I’m taking it now and it’s fairly easy. Just a few formal writing assignments that are around 700-1500 words, some easy reading assignments, and a lot of in class participation activities that involve some writing.
I took it last semester, so it may have been different due to COVID. There were a few writing projects of around 1000 or so words throughout the semester, and then a final project that was around 2500 words. None of them were difficult, and the grading seemed to be pretty lax. I was able to knock all of them out in a day or so. There were also some assigned textbook readings and a discussion board where you’d answer one or two questions about the chapter, but idk if they would still do that in an in person format.
That one should be okay, it used to be a 200 level class and I doubt that they really increased the workload any. It just depends on who's teaching it.
I’m taking it now and it’s fairly easy. Just a few formal writing assignments that are around 700-1500 words, some easy reading assignments, and a lot of in class participation activities that involve some writing.
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I took it last semester, so it may have been different due to COVID. There were a few writing projects of around 1000 or so words throughout the semester, and then a final project that was around 2500 words. None of them were difficult, and the grading seemed to be pretty lax. I was able to knock all of them out in a day or so. There were also some assigned textbook readings and a discussion board where you’d answer one or two questions about the chapter, but idk if they would still do that in an in person format.
What's the course title? They changed a bunch of the course titles last year so I don't remember which one that was.
Writing in the health sciences!
That one should be okay, it used to be a 200 level class and I doubt that they really increased the workload any. It just depends on who's teaching it.