Is this an easy A?
EasyA
82/100All reported grades are A or A+, and students say the class is easy if you study and complete the heavy work.
Online reviews emphasize study-for-A patterns; the one in-person review also reports an A with support.
The decision
Key questions
Is this an easy A?
All reported grades are A or A+, and students say the class is easy if you study and complete the heavy work.
Online reviews emphasize study-for-A patterns; the one in-person review also reports an A with extra credit support.
Is the course easy?
Content itself is fairly straightforward medical terminology, but volume of reading and testing makes it feel busy.
Online students call content fairly easy; the in-person review rates difficulty higher while still praising support.
Is attendance flexible?
Attendance is repeatedly marked mandatory, and one student says missing a single unexplained class can mean being dropped.
Online evidence is especially strict on attendance; in-person also marks attendance mandatory.
Is this professor recommended?
Every review would take her again, citing clear lectures, helpfulness, and strong preparation for success.
Recommendation is unanimous across online and in-person reviews.
Course guide
Grading
Lenient
76/100
Clear criteria, frequent extra credit, and A-range outcomes make grading feel supportive if work is done.
Format shift
Extra credit is clearest in the in-person review; online stresses clear criteria and fair outcomes.
Workload
Heavy
26/100
Students repeatedly call this the most homework-heavy class, with weekly exams, quizzes, and multiple assignments.
Format shift
Online reviews dominate the heavy-workload picture; in-person focuses more on preparation volume.
Teaching experience
Good
84/100
Lectures are straightforward, she is eager to help, and students feel over-prepared for boards and success.
Format shift
Online praises clear lectures; in-person praises office hours help and student-centered preparation.
Assessment method
FocusOnExams
72/100
Weekly exams and quizzes sit beside heavy homework, so assessment is test-forward with substantial assignment load.
Format shift
Online comments detail weekly 60-question exams and quizzes; in-person emphasizes grading detail and extra credit.
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Course format
Classroom format
Low confidence · Best fit for Hardcore Learner
In-person students describe a strict-policy but supportive professor who over-prepares students and offers extra credit.
Main concern
Strict policies and detailed grading require careful compliance.
What students said
“Pretty easy going but strict with her policies. Easy to work with in office hours, sets you up for success, and gives extra credit quite often.”
Remote format
High confidence · Best fit for Effort For Reward
Online NDT or medical terminology is interesting and passable with study, but weekly exams, quizzes, and heavy homework dominate the experience.
Main concern
Very high weekly workload and strict attendance can overwhelm if stacked with other classes.
What students said
“this class wasn't hard just LOTS of homework. Attendance is mandatory and you will get dropped if you miss 1 class”
“There is an exam(60 questions)/quiz(15 questions) every week, an about 4 hw assignments(easy but time consuming) every week.”
“lectures are very straight forward and as long as you use flashcards and genuinely put time into studying the class is not bad at all”
Exam style
Expect frequent weekly testing plus assignments; reviews do not clearly prove special proctoring tools.
Assessment risk
Standard
48/100
Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.
In-person comments discuss detailed grading and board-exam preparation rather than explicit proctoring software.
“She will over prepare you with info but she's only doing so for you to pass your board exams!”
Online students report a weekly exam of about 60 questions and a quiz of about 15 questions, plus multiple homework assignments.
“There is an exam(60 questions)/quiz(15 questions) every week, an about 4 hw assignments(easy but time consuming) every week.”
Student evidence
Top student voice
“Took the medical terminology class for summer, it was fairly easy but LOTS of work. Out of the classes I have taken at occ, this was the most hw/assignment heavy.”
“this was the most hw/assignment heavy.”
“A real student's professor.”
“lectures are very straight forward and as long as you use flashcards and genuinely put time into studying the class is not bad at all”
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Data context
Analysis sample
4
Recent reviews read by the AI
3
Lifetime ratings
70/100
Evidence confidence
Four consistent reviews with rich workload detail and 100 percent take-again, though three are online and one is older in-person.
Inside 4 stored ratings
Reported outcomes
4 reported outcomes
A+ 1 · A 3
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