Reviews of professor Suzanne Lugger

Rating: 2.0/5, difficulty: 4.0/5
Super nice lady. Offers assistance if needed with any activity she may require that costs money. Truly does want her students to be successful and is very passionate about mental health. She's just not the greatest when it comes to actually teaching the material. Besides having a few stories here and there, she reads directly off the powerpoints.

Rating: 2.0/5, difficulty: 5.0/5
I HAD SUZANNE LUGGAR FOR NUR 307 AT UM-FLINT. I TOOK A 7-WEEK COURSE. SHE IS VERY HARD ON GRADING WITH LITTLE FEEDBACK AS TO WHY SHE GRADED SO HARSHLY. HALF OF THE ASSIGNMENTS WERE NOT GRADED BEFORE THE NEXT ONES WERE DUE. BY THE TIME I GOT MY GRADES BACK I HAD ALREADY SUBMITTED THE NEXT WEEK'S. SO I WAS UNABLE TO ADDRESS THE MINIMAL FEEDBACK.

Rating: 5.0/5, difficulty: 4.0/5
Professor Lugger is an amazing person, but her class can be very difficult. I would say that it is important to read the book, because it'll help with the exams. You do not need the mental health nursing care manual, you can use your NANDA book for your care plan. You will have to purchase the ShadowHealth simulations, though.

Rating: 1.0/5, difficulty: 4.0/5
Professor Lugger is a very nice lady but is crap for a teacher. You can take lecture notes, read the book, study Saunders NCLEX, use you tube, but you wont get an A. This is a normal 3 credit class with a 2 credit clinical but the amount of work required is equivalent to your 10 credit med surg 2 class. Get ready for a GPA drop friends.

Rating: 5.0/5, difficulty: 4.0/5
Dr. Lugger is a very nice lady and is very passionate about mental health. The class is very lecture heavy to don't get too behind and take good notes. Clinical is hit or miss depending on which instructor you get. Get the supplemental hours, HESI, IHI, and first aid stuff out of the way at the beginning of the semester.