i have to take chemistry 101 as a requirement...i am looking for the easiest prof...any ideas?

11/9/2005 1:37:01 PM

see if you can get warren

also, did you bother looking at school tool or grade distributions?

11/9/2005 1:48:52 PM

DON'T take warren.

i'd suggest petrovich

11/9/2005 2:04:50 PM

no, no, i think they'll do better with warren than pterovich

11/9/2005 2:06:27 PM

Warren.

11/9/2005 2:31:00 PM

yeah, yeah. actually, definitely take warren

11/9/2005 2:32:32 PM

yeah petrovich goes really fucking fast and its non understandable.

11/9/2005 4:01:13 PM

warren definitely.

11/9/2005 5:22:58 PM

I took petrovich freshman year for ch101 and got an A+. As long as you do the webassign, and the old tests, you'll be fine. I didn't even have the book.

11/9/2005 5:32:11 PM

Warren is so easy. Guaranteed A+, with minimal work involved.

11/9/2005 7:32:32 PM

What, no "pm GreatGazoo for more info" post? I'm disappointed.

11/9/2005 8:55:51 PM

ok, ok...
and, god forbid, you ever need some extra help in warren's class, just PM GreatGazoo. dudes notes are outstanding!

11/9/2005 9:00:39 PM

I took canelas before she started teaching organic and made an A+

11/9/2005 9:24:49 PM

yes yes i want to major in science

11/10/2005 10:22:26 AM

Well there is a counterpart to such a generic degree idea in that ncsu offers a MA in Liberal Studies.

http://www.grad.ncsu.edu/catalog/prg.asp?id=LS

Quote :

"Admissions Requirements: Students entering the master's program in liberal studies must have an undergraduate degree. In addition to the material required by the Graduate School, students applying are asked to submit a statement describing their objectives in doing a degree in liberal studies and a writing sample. GRE scores are not required. All applicants are interviewed."

Its sounds pretty competitive though.

11/10/2005 11:33:43 AM

I recommend Neyhart for CH101, he was a real nice guy. I had Warren for CH201, he was fairly difficult but I managed to get an A in his class. Don't listen to anyone who bitches about him, if you go to class everyday and read the book you will be fine.

11/10/2005 3:16:39 PM

TAKE PETROVICH
She is your only hope for CH101

11/17/2005 11:00:34 AM

avoid Phil Brown at all cost

11/17/2005 5:17:32 PM

It's not set who is teaching CH101 next semester (Spring '06), but I know Canelas is.

I'm casting my vote for Canelas. She makes me laugh and can explain difficult concepts with easy-to-remember analogies.

11/17/2005 5:31:39 PM

Try getting exchange credit from "Bob's School of Quantum Mechanics". http://dbhs.wvusd.k12.ca.us/webdocs/Humor/Bob-School-Quantum-Mech.html

11/17/2005 6:56:52 PM

does feldheim still teach it?

11/17/2005 9:47:10 PM

Chemistry is the best subject at the university. The faculty here is amazing, and you should take advantage of that by attending the class of a full time professor.

I recomend Bowden or the other dude

11/19/2005 2:15:36 AM

hahaha

Quote :

"What, no "pm GreatGazoo for more info" post?"

i did decent (B+, if i remember correctly) in warren's class, mind you i studied my ass off. but i had NO chemistry background whatsoever when i started....


so yeah-warren

11/20/2005 9:21:04 PM

i had petrovich, she was a great teacher

11/21/2005 12:22:05 AM

but Joie ur a lot smarter than us.

11/21/2005 1:39:52 PM

^aha i beg to differ


but es to you nonetheless

11/21/2005 2:17:28 PM

Does Bowden still teach it?


He seemed like such a happy pyro. I was so torn between attending his last day of lecture and not---- anticipating a great goodbye experiment... and fearing for my safety.

I attended.. and it was splendid.. though I don't recall half a decade ago what it was he did... but i distinctly remember the look of fear on the face of the gentleman who sat next to me. It made the entire course worthwhile.

11/21/2005 10:08:44 PM

dr eva garland

11/22/2005 1:03:21 AM