Review from a student who took CC 302
This class had a LOT of reading. It was really nice how there was no final and you got to drop one test, though. If you don't want to do the reading, do not take this class. The way to get good grades on his tests are to go through each reading and memorize specific examples to site in you essay tests. I did that and barely squeked by with an A.

Review from a student who took CC 302
Professor Galinsky is an awesome lecturer. Although there is a lot of material covered, he makes it very easy to understand and his tests are 26 multiple choice (get to drop one for free) and 2 essay topics of which you can write about 1 (or you can choose to just write about both essay topics and skip the multiple choice). There were 4 tests total and none of them were cumulative, plus you get to drop your lowest one! Very good lecturer and awesome prof overall!

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