Reviews for BSCI452
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Chan Lin
BSCI452 Anonymous 05/13/2025 |
This course is very interesting, especially if you want to focus on neurology and medicine, but Dr. Lin is rather disorganized. The schedule changed quite a but, including pushing back an exam, and we had to rush through some lectures because he poorly managed time, including showing up late to most classes. As we finish the semester, I do not know what my grade will be, as he has not graded anything aside from exams and we do not know if there is a curve and what it will look like. I enjoyed the class, but the organizational structure deducted from that and made it hard to succeed. |
Chan Lin
BSCI452 Anonymous 05/12/2023 |
Bro is buggin with the averages this semester |
Quentin Gaudry
BSCI452 Expecting an A- Anonymous 12/17/2021 |
Honestly cannot think of a better professor in the Bio department. His class is definitely challenging and requires effort but he makes it very interesting and he genuinely cares about his students. Take the time to get to know him and put in the effort for his class. If you do, the class will be super rewarding and enjoyable. Cannot emphasize enough how great of a professor he is. He makes this class worth it! |
Quentin Gaudry
BSCI452 Expecting an A- Anonymous 06/01/2020 |
Professor Gaudry is one of the greatest professors I have had at the University of Maryland. He is funny and entertaining which helped keep me engaged in this class and also clearly conveys the material. He sometimes puts weird questions on the exam and I don't remember discussing them in class but otherwise the exams were fair and honestly could have been a lot harder, so I was grateful for that. The class itself is very difficult but very rewarding if you spend the necessary time on it. My advice would be to spend time every week reviewing the anatomy at the very least. |
Quentin Gaudry
BSCI452 Expecting an A Anonymous 02/02/2020 |
Awesome professor. This class is pretty tough but he is by far one of the most qualified professors in the bio department. He does a lot of research but equally cares about his class. Exams are tough but if you look through material before class and dont cram you'll be fine |