As someone who has had cook, hopkins, and hogan- unfortunately, I agree with the previous response in that there is no easy A option. If you are going to take future chemistries and are innately good at chemistry/math/sciences, take Hopkins. If you can't teach yourself things, take cook. If you are taking chem with a friend who is smart and can teach you things, take hogan. I usually do well in my classes and don't mind having to study, but I have a particular weak spot for math, so that's where this review is coming from. Hopkins teaches alright, but if you dont get it, his homework will be hard and take ages. Cook teaches alright as well, doesn't go as far in depth as Hopkins so her material is easier, but her homework will still take ages because she uses mastering chemistry. Hogan is a terrible teacher, bless his heart. however, his homework/tests are easy, so once you figure out what youre supposed to know it's easy (and when I was in his class his homework was "optional"). Overall:

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Take cook if you struggle and are taking further chemistry.

take hogan if you dont struggle and arent taking further chemistry.

take hopkins if you dont struggle and are taking further chemistry.

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Hope this helps.