Vanier College

821 Sainte Croix Ave, Vanier, Quebec H4L 3X9, Canada

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Kreshnik Angoni, All Mechanics

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Katerina April Symes, humanities, sexualities

3.7

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I had her in sexualities and I would tell you that if you show up to every class, take good notes, do the readings (very important), and participate, you can never fail this class. Everything is extremely organized with her and she'll do everything so you're prepared for your mid term exam and final essay. Great teacher honestly

Ricardo Arthur, 1 English

3.3

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The quizzes are tricky but as long as you follow instructions on the other assignments you will fly in the class. be careful he grades the midterms and finals decently hard. but DO NOT go on your phone he will call you out. otherwise a good intro the college English class and great teacher

Roland Michael Awad

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Isabella Bastone, Semester 5 English

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Neerusha Baurhoo, Cegep General Biology 1

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Anne Bernard

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Rose Bloom, Buisness Fundamentals

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Natalie Bosco

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Samuel Brouillette, Cegep The Human Experience

4.6

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show up to class and take notes

Philippe Brunet, Semester 1 General Chemistry

1.0

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Anne-Sophie Caron, Biology

4.5

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I took her for The Human Body. First, she lets you have a memory aid for all the exams so you dont need to memorize as much material but you should still study because the questions can be tricky. During the semester you'll have 6 labs which she splits so you have 1 lab every 2 weeks. She is very nice and explains hard topics easily.

Kevin Casey, college Research Methods

1.0

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Robert Cookson, 2025 the ancient world

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Stephen Dinsmore, English

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Mauro Di Renzo, Chemistry

1.0

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Célimène Dorcelus, college french

1.0

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Nagat Drawel

2.2

(6 reviews)
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I have her this semester. If you attend the classes and pay attention, you should be fine. Don't be afraid to ask her for clarification, she answers every question with patience. Exam 1 was hard, but manageable.

Jean Dubois, 2nd Computer science

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Hode Erdogan, College Physics

2.3

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Jailson Farinas De Lima, College General chemistry

5.0

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Lisa Fiorentino, Psychology

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corinna graham, 02001 physical activity and autonomy : fitness

4.0

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the class (volleyball, NOT fitness/volleyball) is a bit demanding in the first few weeks doing a fitness blog, and we dont start playing actual volleyball until halfway through the semester. The teacher is okay i guess, but sometimes her class can be underwhelming

Sarkis Guleserian, 11th Introduction to Psychology

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scott halse

5.0

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Write down what hes writing on the board and youll be fine

Brock A. Hanly, College English

2.8

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I had him for Law and Society and loved the course. The majority of the time we'd have interesting in class discussions. He has a tough character which can intimidate some people but he's really not bad at all. Has a dark humour to which you will grow to like, which also brings a fun aspect to the discussions. If you follow his instructions thoroughly, pay attention, be responsible and hand in your work when it is due, you'll get a good grade. He gives many pop up quizzes, but they're super easy, he's just trying to make sure that you're doing your readings. Even though in class presence isn't mandatory, try not to miss too many so that you stay on track and are present for the quizzes. The course consisted of two essays and one exam, which isn't too bad, along with a couple short assignments throughout the semester. Definitely recommend his course, just make sure that you stay focused and on track in his class.

Judith ingerman, College humanities

1.0

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Kevin James Lenton, College Mechanics

2.0

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Rachel Jobin, 11 Exploration

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Evgenji Kritchevski, College Calculus

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ariane legault

5.0

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do the readings and take good notes, participate and class discussions and you will do well. there is a lot of group work but she explains very well. a lot of brain storming is done as a class which helps you take good notes and understand the books better. there are quite a lot of readings to do but they arent very long so its manageable.

Alexander M. Licker, English

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Layla MacLeod, First year Math for architectural technology

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Marlene Major

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Holly McIntyre

4.0

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Liam Peuckert, probability and statistics

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Angelos Philippas, 2025 Intro to politics

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Sanaa Risk, 12th French

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Alexandre Sita, Physical Education

5.0

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Just show up and do the best you can. What he really looks for is participation and improvement.

Bonnie Heather Sonnenschein, Research Methods

2.2

(4 reviews)
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To ensure a comprehensive understanding, make sure to memorize all the content within the book and its accompanying notes. Prioritize obtaining the book promptly and diligently reread the textbook chapters corresponding to each unit. (Note: Certain chapters are assigned for each of the four units, which correspond to the four examinations. ) It is imperative to recognize that the majority of your examinations will primarily assess your knowledge based on the material covered in the textbook.

Henri Venne, 1.0 Introduction to studio arts

3.0

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very nice and go to class and its fine

Alhan Shahab Al-De Zahrai, Calculus

3.7

(7 reviews)
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She is a very good teacher. Attend class and do the webwork and youll be fine

Petr Zorin, Semester 1 Calculus 1

5.0

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