Course in my opinion was easy, you just watch 2-3 hour lectures and answer 5 questions in regards to the lecture watched. They have plenty of lectures and it's not required to watch every single one of them for the course.

Geography, US History, AZ History, Constitution and Government overview.

The course was super straight forward so I didn't need to speak with the professor.

The course was very informative and gave a great overview of the content.

This is a cultural geography class, not a place-name countries course. The course-load is light. You cannot see your current grade, only the percentage of the work you have completed over the entire semester, so you don't know your grade until you're completely finished with the course.

Each week consisted of a topic in geography (Physical Landforms, Economic Geography, Population Geography, etc.) with attached videos and websites related to the topic, a ~10-question homework assignment and a ~20-question quiz. It's very light in the actual courseload, but the content is hard to memorize. There are 3 exams, and they are 1hr timed each with multiple choice.

I took the course completely online, so he was very hands-off but does respond to emails. He does not give midterm grades.

I wish that I knew that this was a cultural geography class. I signed up thinking it was a "memorize-where-things-are" geography course and this was not.

I really enjoyed the class. I felt the information was very well and respectfully presented, especially given some of the more sensitive topics for those who aren't in the faith. It was great to learn about family. I thought the assignments and projects were fairly easy and I enjoyed using discussion boards to engage with other students. The exam was probably my biggest complaint, as it was almost a test of who said what rather than the principles taught.

The content is centered around the Family Proclamation document and I felt it was all really useful. I enjoyed the readings a lot and felt like they were able to shine light on many different aspects of the proclamation which I didn't consider before. The content made the document easy and clear to understand.

The professor was great. I have never had an online-only professor reach out to me and try to connect with my like Brother Goodman did. He was helpful and responsive when needed.

I wish I prepared more for the midterm and knew what to expect. Basically do all the readings again or at least skim them haha.

Only taken because of business major requirement. Unnecessarily hard grading and poor feedback/rubrics.

German history

Professor grades terribly based on own opinions and feelings and it seems she enjoys taking off points and giving poor grades. Even if you attend office hours and writing center appointments there will be a high chance of poor grades. After revising my paper and doing everything asked and more, still a poor grade. Communication is very poor as well with last minute changes and poor response times. I am currently still waiting on my next paper to get back to me, which I wrote 2 weeks ago, so I can somehow redo it by tomorrow's deadline.

I strongly encourage anyone to look to take a different course if at all possible.