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Philosophy

Amena Coronado

PHILOSOPHY102 · PHILOSOPHY · 54 lifetime ratings

AI rating
32/100
RMP rating
2.7/5
Take again
40.74%
Difficulty
3.7

The decision

Avoid unless you carefully follow every instruction and .

Best fit · Self Taught ProComplete/incomplete gradingPodcast lecturesAI plagiarism scrutinyPolarizing philosophyHeavy revisions
  • limited retries and harsh nitpicks.
  • Many students find podcast-style lectures long and hard to contact the professor for help.
  • A minority who follow directions meticulously call the class organized and even an easy A.

Key questions

Four answers before you build your schedule.

Is this an easy A?

HardWork

38/100

An A needs near-perfect completes on every bundle; tiny misses force rewrites and can tank the letter grade.

Some summer online students report easy As if directions are followed; recent online reviews say the opposite.

Is the course easy?

Standard

42/100

Philosophy content is manageable for careful readers but podcasts, dense texts, and videos pile on time.

Online workload from podcasts and videos feels heavier; in person still has lots of reading and group work.

Is attendance flexible?

Varies

45/100

, while online is more assignment-driven.

; online focuses on weekly submissions.

Is this professor recommended?

Avoid

36/100

and recent comments repeatedly say and communication.

Online recent reviews are harshest; some in-person fans still recommend for passionate philosophy learners.

Course guide

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Grading

Harsh

18/100

Binary complete/incomplete grading with zero partial credit for minor misses is the top student complaint.

Format shift

Online incompletes and AI flags are constant themes; in person shares the same complete/incomplete system.

Workload

Heavy

26/100

Long podcasts, readings, 400-word answers, multi-minute video responses, and .

Format shift

Online short-term sessions feel especially packed; in person still stacks group work and homework.

Teaching experience

Poor

38/100

Some praise clarity and care, but many , and little teaching support.

Format shift

In-person charisma draws more positive teaching comments; online teaching value of podcasts is widely disputed.

Assessment method

FocusOnAssignments

22/100

, and video responses rather than traditional exams.

Format shift

Both ; exams are rarely the focus.

Luni fit check

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Get help balancing workload, grading, and timing when no option is an obvious fit.

Course format

Compare the in-person and online experience.

Classroom format

In person

19 reviews

Medium confidence · Best fit for Hardcore Learner

In-person experiences split between engaging discussions with charisma and frustration over the .

Main concern

Even fans dislike losing a whole letter grade for .

What students said

“Beyond her expertise, Dr. C's charisma, wisdom, and encouragement create a positive learning environment”
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“Everything was complete or incomplete and .”
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Remote format

Online

31 reviews

High confidence · Best fit for Self Taught Pro

Online philosophy hinges , and complete/incomplete bundles with frequent AI accusations.

Main concern

, and poor email responsiveness dominate recent online reviews.

What students said

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“She will accuse you of AI plagiarism, so make ”
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“Class was fine as long as you pay attention to the instructions it's an easy A”
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Exam style

Know what to expect from exams and major assignments.

Assessment is mostly assignment-based binary grading rather than classic proctored exams.

Complete/incomplete gradingVideo responsesDiscussion postsLimited retakesNo traditional midterms emphasized

Assessment risk

Varies

55/100

Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.

In person

In person also relies on complete/incomplete work, discussions, and videos more than standard closed-book exams.

Complete/incompleteDiscussion heavyVideo case studies
“Everything was complete or incomplete and .”
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“She makes you film 5 minutes videos using CANVAS”
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Online

Reviews emphasize complete/incomplete homework, long podcasts, video submissions, and AI plagiarism checks rather than webcam exams.

Complete/incompletePodcast homeworkVideo submissionsAI plagiarism accusations
“She doesn't give partial credit for anything it's either "complete or incomplete"”
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“With a complete/incomplete system and ”
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Student evidence

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Top student voice

“ !!”

Voice snapshots generated from 50 reviews with and communication themes. Credibility rating: High.

⚖️

18/100

“ ? Automatic 0 or "incomplete".”

🎯 Teaching Quality

38/100

“Lecture is a podcast with no subtitles where she talks in circles.”

👍 Recommendation Rate

36/100

“Never in a .”

Theme 1

📝

  • This system says I will not grade you by number and just give complete or complete as your grade.

Theme 2

🎙️ About Lectures & Workload

  • most work is about very long chatty podcasts (not lectures)
  • Her podcast are so long too
  • A LOT of

Theme 3

✨ Positive Counterpoints

  • Easy A, interesting subject, good communication.
  • If you follow the directions, this class is a breeze.
  • she's super fun to learn from and be around.

Data context

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Analysis sample

50

Recent reviews read by the AI

54

Lifetime ratings

86/100

Evidence confidence

50 recent reviews with strong thematic agreement on grading pain points despite a vocal positive minority.

Inside 50 stored ratings

Quality ratings

5 out of 519
4 out of 53
3 out of 50
2 out of 57
1 out of 525

Course coverage

philosophy34 reviews
philosophy10216 reviews

Reported outcomes

No letter grade reported results lead the reported letter grades.

41 reported outcomes

A range

14

A+ 1 · A 12 · A- 1

B range

7

B+ 4 · B 3

C range

5

C 5

D range

0

No reported values

F

0

No reported values

No letter grade reported

15

Drop/Withdrawal 3 · Incomplete 2 · Not sure yet 9 · Rather not say 1