Selling all problem set (homework) answers and graded quizzes and midterm.
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Great science GE for non science majors. A lot of the material is applicable to daily life. Professor Phelan lectures in an engaging way and really cares about his students. Highly recommend this class!

The class is amazing, and it is a must-take! I'm selling the 2nd edition loose leaf version of the textbook "What is life" and the other required reading "mean genes". Both for $30! Please text me at **********.

Jay is a good professor and he changes my life in some ways. The knowledge in this class can be applied to make a better life.
It's not that hard and super interesting.. I think mean genes is interesting and just decide to keep it but you can get it on amazon with only 10$ or so. Selling What is Life 3rd edition. It is new without any mark so 90$
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Selling: What is Life textbook and Mean Genes, buy one get one free for $100
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Selling LS 15 textbook: What is Life? A guide to biology with physiology 3rd edition with Mean Genes
- Including all problem sets, graded quizzes, graded midterm/final

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Don't listen to the reviews that say this class turns you into a science person. After reading the reviews, I was hoping the material would be super interesting, and even though the professor is funny and has interesting examples, all the work other than the lectures is so so boring. There's lots of busy work and the midterm and final are not easy. Save yourself the time and pick an easier and more fun GE.

Really good class. I agree with most of the positive reviews here already. Professor is caring and enthusiastic about teaching. The class isn't necessarily an easy GE though. You need to do good in paying attention in class, taking notes, and reviewing. The class doesn't use a percentage breakdown grading systems, rather there are a totally of 656 points available and your grade depends on how many of them you get. A good thing in this class's grading system is that a 90%, which normally would be an A- in other classes, is considered an A in this one. So as long as you get above 90%, or 590.4 points, you'd get an A. Also the class offered up to 20-50 possible extras points. I got 22 and they were easy to get—simple practice quizzes for completion only. There is also a music video for extra credit at the end of the quarter that could be worth anywhere from 10-30 points. But I didn't do I and still ended up with an A. Let me recall...I believe the final exam was worth 250 points, the midterm 150 points, discussion participation 36 points, four quizzes 40 points, debate 40 points...yeah those were the main ones.

Content wise the class was interesting. It taught life science concepts—evolution, nutrition, etc.—that are very applicable in life. A great GE to take for students of all majors, really.

If you must take LS 15, take it with Dr. Phelan! His lectures were always engaging, and he always had a story to tell about his life that connected to what we were learning. I wouldn't recommend missing a lecture for this class, as he doesn't post the slides. You'll survive with Bruin cast, but being in the same room while he's teaching helps a lot. By week 9, the lecture hall was still almost full. This class consists of quizzes (based on problem sets you don't have to turn in), a debate, a midterm, and a final. There are lots of extra credit opportunities, which honestly saved me. This class isn't too bad as long as you really, really study for the midterm and final in ways that can help you apply what you've learned.

If you have CAE accommodations, do not take this class, he "forgot" about them for both the Midterm and the Final.