Professor

Meredith Cohen

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3.5
Overall Ratings
Based on 14 Users
Easiness 3.0 / 5 How easy the class is, 1 being extremely difficult and 5 being easy peasy.
Workload 3.2 / 5 How light the workload is, 1 being extremely heavy and 5 being extremely light.
Clarity 3.9 / 5 How clear the professor is, 1 being extremely unclear and 5 being very clear.
Helpfulness 3.5 / 5 How helpful the professor is, 1 being not helpful at all and 5 being extremely helpful.

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Nov. 13, 2023
Quarter: Winter 2023
Grade: A

Lowkey for this to be a GE it was really hard and time consuming especially difficult of your other classes are intense. This class has a weekly worksheet due before section and it asked very specific questions which means you had to do the readings which for most part were really boring and long. Then section was a very small room so you have to talk bc were al just at one small table w the TA. I loved my TA Ezequiel tho he was very helpful and nice. And then there was an in person midterm and final exam. They were very memory based on specific pieces who's details you had to know such as year, creator, region and style and then there would be surprize ones where we had to guess bc we had never seen them before. second section of exam were short response and there was also a section for art terms. I did end up getting an A but that was barelyyyy this class was so much work

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April 7, 2023
Quarter: Winter 2023
Grade: A

If you pay close attention in lecture, this is an easy course to get an A in. She provided engaging readings out of class, provided ample study guides for the midterm and final assessments, section participation also mattered. The final project, which she called an "ArtTok" (styled after a TikTok video) was quite fun to do, and provided a real-life opportunity for non-Art Historians to put their studies into practice. Overall, it's obvious Professor Cohen loves what she teaches, and that makes the student want to learn more as well. I would highly recommend her course, even for folks who aren't Art Historians.

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ART HIS 21
Quarter: Winter 2023
Grade: A
Nov. 13, 2023

Lowkey for this to be a GE it was really hard and time consuming especially difficult of your other classes are intense. This class has a weekly worksheet due before section and it asked very specific questions which means you had to do the readings which for most part were really boring and long. Then section was a very small room so you have to talk bc were al just at one small table w the TA. I loved my TA Ezequiel tho he was very helpful and nice. And then there was an in person midterm and final exam. They were very memory based on specific pieces who's details you had to know such as year, creator, region and style and then there would be surprize ones where we had to guess bc we had never seen them before. second section of exam were short response and there was also a section for art terms. I did end up getting an A but that was barelyyyy this class was so much work

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ART HIS 21
Quarter: Winter 2023
Grade: A
April 7, 2023

If you pay close attention in lecture, this is an easy course to get an A in. She provided engaging readings out of class, provided ample study guides for the midterm and final assessments, section participation also mattered. The final project, which she called an "ArtTok" (styled after a TikTok video) was quite fun to do, and provided a real-life opportunity for non-Art Historians to put their studies into practice. Overall, it's obvious Professor Cohen loves what she teaches, and that makes the student want to learn more as well. I would highly recommend her course, even for folks who aren't Art Historians.

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