Is this an easy A?
EasyA
88/100Getting an A is very realistic because many tests are open-note and , but students , and practice.
Both formats support an easy grade, with online reviews saying do the work and and .
The decision
Key questions
Is this an easy A?
Getting an A is very realistic because many tests are open-note and grading is kind, but students still need to attend, take notes, and practice.
Both formats support an easy grade, with online reviews saying do the work and in-person reviews adding open notes and extra credit.
Is the course easy?
The math content can be challenging, but Abb explains clearly and makes it manageable for students who struggle with math.
Online reviews emphasize structure and accessibility, while in-person reviews mention the class is still math and can move fast for some students.
Is attendance flexible?
Attendance is mixed across reviews, with some sections marked mandatory and others not mandatory or not clearly stated.
Both online and in-person reviews include mandatory and non-mandatory attendance reports, so flexibility depends on the section.
Is this professor recommended?
Students overwhelmingly recommend him because he is clear, caring, funny, and helps struggling math students succeed.
Both online and in-person students recommend him strongly, with no meaningful format-based drop in satisfaction.
Course guide
Grading
Generous
89/100
Reviews repeatedly mention open notes, partial credit, extra credit, easy points, and kind grading.
Format shift
Online reviews mention generous grading and easy A outcomes, while in-person reviews give more detail on open-note tests and extra credit.
Workload
Moderate
70/100
Homework and quizzes are frequent, but homework is often ungraded, reasonable, or directly helpful for tests.
Format shift
Online reviews describe weekly assignments and tests, while in-person reviews often say homework is optional or reasonable.
Teaching experience
Excellent
97/100
Students consistently call him clear, funny, caring, patient, and especially helpful for people who struggle with math.
Format shift
Both formats show excellent teaching feedback, with in-person reviews giving more long-term detail.
Assessment method
FocusOnExams
78/100
Grades are mostly driven by quizzes, tests, midterms, and finals, with homework often used for practice or completion points.
Format shift
Online reviews mention weekly assignments, two midterms, and a final, while in-person reviews repeatedly mention quizzes and tests.
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Course format
Classroom format
High confidence · Best fit for Beginner Friendly
In-person reviews are extremely positive, with repeated praise for clear lectures, humor, open-note assessments, and patience.
Main concern
A few students mention long lectures, frequent quizzes, or needing to keep up with notes.
What students said
“His tests were very straight forward and his lectures were very clear.”
“the class itself can be challenging (its math.) but take your notes and do your unmandatory homework and you'll do fine.”
“Mr. Abb is a really good and funny guy, it's just his teaching ways that made this course pretty difficult.”
Remote format
High confidence · Best fit for Beginner Friendly
Online reviews are strongly positive, with students praising structure, caring support, and easy grades when they keep up.
Main concern
Some students still needed outside practice or self-teaching for algebra content.
What students said
“If you do the work, you should get an easy A.”
“If you do all of the hw and tests, you'll do awesome!”
“Quiz almost every week but everything is open book and open notes.”
Exam style
Exams and quizzes are often open-note or open-book, with partial credit and clear preparation through homework and lecture examples.
Assessment risk
StudentFriendly
90/100
Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.
In-person reviews repeatedly support open-note quizzes, tests, midterms, and finals, with no clear evidence of strict proctoring.
“Tests and exams were open notes.”
“open notes for every quiz, midterm and for final, he let you use your in-class notes.”
“almost every quiz and test is open note.”
Online reviews clearly mention open-book and open-note quizzes, but do not clearly prove webcam, proctoring, or Lockdown Browser policies.
“Quiz almost every week but everything is open book and open notes.”
“His class was very well structured with weekly assignments, 2 midterms, and 1 final.”
Student evidence
Top student voice
“If you're looking for a teacher that is willing to take the time to ensure every student is on the same page, take Professor Abb's class”
“His tests were very straight forward and his lectures were very clear.”
“Please take him, you wont be disappointed !! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.”
“Prof. grades kindly & gives partial credit.”
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Data context
Analysis sample
39
Recent reviews read by the AI
39
Lifetime ratings
94/100
Evidence confidence
The 39 reviews span many years and are highly consistent, detailed, and strongly positive across both formats.
Inside 39 stored ratings
Reported outcomes
30 reported outcomes
A+ 5 · A 11 · A- 2
B+ 6 · B 2 · B- 1
C+ 1
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