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1. Rating on James Roberts in the Marketing department
Teaching Ability Availability Helpfulness Workload* Opinion: 3330 - Tenure is the only explanation for how this class is run.... The due dates are inconsistent across emails, the syllabus, and Canvas assignments, which makes it really difficult to stay on track. The grading feels overly harsh, and the teaching itself is awfulllll. Do not miss class; attendance points were my only saving grace. DO NOT TAKE THIS CLASS. - Grade In Class:B Date Listed: 2026-05-13
2. Rating on Jonathan Meddaugh in the Mathematics department
Teaching Ability Availability Helpfulness Workload* Opinion: 3325 - Meddaugh is an extremely friendly professor who is willing to answer many questions during class and fully explain anything that is not very obvious. He was nice enough to give us practice exams a week or two before the exams and they were decently similar to the real exam (he also slightly curved our exams). The final exam was literally just questioned pulled from the first exams so if you did well on the regular exams then you were doing fine on the final. I never actually went to office hours but that's because he explains so well during class and is so friendly during lecture that I felt like I never had a good reason but I'm sure his office hours are a great resource for additional questions. There are practice sets, which are not graded, but highly recommended to be completed so you understand the process for the exams, and there was "homework" where you would be given incorrect solutions and asked to fix them which was interesting. Overall, if you want a good math class experience and don't want the stress of constantly having to do quizzes every class then take this professor. - Grade In Class:A Date Listed: 2026-05-13
3. Rating on John White in the Management department
Teaching Ability Availability Helpfulness Workload* Opinion: 3305 - John White is such an incredible professor. He is beyond kind and works to know each of his students names by the second week of class and he will always work with you. There were a few times where I accidently did something wrong or turned in an assignment late, and if you just let him know what happened, he is very understanding. His course has 1 exam and the final which is more difficult than you think. There are 15 chapters to his course material, so splitting it in half makes the course more hefty. You have to participate 30 times in class though out the semester, however, he gives you opportunities to complete this with other tasks like discussion posts or attending a campus event. There are weekly quizzes online on Canvas which are open note, open book, but have a 15 minute timer. Finally, this course relies heavily on teamwork and group projects. If you are coming into this class, do it with a friend or someone you can trust. The only thing I have to say about professor White is that he is a relatively difficult grader. I obtained an A- in this course because of it. All professional development assignments, group projects, and group presentations will be thoroughly graded. I found it difficult to get a high A on each assignment, no matter how much effort I put in. Overall, he is a good and amazing person and professor. Just be aware that you will have to put in more effort toward this course than you expect! - Grade In Class:A Date Listed: 2026-05-13
4. Rating on Joy McNamara in the Business Law department
Teaching Ability Availability Helpfulness Workload* Opinion: 3305 - Take her!! She is so sweet and kind. She is so passionate about law and will provide you with fun and easy examples to understand difficult concepts. If you need help with anything, just ask her and she would love to help! There are online quizzes over each chapter which can be long, but you have 3 attempts and they are 1 hour long. They are also open note! She gives you so much opportunity to raise you grade in this class which helps so much if reading comprehension is not your thing! I decided to take Joy and was hesitant because it was a M/W/F class, and I was not disappointed at all. She is such an amazing professor and I would 100% recommend her to any student looking to take Business Law with a fun and understanding professor! - Grade In Class:A Date Listed: 2026-05-13
5. Rating on Joshua Patrick in the Statistics department
Teaching Ability Availability Helpfulness Workload* Opinion: 2381 - I took this course online! His exams are all lock down with web cam. He has each homework assignment due on the day of the exam. Overall, I forgot I was in this class until the day before the exam and did pretty okay. I hate stats so much, so I never loved this course. His video lectures did not make this class any better. All he did was read from the textbook, which I could have read myself. Stats online was pretty chill, so I would take it online if you could - Grade In Class:B+ Date Listed: 2026-05-13
6. Rating on James Roberts in the Marketing department
Teaching Ability Availability Helpfulness Workload* Opinion: MKT 3330 - If you are reading this rating, then you are the lucky child. You will never ever want to take James' class. If you unfortunately take his class, then start to pray for yourself and attend church sermon every week. Hopefully God will hear your prayer and show you a miracle. If not, don't miss any of James' class. Even though his class is boring as hell and you cannot use any technical devices to skip the boring class. Missing any of his class will cause a serious point deduction on your attendance grade. A 83% attendance in other class will result in at least 83% attendance grade, but in this terrible class, a 83% attendance result in a 0 attendance grade. Beyond attendance, exams in this class is harder than the pasta served by East Village Dining Hall. I should have drop this class when I realized that there is only 7 other enrolled students in my section. Enrolled in this course is my worst decision in my life. - Grade In Class:C+ Date Listed: 2026-05-13
7. Rating on Nicole Phillips in the Psychology department
Teaching Ability Availability Helpfulness Workload* Opinion: 1305 - This class solidified my hate for psychology as a science. Dr. Philips is really nice, so this is nothing personal, but this class was bs. I'm pretty sure that out of a class of 60ish people, maybe 3 people got an A, which should never be the case for a class like psych. Some of the test questions were subjective and some of the answers to questions were borderline incorrect. She draws questions based on her lectures and the textbook, so you really don't know what you're gonna get asked, but a few times her lectures contradicted the textbook, meaning that it's impossible to know the right answers for some test questions because you don't know if the question is based on her lectures or pulled from the textbook. I took H. Phys last semester, so I already learned some stuff about the brain and the endocrine system and whatnot, and some of the stuff in her class contradicted my H. Phys class (ie, she told me that Dopamine is not a hormone, BUT IT LITERALLY IS LOOK IT UP), and I lost points for ts. I think she intentionally makes this class hard because somewhere in her head difficult = respectable but it's just unreasonable. My biggest takeaway from this class is that psychology is far too subjective as a field of study to be called a science, and the ambiguity of her test questions was evidence of that. She's also not flexible with grading at all, and her exam questions are unpredictable. Don't let her personality fool you, she's not gonna help your GPA - Grade In Class:B+ Date Listed: 2026-05-13
8. Rating on Lauren Bassett in the Biology department
Teaching Ability Availability Helpfulness Workload* Opinion: 3122 H Phys Lab - This lab is not the worst thing in the world... but it's pretty dang close. She is possibly the worst person I've met in the biology department. She's constantly talking about how busy she is and how she has so many responsibilities, but she literally does nothing for us. She's rude to students when they ask her questions, and I've seen her in class for maybe 20 minutes total throughout the semester. The lab is really stupid and it's wayy too much work, but if you're at Baylor you should be used to that by now. It doesn't get better - Grade In Class:A Date Listed: 2026-05-13
9. Rating on Brad Keele in the Neuroscience department
Teaching Ability Availability Helpfulness Workload* Opinion: NSC 1306 - Dr. Keele always lectures with positivity. There was a fair amount of reading, but nothing too bad. All exams were multiple choice. - Grade In Class:A Date Listed: 2026-05-12
10. Rating on Simon Burris in the Classics department
Teaching Ability Availability Helpfulness Workload* Opinion: CLA 2306 - Dr. Burris is a funny guy, but his humor can be a bit snarky at times. The title "Greek and Roman Mythology" is misleading. The class was all Greek; there was no Roman. Get ready to read. Towards the end of the semester, the reading assignments got up to 50 pages. Dr. Burris cares a lot about spelling and reading comprehension. There were daily 5-question quizzes over the reading assignment for the day. Dr. Burris makes class fun, but the reading, quizzes, and exams are pretty tough. - Grade In Class:A Date Listed: 2026-05-12
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