hmmm..He's a really nice guy. Your grade just depends on your TA, so don't get an uptight one like I did.

I had Professor van Delden for Spanish 150, Contemporary Mexico. His class was a discussion-based one where we read texts at home each week and came to class to share our thoughts. At the start of one of the classes each week, we had a pop multiple-choice quiz about the reading. These quizzes were difficult in that they sometimes focused on specific details within the readings, but you could drop one grade. The course was split into three units, and for each, we had to write a paper comparing a couple of the texts that we had read. We had two extra credit opportunities where we had to attend a seminar and write a one-pager about it. Overall, the class was easy and the professor was kind and approachable, both during class and office hours. Native speakers may have difficulties in this class because he grades grammar in the essays.

Very sweet man and a great professor. He was very understanding and always took the time to hear our concerns/ opinions. His weekly quizzes will most definitely not be missed. I sort of expected this class to be different, such as reading memoirs, poems, songs, or letters from people of the revolution, and, instead, it was simply dedicated to reading around 4 books about the time period. Overall, it was an interesting class and I would recommend it.