Rackler

I took Psych 302! I didn't find it too difficult, although I did take 9 months to do it as I am a master procastinator (definitely can be done in much shorter time if you're more disciplined). It had relatively easy (i.e. open book) quizzes that helped bump up the grade (not worth much individually), a 3000 word essay (which if you're comfortable with writing, citations, and reading research papers, can be quite manageable), and the final exam. I believe the exam and the essay were worth the same overall weighting. I got just over 70% on my final, but that was only with about 48 hours of studying beforehand, so I believe a higher percentage should be easily achieved. There are plenty of study resources available for it online, such as quizlet flashcards. The essay was the biggest challenge for me, however I did receive a good grade for it (90%). They strongly recommend drawing from the suggested essay subjects, and they give some basic sources for each one that you can start off with. I found my TA to be easily accessible by email. Be aware, there was one quiz where they had an incorrect answer, and I had to email the TA to have the grade adjusted appropriately - if you think something was funky with a quiz, just ask them! Just be aware, I've found that other places may not accept this course as neuroanatomy or anatomy, especially as Athabasca markets it as Biological Psychology. It is very focused on anatomy and biological processes.