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Sociology

Lysha Lewis

SOC305 · 16 lifetime ratings

AI rating
61/100
RMP rating
3.8/5
Take again
64.71%
Difficulty
2.8

The decision

Take her if you can self-manage a and ; expect an easy grade for steady work, not a hands-on mentor.

Best fit · Effort For RewardSlow GraderHard to ReachHeavy Reading LoadLots of WritingClear Rubrics
  • Course is structured and A-friendly if you follow rubrics and keep up with papers.
  • and almost no email or office-hour responsiveness.
  • Workload is reading- and writing-heavy rather than conceptually brutal.

Key questions

Four answers before you build your schedule.

Is this an easy A?

EasyA

80/100

Many students report A or A+ grades and call her an easy or if you follow the rubric and keep up with papers.

Both online and ; online comments more often call grading lenient despite slow turnaround.

Is the course easy?

Beginner

62/100

Content is straightforward sociology writing and reading, but volume of , and research makes it feel heavier than the concepts alone.

Online students stress word-count discussions and slow support; in-person students more often call the workload manageable.

Is attendance flexible?

Mandatory

38/100

as mandatory, though a minority report optional attendance with no major penalty described.

Online and reports in each format.

Is this professor recommended?

WorthIt

64/100

and fair grades, but many warn about poor communication and slow grading.

Online reviews are more split because of reachability issues; the avoid.

Course guide

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Grading

Lenient

72/100

Students who follow rubrics and guidelines usually do well; a few report tough final-project deductions and slow grade disputes.

Format shift

Online comments more often mix lenient with .

Workload

Heavy

24/100

Expect , multiple papers, and a major research-style project.

Format shift

Workload complaints dominate online reviews more than the smaller in-person sample.

Teaching experience

Average

58/100

Organization and , but warm automated messages do not offset weak real-time support and missed office hours.

Format shift

Online students feel abandoned by non-response; and inspirational to completely hands-off.

Assessment method

FocusOnAssignments

28/100

Grade is driven by discussions, papers, group or research projects, and a .

Format shift

Online and in-person both emphasize writing and projects over timed tests.

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Course format

Compare the in-person and online experience.

Classroom format

In person

3 reviews

Medium confidence · Best fit for Effort For Reward

some find the reading and projects manageable and organized, while others say you are fully on your own with .

Main concern

Uneven support and and .

What students said

“Although there is a lot of .Lewis class to be very manageable.”
SOC305
“Save yourself the headache and choose another professor.”
305
“You're basically 100% on your own when taking this class.”
305

Remote format

Online

14 reviews

High confidence · Best fit for Self Taught Pro

Online SOC 305 is highly structured with , but students repeatedly report delayed grading and little real interaction beyond automated weekly messages.

Main concern

and unanswered questions leave you largely on your own during the term.

What students said

“A lot of work with very limited interactions.”
305
“She is a but she's not a .”
305
“I struggled a lot with communicating with her, I don't think I ever got a response from her regarding an assignment question.”
305

Exam style

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Assessment centers on papers and a stressful final project or .

Final ProjectHeavy WritingResearch ProjectDiscussion Posts

Assessment risk

Standard

52/100

Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.

In person

In-person comments focus on reading, writing, and a software or proctoring.

Major ProjectLots of WritingClear Expectations
“There is a lot of writing and and .”
SOC305
“The class had a lot of research, but it helped me improve my critical thinking in a useful way.”
305

Online

Online students describe heavy writing, peer discussions, and a proctoring or open-book policy stated.

Final ProjectDiscussion PostsLots of Papers
“Biggest downside was that the as a side effect of stress.”
305
“Be prepared for 250/300/400 word count discussion responses and peer responses”
305

Student evidence

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Top student voice

“This class is very straightforward. and easy to follow. She is a but she's not a .”

Voice snapshots generated from 17 reviews (14 online, 3 in , and communication themes. Credibility rating: High.

📬 Responsiveness Gap

30/100

“I don't think I ever got a response from her regarding an assignment question.”

📝 Heavy Writing Load

24/100

“Lots of writing and reading. But the class is awesome”

⚖️ Easy if You Follow Rubrics

80/100

“she does not grade hard at all; if you follow the rubric and the guidelines, you will do well in the course.”

🐢 Teaching Clarity Split

58/100

“She provided and accurate information about the course material, which made the class easier to understand and follow.”

Theme 1

📚

  • Get ready to read
  • Lots of homework
  • So many papers
  • Be prepared for 250/300/400 word count discussion responses

Theme 2

🐢 About Communication

  • hard to reach
  • she never answered anyone's questions
  • Responds to emails 3 weeks later

Theme 3

📈 About Grades

  • she's not a
  • Very lenient and
  • the professor was overall an
  • ,and

Data context

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Analysis sample

17

Recent reviews read by the AI

16

Lifetime ratings

82/100

Evidence confidence

Seventeen recent reviews with rich detail, consistent themes on workload and , and a .

Inside 17 stored ratings

Quality ratings

5 out of 58
4 out of 52
3 out of 52
2 out of 53
1 out of 52

Course coverage

30515 reviews
SOC3052 reviews

Reported outcomes

A range results lead the reported letter grades.

14 reported outcomes

A range

11

A+ 5 · A 6

B range

2

B 2

C range

1

C 1

D range

0

No reported values

F

0

No reported values

No letter grade reported

0

No reported values