Is this an easy A?
FairEffort
70/100An A is very possible, but it usually requires keeping up with , and weekly work.
Online evidence shows more workload pressure, while but based on only three reviews.
The decision
Key questions
Is this an easy A?
An A is very possible, but it usually requires keeping up with reading, papers, journals, and weekly work.
Online evidence shows more workload pressure, while in-person-labeled reviews are easier but based on only three reviews.
Is the course easy?
The content is generally straightforward, but the reading and writing volume makes it more than a free pass.
Both formats describe manageable content, with online reviews emphasizing heavier weekly structure.
Is attendance flexible?
Attendance policy is not clearly proven, but online flexibility is criticized for lack of accommodation.
Online reviews include inflexibility concerns, while in-person evidence does not clearly establish attendance rules.
Is this professor recommended?
Students recommend her when they value clear, helpful instruction, but online organization and workload create real hesitation.
In-person-labeled reviews are mostly positive, while online reviews are more divided.
Course guide
Grading
Fair
62/100
Grading appears fair and clear for students who meet requirements, but there is little extra credit and some complaints about grade handling.
Format shift
Online reviews mention clear grading but also no extra credit and grade concerns; in-person evidence is mostly positive.
Workload
Moderate
47/100
Workload is moderate to heavy because students repeatedly mention reading, journals, papers, discussions, and weekly tests.
Format shift
Online workload is heavier and more structured, while in-person-labeled reviews describe fewer assignments but much reading.
Teaching experience
Good
72/100
Many students find her helpful, responsive, and enthusiastic, but Canvas problems, typos, and inflexibility reduce the experience.
Format shift
Online reviews are mixed, while the smaller in-person-labeled set is mostly favorable.
Assessment method
Balanced
55/100
Assessments combine papers, journals, discussions, reading-based tests, and major exams.
Format shift
Online sections mention weekly tests and writing, while in-person evidence mentions open-book exams and writing assignments.
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Course format
Classroom format
Medium confidence · Best fit for Effort For Reward
In-person-labeled reviews are positive and describe straightforward work, accessible help, and open-book major exams, though some comments appear to discuss online sections.
Main concern
The in-person sample is small and includes comments that say the class was online.
What students said
“We had 4 major exams that were open book and a few writing assignments.”
“not a ton of work but a lot of reading.”
“the test questions were sometimes vague and had multiple correct answers that were marked wrong.”
Remote format
High confidence · Best fit for Effort For Reward
Online reviews are mixed but lean positive, with clear recurring workload from reading, journals, papers, discussions, and tests.
Main concern
Online students report writing load, Canvas problems, inflexibility, and typos.
What students said
“The course is writing intensive as claswork consists of journals, case studies, and the final paper.”
“1 discussion post, 1 400-word journal entry, and 40 question multiple choice test a week.”
“Makes many typos due to her lack of knowledge of how to use Canvas.”
Exam style
Exam evidence is mostly student-friendly because comments mention open-book exams and tests open for a week, though vague questions are a concern.
Assessment risk
StudentFriendly
78/100
Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.
In-person reviews explicitly mention open-book major exams, but do not clearly prove proctoring or closed-book rules.
“We had 4 major exams that were open book and a few writing assignments.”
“the test questions were sometimes vague and had multiple correct answers that were marked wrong.”
Online reviews mention tests open for a week, book-based questions, and weekly multiple-choice tests, but do not clearly prove webcam, proctoring, or Lockdown Browser use.
“Tests are open for a week and are quotes from the book.”
“1 discussion post, 1 400-word journal entry, and 40 question multiple choice test a week.”
“Tests are easy - most questions are from book.”
Student evidence
Top student voice
“Professor Paulos is great! I took her Intro to Abnormal Psychology class and learned a lot.”
“Very nice and easy to contact. Provides office hours online.”
“The course is writing intensive as claswork consists of journals, case studies, and the final paper.”
“Tests are open for a week and are quotes from the book.”
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Data context
Analysis sample
11
Recent reviews read by the AI
12
Lifetime ratings
74/100
Evidence confidence
Credibility is medium because 11 reviews provide useful detail, but some are old and several in-person-labeled comments describe online classes.
Inside 11 stored ratings
Reported outcomes
6 reported outcomes
A+ 1 · A 4
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