Exam style
Know what to expect from exams and major assignments.
Exam style varies by course, with online reviews showing multiple-choice and one unproctored exam while in-person reviews report time pressure and final-week overload.
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Assessment risk
Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.
In person
In-person reviews mention chapter exams, a comprehensive final, short exam time, and a disputed calculator policy, but do not prove open-book or proctoring rules.
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“chapter exams are 30 min long.”
“she gives last chapter exam and a final that covers all chapters.”
“You cant use a calculator on the test or quizzes b/c she thinks youll cheat.”
Online
Online reviews mention multiple-choice exams, weekly exams, locked exams, and one clearly unproctored exam, with no clear proof of webcam or Lockdown Browser use.
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“Exams consist of multiple choice questions, but I found the wording for the exam questions confusing at times.”
“Exams are unproctored.”
“Exams are locked so keep track of questions you might have.”