Agnes M.

Our daughter, who is 17, really benefited from the structured lessons — each 55-minute session dives into specific aspects of mammalogy such as classification, competition, and causes of extinction. The combination of topic-focused video content and assignments helped her build an advanced, organized understanding at a good pace over the eight weeks. Difficulty felt appropriate for a teen interested in biology. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a deeper study of mammal ecology and behavior.

The course covers in-depth topics like parental care, mating, and foraging strategies which my 13-year-old found engaging. I give it four stars because I would have liked slightly more frequent assignments to reinforce each lesson, but overall it was very educational.

As a parent of a 16-year-old, I was impressed by how organized and advanced the material was — especially the sections on morphological and locomotor adaptations and competition. The pacing over eight weeks with one lesson per week suited their schedule. They came away with a much stronger understanding of mammal ecology and behavior.

We enrolled our 15-year-old in Advanced Mammal Ecology and Behavior and appreciated the topic-focused video content and assignments on migration and extinction. Four stars because the single 55-minute lesson per week sometimes felt a bit long for a weekday evening.