Is this an easy A?
WalkInThePark
92/100Getting an A is very realistic because reviews mention easy tests, open-book or , and generous help.
Both online and in-person reviews support easy grading, with online and extensions.
MATHD212 · MATH212 · MATH10 · MPSMATH212 · MATHD114 · MATH114 · 32 lifetime ratings
The decision
Key questions
Is this an easy A?
Getting an A is very realistic because reviews mention easy tests, open-book or note-friendly exams, extra credit, corrections, extensions, and generous help.
Both online and in-person reviews support easy grading, with online reviews especially clear about open-book exams and extensions.
Is the course easy?
The material is made easy through slow pacing, simple explanations, detailed notes, and beginner-focused support.
In-person reviews mention slow and simple teaching more often, while online reviews emphasize support and open-book testing.
Is attendance flexible?
Attendance is often expected or practically important because students say showing up and paying attention are key to passing.
Both formats show attendance matters, though some in-person reviews mark attendance as optional.
Is this professor recommended?
Students strongly recommend him because he is patient, caring, generous, and especially helpful for students who struggle with math.
Recommendation is very strong in both formats, with online reviews stressing support access and in-person reviews stressing beginner-friendly teaching.
Course guide
Grading
Generous
94/100
Students repeatedly mention extra credit, test corrections, easy tests, open-book exams, extensions, and lenient marking.
Format shift
Online reviews show open-book exams and extensions, while in-person reviews repeatedly mention extra credit and easy tests.
Workload
Light
78/100
The workload is manageable because assignments are supported by notes, help, corrections, and extra credit, though lectures can be long.
Format shift
Online reviews mention long class sessions, while in-person reviews more often mention manageable homework and extra credit.
Teaching experience
Excellent
94/100
Students describe him as patient, caring, clear, and willing to spend extra time helping everyone understand math.
Format shift
Both formats strongly support excellent teaching, with only minor complaints about slow or long lectures.
Assessment method
Balanced
55/100
Assessment includes quizzes, tests, exams, homework, projects, corrections, and extra credit rather than a purely exam-only structure.
Format shift
Online reviews explicitly mention quizzes, tests, exams, assignments, and midterms, while in-person reviews add study guides and corrections.
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Course format
Classroom format
High confidence · Best fit for Beginner Friendly
In-person reviews are also strongly positive, with repeated praise for patience, extra credit, easy tests, clear notes, and beginner-friendly pacing.
Main concern
Some students find the lectures long, slow, or light on depth.
What students said
“BEST MATH PROFESSOR!”
“He gives tons of extra credits so you will be fine for sure.”
“But I think his class is too easy and lacking depth.”
Remote format
High confidence · Best fit for Beginner Friendly
Online reviews are very positive, emphasizing caring support, open-book exams, Zoom help, extensions, and low-stress grading.
Main concern
Online class time can feel long, and attendance still matters for success.
What students said
“Tests and exams are open books.”
“He offers extensions on all assignments and midterms, so you can easily get your grade up.”
“He comes to class 30 minutes early and stays in Zoom until everyone's questions are answered;”
Exam style
Exam evidence is highly student-friendly because reviews explicitly mention open-book tests, cheat sheets, corrections, study guides, and generous support.
Assessment risk
StudentFriendly
94/100
Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.
In-person reviews support open-book tests, cheat sheets, test corrections, study guides, and easy exams, with no clear evidence of strict proctoring.
“his tests are open-book.”
“lets you have cheat sheet for every quiz.”
“practically gives you the test (study guide) a week in advance.”
Online reviews explicitly support open-book and open-note exams, weekend quizzes, and help with exams, with no clear evidence of strict proctoring.
“Tests and exams are open book and open notes.”
“Quizzes are offered over the weekend, lots of help with HW and Exams.”
Student evidence
Top student voice
“He is the best Math prof that I ever have for my entire life, he carefully explain the materials over and over again to make sure everybody understands. He gives tons of extra credits so you will be fine for sure. Highly recommend.”
“Best professor ever. He is so caring about his students and he loves what he does.”
“He gives tons of extra credits so you will be fine for sure.”
“Tests and exams are open book and open notes.”
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Data context
Analysis sample
32
Recent reviews read by the AI
32
Lifetime ratings
86/100
Evidence confidence
The evidence is strong because 32 reviews across online and in-person formats repeat the same themes, though some older reviews reduce freshness slightly.
Inside 32 stored ratings
Reported outcomes
24 reported outcomes
A+ 8 · A 6 · A- 2
B+ 1 · B- 1
C 1
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