# Christopher Nassar — AUB professor

> Christopher Nassar teaches 3 courses at American University of Beirut, with 8 student reviews.

Source: https://studiety.com/aub/professor/5230-christopher-nassar
Retrieved: 2026-09-16

## Teaching in Fall 2026-2027

- [ENGL 212 — Shakespeare](https://studiety.com/aub/course/593): Lecture 1 (full)

## Courses taught

- [CHLA 204 — Contemporary Studies](https://studiety.com/aub/course/543)
- [ENGL 212 — Shakespeare](https://studiety.com/aub/course/593)
- [ENGL 214 — Victorian Literature](https://studiety.com/aub/course/595)

## What students said

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- **CHLA 204 · 2021-11** — I took cvsp 205 with christopher. He is the sweetest and all you have to do is study the notes HE provides and boom.... an 85> on the exam

- **ENGL 212 · 2020-04** — He is a little bit boring and repetitive but you can get high 80s if you read the books rather than the sparknotes and actually write what he says in class, literally listen to every single word he says and what he emphasizes because usually the exams come as 2 quotes and a short essay about the books that you'd be reading w he usually stresses on the most important scenes and quotes, you need to attend and pay attention to that. Also, to be more prepared for the discussions in class, read the sparknotes and before the exam concentrate on the actual book and the things that he stressed on, that'd be the most efficient way to do it

- **ENGL 214 · 2019-08** — Eng 214 is given by Christopher Nassar who is such a sweetheart all you have to do is just take notes in class. I've taken two classes with him so far it's usually two quizzes and a final

- **ENGL 212 · 2019-08** — Nassar isnt bad; As long as you take notes and kind of memorize them for your midterm, your good to go with Nassar. He does give high grades, and honestly it's an easy 80. But if you want to enjoy the course/ are an english major, i'd suggest you wait and take it with Currel

- **ENGL 212 · 2019-08** — you can get high 80s iza you read the books rather than the sparknotes and actually write what he says in class, literally listen to every single word he says and what he emphasizes because usually el exams byejo 2 quotesand a short essay about the books that you'd be reading w he usually stresses on the most important scenes and quotes, you need to attend and pay attention to that. Also, to be more prepared for the discussions in class, read the sparknotes w abel el exam rakkez bel actual book 3a the things that he stressed on, that'd be the most efficient way to do it

- **ENGL 212 · 2019-08** — He's great, you might get bored in class if you are not completely interested. Take notes to everything he says. I took engl 214 with him, but he follows the same methods. I think it's great to take at least one class with him. He is very knowledgeable and sweet. For any Shakespeare class sparknotes won't do, you need to read the actual thing. They might help but you definitely need to read the books.

- **ENGL 212 · 2019-08** — I took it with Christopher Nassar. No workload high grades

- **CHLA 204 · 2019-08** — I took 204 with Dr Nassar, and if you’re the type of student who enjoys thorough in-class discussions, he is not your guy. But if you’re the type of student who can transcribe every analysis/comment he mentions in class and deliver them to him coherently in his exams, you’re sure to get a pretty decent score. Personally speaking, I thought he was one of the sweetest human beings on earth, very caring, very considerate, but I never felt that the discussions we held in class were intellectually stimulating (in all fairness and respect to Prof Nassar).

## See also

- [All AUB professors](https://studiety.com/aub/professors.md)

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