Life sciences II (Cell Biology & Physiology)

Grading appears generous; multiple students mention getting A's despite struggling in certain parts of the course.

Workload is moderate to heavy, with a significant amount of memorization required. Some students suggest focusing on key points and attending classes for better understanding.

Assessment includes three tests (two midterms and one final), with each test accounting for around 25% of the grade. The first midterm covers cell biology and anatomy, while the second is simpler and focuses more on physiology.

Teaching quality varies; some students find certain lecturers' content hard to follow, while others appreciate the key points emphasized in class. Attending classes can be beneficial for understanding and reviewing material.

Focus on key points from lectures, especially for M He's part of cell biology, and attend classes if possible for better comprehension. Prioritize physiology as it is easier to memorize compared to other parts.