i took ma’am last year and i am unsure on the oral exams as we personally did not have that, but in terms of grading, she’s not a high grader— never ever expect an a from her unless it’s a miracle and you are well-read in formalism.more
neutral
for orals exam usually it was per pair and it will only be you and your pair with maam inside the classroom during your timeslot and the other pairs will wait outside for their turnmore
mixed
most terror prof ive ever had in my entire 3 years in admu. SCARIEST. TERROR. INCONSIDERATE. Grades C below
positive
okay so,, took her during intersession 2025 and let’s just say do NOT expect an A 😭 she’s not so generous when it comes to grading.
we had weekly group presentations and tbf my groupmates and i realized that she sort of grades with vibes. she kind of has an idea that she will stick to and it can become difficult to convince her to see your vision, so grading will be based on that. you have to be well-versed with research and come prepared with a vision because if you’re not, then she will definitely deduct points for that. (while this isn’t grade related, she can be a bit passive aggressive in her comments. approach with caution i guess? it might feel like an insane amount of ragebait so just stay calm when trying to discuss your point.)
for the oral exam, it was individual and you pick a time slot on a google sheet. based on my experience, you really have to be familiar with the topic and i def encourage you to go to the readings. she knows if you did your research, and it’s good bcs questions are prepared in advance.
if you’re not too sure about your standing then you can bawi with extra credit where you’ll basically write about an artwork from a gallery
got a B+ with the extra credit!
I had her for intersession, but a bit of a heads up lang for Maam Roselle, try to get her feedback and opinion on your work as soon as possible! While she really is open to creativity, her standards and grading often heavily depend on her personal preferences. It can be unclear at times to gauge what she wants from you, so get her opinion in advance before your presentations! In addition to this, make sure to account for any questions she might have for your output in advance when preparing for your presentation (same goes for oral exams). Her feedback after your group presentations can come off a bit passive aggressive, but she does have a point sometimes (so just brace yourself!) Ask your questions as soon as possible because she really doesn’t respond until after 2-4 business days unless you push for it.
As for the oral quiz, she basically posts the questions around a week or two (?) in advance, just make sure to already have a set answer for each question because you don’t know which one you’ll get on the day itself. During our orals, she basically had one person walk in during a 30-minute time slot and had them answer a question for 10 minutes.
Good luck!more
negative
I managed to get an A in her class during the first semester with moderate effort.
I encountered my first ever failed quiz in college under her class, because I only read the powerpoint and decided to ignore the loooong readings. It took me sometime to learn how she makes her quizzes and to adjust my study habits accordingly. Ngl it almost made me want to loadrev, but I stayed 😋. Her quizzes were a mix of stuff you had to memorize and short essays where she had her own idea of what the perfect answer should be. (TLDR: Read the readings kahit super haba and take note of her final thoughts during discussions).
She also threw in bonus questions about Genshin and K-dramas, which seemed a bit unfair to us who don’t play genshin nor watch K-drama.
When it came to recitations, speaking up was key. She'd keep at it until someone hit the nail on the head, so teamwork was a must.
For our final project, we were tasked with creating an artwork of any form. I remember cramming mine the night before and still getting an almost perfect score. Also, (disclaimer this is just my observation) she displayed more excitement when it came to non-traditional art (e.g., dancing) over conventional mediums (e.g., painting, drawing), which for the latter she had more comments on. Nonetheless, the crucial part of the project was the discussion of the artwork itself and its integration with the lesson.
I also remember dealing with her mood swings a few times during the sem.
Good luck!more
positiveARTAP10
i had her for artap10 during intersession! as a prof, shes rlly nice. the requirements were super chill (4 reflection papers, 2 graded workshops iirc). the papers were on a pass/fail basis so those are automatically perfect as long as theyre relevant to the lessons. however, she takes recitation and participation during workshops seriously so the comments you give are also graded. i only got B+ because of the latter but i believe she can be an easy A if you recite a lot and give insightful feedback to your grpmates. i also recommend consulting abt ur grades after each presentationmore
mixedARTAP 10
I took her class last intersession for ArtAp 10!
The class was fast paced since it was intersession, with a total of only 4 outputs for the entire course, with recitation on the side. She's really nice and approachable and clearly is passionate about art and all which is great because I like when my profs actually show interest in what they talk about 💀 Anyway, the class itself was nice naman and the lectures involved back and forth discussions on what our thoughts are on art and its meaning, its purpose, etc. I found it quite fun because ma'am allowed for us to share our thoughts openly.
For the outputs, everything was by group. A lot of it involved visiting the art gallery and using the art there in the outputs. It's fun naman, choose a good group and you'll have a good time even if you aren't super artsy.
As for the grading, she's kind of critical, and sometimes for specific outputs I had a hard time deciphering what kind of answer she was looking for from us. We consulted naman, which helped guide us a bit but she seems to be looking for something specific from our outputs that we couldn't figure out so we didn't get anything higher than a B+ <//3
She's open naman to consultation during class time but she told us she was really busy during intersession so sometimes she didn't reply to any of our emails <//3
The modules on canvas were pretty much empty except for the reading for the module, which was kind of hard cause it would be more helpful if her PPT lectures were there or some sort of module breakdown instead of just the reading itself and nothing else.
Overall, she's a really kind prof and is clearly knowledgeable about the concepts. Some of it may get confusing so its best to clarify na lang with her if you get lost when she explains them! B to B+ able.more