class with. His lectures are often very confusing, and most of the time, it is hard to understand what he is saying. And on top of that, his emails are extremely confusing. He told us that the final was "no harm", by which he meant that it was easy, and we should do well. He did not go with the traditional definition of no harm, which states that the final will not negatively impact your grade.
For me, I was able to do well in the class because my TA was an angel and was super clear about what he wanted us to do. Shout out to you Brandon! However, I heard that other TAs are harder graders, so it's honestly just luck of the draw.
Henary is an ehhh professor, but he's certainly not a terrible one. The class itself was pretty easy, so the midterm and final were very doable. However, I recommend that if you get a chance, just take it with someone else. Good luck!
The class was not too bad, as long as you stay on top of your pre and post labs, you should be fine. The midterm was pretty easy, the final was a bit harder but not impossible. Henary prints all of his slides so that the students can follow along which is pretty helpful. The labs are not difficult, but some of them can be long and annoying. Overall, the professor tries to provide students with resources and extra study tools.
hey, guys, I took 14bl this summer and the following items helped me pass chem14bl, I just want to share with you all. feel free to message me if you're interested, I am selling these at very negotiable prices so feel free to email me at
----- ************* for any questions.
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4th ed. Chemistry Experiments for Life Science majors
3rd ed. Techniques in organic chemistry
chem 14bl pre-labs and post labs
chem 14 bl past midterms and finals
I enjoyed the labs, but lectures were pretty pointless. It's hard to understand him with his accent, but the powerpoints are enough to get you through. He's really nice though! He allows a cheat sheet for the final, though I didn't find it super relevant to the test... The workload is fair enough with 1 prelab and postlab due each week, but grading depends on how strict/relaxed your TA is.
This class was an interesting experience, because we had to do it online. All the labs were prerecorded, and your TA just goes over some of the theory behind the experiment. This was certainly an advantage. Even though we did not gain useful lab skills due to the online format, the lab sections were usually around a half hour, rather than the three hours that are expected of us in person.
Henary, however, was not a fun person to take a class with. His lectures are often very confusing, and most of the time, it is hard to understand what he is saying. And on top of that, his emails are extremely confusing. He told us that the final was "no harm", by which he meant that it was easy, and we should do well. He did not go with the traditional definition of no harm, which states that the final will not negatively impact your grade.
For me, I was able to do well in the class because my TA was an angel and was super clear about what he wanted us to do. Shout out to you Brandon! However, I heard that other TAs are harder graders, so it's honestly just luck of the draw.
Henary is an ehhh professor, but he's certainly not a terrible one. The class itself was pretty easy, so the midterm and final were very doable. However, I recommend that if you get a chance, just take it with someone else. Good luck!
The class was not too bad, as long as you stay on top of your pre and post labs, you should be fine. The midterm was pretty easy, the final was a bit harder but not impossible. Henary prints all of his slides so that the students can follow along which is pretty helpful. The labs are not difficult, but some of them can be long and annoying. Overall, the professor tries to provide students with resources and extra study tools.
hey, guys, I took 14bl this summer and the following items helped me pass chem14bl, I just want to share with you all. feel free to message me if you're interested, I am selling these at very negotiable prices so feel free to email me at
----- ************* for any questions.
I accept venmo :)
4th ed. Chemistry Experiments for Life Science majors
3rd ed. Techniques in organic chemistry
chem 14bl pre-labs and post labs
chem 14 bl past midterms and finals
I enjoyed the labs, but lectures were pretty pointless. It's hard to understand him with his accent, but the powerpoints are enough to get you through. He's really nice though! He allows a cheat sheet for the final, though I didn't find it super relevant to the test... The workload is fair enough with 1 prelab and postlab due each week, but grading depends on how strict/relaxed your TA is.
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