Quality 3/5Difficulty 3/5
Lectures were boring and slides were disorganized, but the content was pretty interesting. There are a lot of assignments and writing tasks though.Rate My Professors ↗
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Natalia Savelyeva
What students say
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Quality 4/5Difficulty 4/5
So nice and sweet! This class was lecture and reading-heavy, but the content itself was pretty interesting and easy to understand. Make sure to participate, and I would recommend sitting in front. Also take notes because while most of the content are on the slides, there is some of what she is saying on the test.Rate My Professors ↗
Quality 2/5Difficulty 2/5
Lectures are pretty pointless as she just reads off the slides. Information needed is just whats on the slides posted on canvas. You could skip every lecture and you would have no trouble getting an A in the class. Overall pretty easy class with online lectures and 2 papersRate My Professors ↗
Quality 5/5Difficulty 2/5
I really enjoyed Natalia's lectures, she was quite knowledgeable about the content and so she was excellent to learn from. Reading was pretty light, and assignments were also usually not very intensive — some short essays might have asked for about just 300 words or so. I wish there was more work but I still got a lot from the lectures.Rate My Professors ↗
Quality 5/5Difficulty 1/5
Can't really understand why her ratings aren't higher - took her for Soc 211 and it was so easy. No in person exams, 1 small assignment a week that would never take me more than 30 mins. Shes sweet and would let me leave class early when I had chem exams after. Sometimes the long lectures were boring but if ur interested in soc they're not bad.Rate My Professors ↗
Quality 4/5Difficulty 4/5
Took her for sociology 211. It seems as if during lecture all you need to do is copy down what is on the slide, but you need to be writing down what she is saying. There are weekly quizzes or essay (rarely essays). Midterm tests, essays, final test, and final essay are all worth 70% of your grade.Rate My Professors ↗
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Classes with Natalia Savelyeva
Sociological analysis of ethnic/racial conflict and movements in the U.S., covering relations among major groups and others.
Offering recorded · Spring 2027 · Sources
Past student reviews · Natalia Savelyeva
Natalia Savelyeva delivered disorganized lectures and boring slides, though the content remained interesting. Students completed numerous assignments and writing tasks.
historical GPA · grades
Fall 2022–Spring 2026The Sociological Enterprise covers basic principles of sociology, including perspectives, individual and society, groups, stratification, organizations, power, demography, and social change through readings and discussion.
Offering recorded · Spring 2027 · Sources
Past student reviews · Natalia Savelyeva
Natalia Savelyeva taught a lecture and reading-heavy course where the content was interesting and easy to understand. While most material appeared on slides, students noted that some specific verbal explanations appeared on the test, making note-taking essential. The reviewer recommended participating actively and sitting in the front row.
historical GPA · grades
Fall 2022–Spring 2026Recorded teaching history
Distinct courses recorded per term
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| Term | Course | Title |
|---|---|---|
| Spring 2027 | ASIANAM/SOC 220 | Ethnic Movements in the United States |
| Spring 2027 | C&ESOC/SOC 211 | The Sociological Enterprise |
| Fall 2026 | ASIANAM/SOC 220 | Ethnic Movements in the United States |
| Fall 2026 | C&ESOC/SOC 211 | The Sociological Enterprise |
Teaching history may be incomplete. Course pages contain course-specific feedback and citations.
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