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Originally posted by: Isabel

another thing if these guys are just academic faculty.............if they can't bring grants....they have to go...........ooops.........universities forget the value of the word tenure............if you're clinical faculty anyway the authority makes good usage of you so not to worry but they won't teach undergrad though

Originally posted by: Meena_J

usually universities send out surveys about reviewing the professors' teachings but i particularly feel that they are useless otherwise i wouldn't be seeing so many students criticize the professor...again it depends on how the university handles it but in my case, I've seen them as particularly useless...either you like the professor or don't ...students developed their own methods of learning and the professor takes credit despite teaching like an idiot..

I did have tough, bad, ok, good and great profs. but what poor Alina said failing most of the students that prof has some serious problem............

Originally posted by: Isabel

Academics have the toughest politics...........

Originally posted by: Meena_J

that's true but it was more like we got to take relevant courses rather than unnecessary ones like electives & college required ones that were unrelated to the majors...

Initial years have those burden too

Originally posted by: Isabel

I did have tough, bad, ok, good and great profs. but what poor Alina said failing most of the students that prof has some serious problem............

Originally posted by: alina.b

I took a class called scientific revolution for one of my gen-eds...it was so boring and all busy work! It was a super weird class. Although I liked some on my liberal arts courses like a literature class I took that focused on novels written by second-generation authors. I think I liked it because I could relate to it.

Originally posted by: alina.b

they had different profs teaching that class later...it was advanced organic chemistry so they wouldn't get rid of the class. But, I think the setup of the class was messed up too because almost 3 other profs were bad at teaching that class then they had a prof from the teaching faculty teach the class and voila! Students were doing great in the class...my sister took the class that semester

@bold meant that particular prof.s class, not the subject

Freshman year was rough but that was my fault. I had a lot of independence all of a sudden and didn't take school seriously...social life was great though

Sophomore year I got my life together and re-evaluated what I wanted in life. Studied hard and focused and it was my best year!

Junior year was the worst for me. I became overly ambitious after a really successful sophomore year so I took multiple challenging classes together and no matter how hard I studied, I ended up just so stressed out and tired

Senior year figured out life again...not as successful as sophomore year but I balanced everything while still taking hard classes but I felt more mentally relaxed even though life after graduation terrified me because I didn't know what I was going to do

I ended up taking a gap year and honestly...I haven't felt this happy and relaxed in years. I think it will help me perform better when I go back to school rather than if I had jumped directly in because I feel more refreshed now but also I'm scared that what if I forgot how to study 😆

^LOL I just wrapped up my whole life in a paragraph 🤣

Yes you did😊

Originally posted by: alina.b

they had different profs teaching that class later...it was advanced organic chemistry so they wouldn't get rid of the class. But, I think the setup of the class was messed up too because almost 3 other profs were bad at teaching that class then they had a prof from the teaching faculty teach the class and voila! Students were doing great in the class...my sister took the class that semester

Freshman year was rough but that was my fault. I had a lot of independence all of a sudden and didn't take school seriously...social life was great though

Sophomore year I got my life together and re-evaluated what I wanted in life. Studied hard and focused and it was my best year!

Junior year was the worst for me. I became overly ambitious after a really successful sophomore year so I took multiple challenging classes together and no matter how hard I studied, I ended up just so stressed out and tired

Senior year figured out life again...not as successful as sophomore year but I balanced everything while still taking hard classes but I felt more mentally relaxed even though life after graduation terrified me because I didn't know what I was going to do

I ended up taking a gap year and honestly...I haven't felt this happy and relaxed in years. I think it will help me perform better when I go back to school rather than if I had jumped directly in because I feel more refreshed now but also I'm scared that what if I forgot how to study 😆

^LOL I just wrapped up my whole life in a paragraph 🤣

Originally posted by: Meena_J

hmm ...again it depends on the severity of the problem...the uni should also look into how many students drop mid semester...like a class of 30 to class of 5-10 ppl

I wonder why students didn't complain or no one listened to them............

Originally posted by: Isabel

I wonder why students didn't complain or no one listened to them............