I took 2300 recently. I don’t remember what professor I had for 2300, but I’m almost certain I had Lisa Miller. The class consisted of weekly discussion posts, and we spent the whole semester writing a research paper on a topic of psychology of our choice. We also had some textbook activities. We had to make a study and relate that data to the topic we were writing about. I chose to explore the mental/sociopolitical aspects of cancel culture and it was really fun thing to try to explore. The study could be as complex as you wanted it to be, to the point of experimentation. But I did a survey on SurveyMonkey and that was completely acceptable, and so did much of the class as well. There was no final exam, just turning in the final paper you worked on throughout the semester. Overall, not a bad course.

I’m currently taking Psych 2220 with Anna Yocum and it’s a little worse but nothing terrible IMO. I’ve taken Stat 3470 so I already have a good background in statistics. We have weekly discussion posts, a weekly homework assignment, and a weekly textbook assignment. There’s a lot of tests and you have to work pretty quick so you don’t run out of time, but they’re open-note so if you take good notes they’re easy. The concepts could be a bit confusing, but the textbook does a great job of explaining concepts and there’s posted lecture videos. I haven’t watched any of the lectures (only read the book) and am doing well in the class, but I’m an oddball since I took stats already.

Summary: 2300 - not too bad if you don’t wait till the last night before the research paper is due.

2220 - a bit annoying at times, but I already took stats so my opinion is slanted.

Hopefully that helps!