PSYC 3006

If you're one of the many psych majors who can't do math to save their lives, this class will be torture for you. Otherwise it's really not that bad. I actually found the lab to be the harder part; it seems the TA's are told to be harsh graders as a way of being fair across sections.

He is really bad. like really bad. he doesnt test how he teaches and it is very hard to do well unless you know this stuff already

I took this course in Spring 2010. There is no reason anyone should take this class unless they are a psych major/minor. Freeman is really boring, and if I hadn't taken 3005 with Mikami and AP Stat in high school, I doubt I would have understood the material. The midterms were fair, but the final was nothing like the previous 3 finals he had given us as study materials, so that threw me for a loop. What really makes 3006 hard is the lab, since there's a ton of statistical paper writing and group work. By far the worst class I've taken in terms of workload and boring subject matter.

8am. Dullest lecture ever. He talks so slowly yet seems to graze over important information. Lab is fun because the TAs empathize with you. Luckily you get a note sheet for each exam, and he posts previous exams to collab. Office hours are not helpful. He is kind of rude about it. I got a B, but I would never recommend this class to anyone. Ever.

Lecture is exceedingly dull, but you get a note sheet on the test which makes them very easy. Lab is a pain, and more time-consuming than it needs to be, but the papers are easy and graded easily. You don't need to open your textbook, as everything you need to know for the tests Freeman goes over in class. Basically just go to class, take notes, put them on your note sheet, and you should get A's on the exams.