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Samuel Lascio
CHEM135 Expecting an A abadar 02/16/2024 |
Prof Lascio was both the TA and the professor for this course. Despite, this he did very well in replying to emails quickly and doing his best to answer student's questions. We went over example questions often and he posted example problem coursework on ELMS. Once in a while he will go off on tangents and talk about random fun-facts. GET THIS MAN SOME HELP, he needs a TA! |
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Samuel Lascio
CHEM135 Expecting an A- Anonymous 02/07/2024 |
This class is very fast. There’s a lot of content but Professor Lascio is very nice and tries to make things really easy to understand. Very easy to talk to, responds to emails fast, and tends to push back hw deadlines if you ask. He is also a good lecturer. However, the homework takes forever. Weekly homeworks took like 6-7 hours usually so don’t procrastinate. Tests are very difficult, the averages were like 30-60%. Final curve was pretty heavy tho like 20%. Good professor, hard class. |
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Samuel Lascio
CHEM135 Expecting an A- Anonymous 12/17/2023 |
Really good professor who goes above and beyond to accommodate students. Extended hw several times, and hosted extra review sessions. |
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Samuel Lascio
CHEM131 Expecting an A Anonymous 05/11/2023 |
Was my TA for CHEM131 and is the goat. Explained the material very well. Mignerey, the professor, made everything very confusing but Sam was able to make everything a lot clearer. Very passionate about the material, and is always there to answer questions in person and over email about anything you're confused about. Would 100% recommend. |
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Samuel Lascio
CHEM131 Expecting an A Anonymous 01/17/2021 |
great Professor and he cares a lot about his students and whether or not they understand the material (which can be hard to do in such a big class). |
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Samuel Lascio
CHEM131 Expecting an A Anonymous 12/07/2020 |
Lascio really tries his best to make sure students understand the course material despite it being challenging, he's a great guy! He sometimes puts out-of-touch memes all over the place, but he genuinely wants his students to succeed and make sure they understand the subject matter. He's a very approachable guy and a good professor. |