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"I learned a lot out of the extra credit. I thought that it would take forever and be really boring, but I actually enjoyed doing it." ....."I only wish that I would have done these projects from the beginning."

"I definitely think that I got a lot out of these extra credit assignments. I wish I had taken advantage of them earlier, because they really helped me learn more about the topics we are focusing on in lecture. And not only that, they are a great way to boost your grade and prepare you for the upcoming test at the same time."

"Well of course I was able to earn a few points of extra credit points toward my overall class, which helped me ensure a grade I am proud of. But I think I gained more than just those points. Being able to relate the class material to other sources or events that mean something else to me helped me understand and remember those concepts. Even on exams, I knew the topics that I did for extra credit best because I had learned them in a more meaningful way."

".....I think that the extra credit assignments helped me on my homework, quizzes, and exams because it forced me to do further studying and outside research. So I am overall grateful for taking advantage of the extra credit opportunities."

"....when I look back at everything I have learned in biology, I remember the sections that pertained to my media watcher most clearly. Not only did I have a double dose of knowledge through lecture and extra credit, I remember because it relates to current events."

"The main things I got out of the tutor/tutee extra credit project were a better understanding of biology and a higher grade on my second exam."

".....there has been a great deal of controversy over the new Guardasil drug that helps prevent cervical cancer. Until I took this course and participated in the extra credit, I would have no idea how this even comes close to relating to science."