Is this an easy A?
EasyA
86/100and several students earned A-range results, but the A and self-teaching.
Online reviews , while but still mention many students passing with an A.
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The decision
Key questions
Is this an easy A?
Grades are often generous and several students earned A-range results, but the A may require steady homework and self-teaching.
Online reviews most strongly support easy grading, while in-person reviews are mixed but still mention many students passing with an A.
Is the course easy?
The concepts and Excel work are manageable for prepared students but can be challenging without accounting or Excel confidence.
Online students describe practical self-study modules, while in-person students more often complain about confusion and weak support.
Is attendance flexible?
Participation and forums matter in many reviews, but there is no clear evidence of strict physical attendance enforcement.
Online reviews emphasize forum participation, while in-person evidence does not prove strict attendance rules.
Is this professor recommended?
Recommendation depends on whether students value easy credit and practical Excel work more than active teaching and fast feedback.
Online reviews are more numerous and polarized, while in-person reviews show the same split with fewer data points.
Course guide
Grading
Generous
88/100
Many comments describe full credit, extra credit, no exams, and A-range grades despite unclear teaching.
Format shift
Online reviews provide the clearest evidence of generous grading, while in-person reviews also mention easy A outcomes.
Workload
Moderate
46/100
The workload is usually steady Excel homework and forum participation, sometimes described as very time-consuming.
Format shift
Online reviews repeatedly mention Excel assignments and homework load, while in-person reviews also cite lots of homework.
Teaching experience
Average
48/100
Students are split between helpful and organized praise and strong complaints about unclear instructions, slow replies, and self-teaching.
Format shift
Online and in-person reviews both show polarized teaching experiences, with online evidence being stronger due to count.
Assessment method
FocusOnAssignments
12/100
Most assessment is homework, Excel assignments, projects, and discussion work rather than exams.
Format shift
Both formats repeatedly describe homework-based grading, and several reviews explicitly say there are no exams.
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Course format
Classroom format
Medium confidence · Best fit for Self Taught Pro
In-person reviews also describe a hands-off structure, with some students praising resources and others calling the course confusing and unsupported.
Main concern
Feedback, grading clarity, and instructor responsiveness are inconsistent.
What students said
“This is a terribly set up accounting course and the lack of participation from the professor makes this class miserable.”
“Professor Juston was responsive to any inquiry that I had and was very helpful in providing additional resources for me”
“Only positive was just about everyone passed with an A.”
Remote format
High confidence · Best fit for Self Taught Pro
many students like the practical modules and easy grading, while others report unclear instructions and slow or missing responses.
Main concern
Students may need to teach themselves and manage time-consuming Excel homework with limited instructor help.
What students said
“Basically turn in excel homework, get your A and move on.”
“It is more of a self study course for sure, but hey its online.”
“Emails unanswered.”
Exam style
Overall exam risk is low because many reviews say there are no exams or tests, though one payroll review mentions multiple-choice tests.
Assessment risk
StudentFriendly
90/100
Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.
In-person reviews mention no midterms or finals and assignment-based work, with no clear proof of proctoring or open-book policy.
“No midterms or finals!”
“Assignments consist of excel spreadsheets each week focusing on different topics.”
Online reviews commonly describe no exams or quizzes, with one older payroll review mentioning multiple-choice tests; reviews do not clearly prove webcam, Lockdown Browser, or open-book policy.
“There is no extra credit and no exams.”
“There are no test/quizzes etc.”
“Tests were MC.”
Student evidence
Top student voice
“Basically turn in excel homework, get your A and move on.”
“Absolutely no guidance or feedback the entire quarter.”
“Basically turn in excel homework, get your A and move on.”
“All excel homework that get turned in get full credit regardless how wrong it's.”
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Data context
Analysis sample
35
Recent reviews read by the AI
35
Lifetime ratings
90/100
Evidence confidence
Thirty-five detailed reviews across online and in-person formats give strong evidence, though opinions are highly polarized.
Inside 35 stored ratings
Reported outcomes
28 reported outcomes
A+ 5 · A 8 · A- 6
B+ 3 · B 2
C- 1
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