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Philosophy & Social Sciences

Christina Gabler

POLI2 · POLIS1 · POLISCI2 · POLC24 · POLSCI24 · POLS24 · PLSCI31 · POLISCI24 · POLSC2 · POLISC2 · POLSC24 · POLC31 · 162 lifetime ratings

AI rating
84/100
RMP rating
4.1/5
Take again
72.65%
Difficulty
2.6

The decision

Take her if you can keep up with and writing; follow the and you should earn a solid A.

Best fit · Effort For RewardClear rubricsEvidence logsGet ready to readTough on writingCaring when engaged
  • Most students say do the weekly logs and quizzes on time and an A is realistic.
  • Evidence logs and case briefs are graded strictly and drive much of the grade.
  • Online reviews are more mixed on communication; in-person students often praise lectures and clarity.

Key questions

Four answers before you build your schedule.

Is this an easy A?

EasyA

78/100

Completing weekly assignments and following the , though logs are graded strictly.

Online students emphasize easy A if work is done; As with participation.

Is the course easy?

Beginner

68/100

, but and detailed writing keep it from being trivial.

and case work the main challenge more than abstract theory.

Is attendance flexible?

Varies

62/100

Many online sections have no attendance requirement, while and participation.

; in-person reviews more often say show up and participate.

Is this professor recommended?

WorthIt

74/100

and fair A path, despite a vocal minority on harsh grading.

In-person enthusiasm is stronger; .

Course guide

See how this professor fits your week.

Grading

Fair

52/100

but evidence logs and writing are graded pickily with limited resubmits.

Format shift

Online students complain ; .

Workload

Moderate

55/100

Weekly readings, evidence logs, discussions, and occasional exams are steady but usually manageable.

Format shift

Workload complaints appear in both formats when students are overloaded outside class.

Teaching experience

Good

80/100

Students , and clear expectations, with some availability complaints online.

Format shift

In-person teaching praise is higher; online is more self-guided with mixed support reviews.

Assessment method

FocusOnAssignments

28/100

Grades revolve around evidence logs, case briefs, discussions, and .

Format shift

; some in-person courses add easy exams.

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Course format

Compare the in-person and online experience.

Classroom format

In person

20 reviews

High confidence · Best fit for Effort For Reward

In-person students more often praise clear lectures, fair exams, and and participation mattering.

Main concern

and limited flexibility on late work can still punish busy students.

What students said

“Overall easy A and teaches comprehensively!”
POLC24
“If you do all the work, it's very hard to not get an A in her class.”
POLISCI2
“she was such an and my grade had reached a C”
POLI2

Remote format

Online

30 reviews

High confidence · Best fit for Self Taught Pro

Async online classes center on case briefs, evidence logs, and quizzes; and doable, while and support limited.

Main concern

, and slow or limited email replies frustrate some online students.

What students said

“ and evidence logs. The if you study and the evidence logs are time consuming but doable and fairly graded”
POLI2
“Anyone with half a brain can get an A... just do the work and it's easy.”
POLC24
“ .”
2951

Exam style

Know what to expect from exams and major assignments.

Exams and quizzes are generally easy if you study lecture notes and guides; .

Study-guide examsEasy quizzesOptional final boostCase briefs

Assessment risk

StudentFriendly

72/100

Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.

In person

In-person exams are often described as easy with study guides, and .

Easy examsStudy guideOptional final extra credit
“ 17/20.”
POLC24
“ and lecture notes”
POLC24

Online

, and finals that students often describe as manageable with study tools.

Weekly quizzesCase briefsFinal exam
“I am a high schooler taking this class and it is very easy to get an A, as long as you do the weekly quizzes and discussions.”
POLC24
“ .”
POLISC2

Student evidence

See what students actually said.

Top student voice

“If you do all the work, it's very hard to not get an A in her class.”

Voice snapshots generated from 50 reviews (30 online, 20 in , and A-for-effort themes. Credibility rating: High.

🎯 Course Structure

80/100

“ - and are ones that will educate you.”

👍 Recommendation

74/100

“There is always that one professor that you wish could teach ALL your classes. Professor Gabler is the ONE for me.”

📝

52/100

“she picks on a lot of things in your assignment and .”

✅ Easy A Path

78/100

“As long as you do the !”

Theme 1

👨‍🏫 About Teaching Style

  • Amazing non-biased lectures, mostly on supreme court cases
  • and answers emails
  • Super compassionate and patient

Theme 2

📈 About Difficulty & Grades

  • easy A as long as you do the work
  • and and quizzes

Theme 3

📚 About Workload

  • Get ready to read
  • evidence logs are time consuming but doable
  • Not too heavy a workload so easy to do in six weeks

Data context

See exactly what the AI read.

Analysis sample

50

Recent reviews read by the AI

162

Lifetime ratings

87/100

Evidence confidence

50 recent reviews across many courses with a large online sample and .

Inside 50 stored ratings

Quality ratings

5 out of 5102
4 out of 524
3 out of 511
2 out of 57
1 out of 518

Course coverage

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Reported outcomes

A range results lead the reported letter grades.

49 reported outcomes

A range

36

A+ 9 · A 25 · A- 2

B range

4

B+ 2 · B 1 · B- 1

C range

2

C+ 1 · C 1

D range

0

No reported values

F

1

F 1

No letter grade reported

6

Drop/Withdrawal 2 · Incomplete 1 · Not sure yet 2 · Rather not say 1