Is this an easy A?
EasyA
78/100Many students report , and , but confusing deadlines and heavy online work can still hurt students.
Online reviews show easy grades with more workload risk, while but are less current.
The decision
Key questions
Is this an easy A?
Many students report easy grades, retakes, and extra credit, but confusing deadlines and heavy online work can still hurt students.
Online reviews show easy grades with more workload risk, while in-person reviews often call the class easy but are less current.
Is the course easy?
Business content is usually described as straightforward, but unclear requirements and platform work make the experience harder.
Both formats describe easy content, but online reviews report more friction from assignments and deadlines.
Is attendance flexible?
Attendance and participation expectations vary widely, with several reviews saying class meetings or participation matter.
Online reviews frequently mention required meetings or participation, while in-person evidence is mixed and often older.
Is this professor recommended?
Recommendation is mixed because helpful and easy-grade reviews are offset by serious complaints about organization, communication, and drops.
Online reviews are more polarized, while in-person reviews are easier overall but include a recent severe drop complaint.
Course guide
Grading
Fair
68/100
Retakes, extra credit, and easy grades help, but strict zeroes, drops, and confusing grading rules reduce leniency.
Format shift
Online grading has more retakes and extra credit but also more complaints about zeroes and drops; in-person grading looks easier but older.
Workload
Heavy
35/100
Many reviews mention weekly quizzes, discussions, long posts, textbook platform work, projects, and heavy reading.
Format shift
Online workload is the biggest issue, while in-person workload is easier but still includes online assignments and projects.
Teaching experience
Average
52/100
Some students praise his availability and real-world experience, while others say lectures are boring, unclear, or disorganized.
Format shift
Online teaching feedback is highly split, while in-person feedback is easier but often dated.
Assessment method
Balanced
62/100
Assessment mixes homework, discussions, quizzes, exams, group projects, presentations, and textbook-platform tasks.
Format shift
Online sections rely heavily on platform assignments and discussions, while in-person sections still use online quizzes and exams.
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Course format
Classroom format
Medium confidence · Best fit for Easy A Hunter
In-person reviews are older and often describe an easy but sometimes boring class, with one recent complaint about being dropped.
Main concern
Attendance and course administration can still be frustrating.
What students said
“This class is pretty easy.”
“Easiest business teacher in the world.”
“He is dropping students for no reason.”
Remote format
High confidence · Best fit for Self Taught Pro
Online reviews are sharply mixed, with many easy-grade comments but repeated complaints about workload, McGraw Hill, deadlines, and communication.
Main concern
The online course can feel automated, workload-heavy, and disorganized.
What students said
“Assignments are able for retake for full credit”
“Discussion post word counts are higher than any other class.”
“Doesn't teach, just goes on about unrelated things during zoom lectures.”
Exam style
Exam evidence suggests mostly standard online quizzes and exams with some retake options, but reviews do not clearly prove proctoring rules overall.
Assessment risk
Standard
65/100
Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.
In-person reviews mention online quizzes and exams and one camera-related comment, but do not clearly prove a full proctoring policy.
“Great teaching skills, be ready to be on camera!”
“Quizzes and tests are ALL online.”
“you can retake any quiz or exam at the end of the course.”
Online reviews mention quizzes, exams, and retakes, but do not clearly prove webcam, Lockdown Browser, or open-book rules.
“He let us retake quizzes, though.”
“Exams are big but as long as you read the portion of the textbook you will get a good score.”
“chapter practices, and a chapter quiz every week.”
Student evidence
Top student voice
“If you want to learn or want to submit quality work, he is not the professor for you.”
“I do not get how somebody can give Prof H a bad rating.”
“Discussion post word counts are higher than any other class.”
“Easiest business teacher in the world.”
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Data context
Analysis sample
45
Recent reviews read by the AI
45
Lifetime ratings
86/100
Evidence confidence
Credibility is high because 45 reviews span many years and formats, though older in-person comments reduce certainty for current sections.
Inside 45 stored ratings
Reported outcomes
32 reported outcomes
A+ 7 · A 9 · A- 3
B+ 1 · B 2 · B- 2
No reported values
No reported values
No reported values
Drop/Withdrawal 4 · Not sure yet 3 · Rather not say 1