PSPA 201Introduction to Political Science
Political Studies and Public Administration · Faculty of Arts and Sciences · 3 credits
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I took the course online. It is a good introduction to the world of politics if you want to learn more about different political concepts, and want a social sciences elective. The explanation was good and good grades are achievable. There were two papers to be written.
In Vera's PSPA 201, grading is based on a final exam rather than papers; a presentation may also be included in fall and spring sections.
PSPA 201 with Vera is a very easy course; she's super sweet and students can get an A+ with a bit of effort.
Vera Choulhadjian's PSPA 201 is an easy intro course that involves some memorization, and Dr. Vera herself is nice and lenient.
PSPA 201 with Vera is assessed by a midterm and a final exam rather than papers, and in the fall and spring sections there is also a presentation.
PSPA 201 counts as a social science elective and is offered in summer at 9:00-10:15 with Vera Choulhadjian.
Vera Choulhadjian is very nice and lenient in PSPA 201, an introductory course with easy material, though it does involve a fair amount of memorization. Students prefer her section over the alternatives.
Simon Kachar is described as nice and approachable for POLS 201, and students can easily score in the 80s in his class.
Ohannes is recommended for PSPA 201, with students calling it an easy A and saying it's definitely worth taking.
PSPA 201 with Ohannes Geukjian is an easy course and students do pick up a few useful things from it.
PSPA 201 with Ohannes is considered an easy A and students strongly recommend taking it with him.
PSPA 201 is really easy, and if you can get into Michel's section it comes definitely recommended.
The PSPA 201 midterm with Hilal Khashani is very easy — revising the key concepts and ideas well is enough to do fine.
Ghada Awada is a nice and approachable professor for PSPA 201; she values participation and attendance (which is graded), gives students several second chances, and assigns group work culminating in a presentation for the final. Grades in the high 80s (A-) are attainable.
Ghada's political studies courses carry a heavy workload, but an A- or A is easy to earn as long as you follow her instructions exactly.
Took with Ghada, it's an easy course and really 90s are achievable, only problem was with the workload : 3 presentations exam 1 , 2, 3 w midterm and a final
When I took the course with Ghada, she gave us a huge workload, Gradeswise it was rewarding, but preparing for it took alooot of effort and time