Is this an easy A?
FairEffort
58/100Good grades , and , but strict grading and test weight keep it from being an easy A.
Online reviews are more self-taught and strict, while and helpful preparation.
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The decision
Key questions
Is this an easy A?
Good grades are possible through reading, homework, attendance, and extra credit, but strict grading and test weight keep it from being an easy A.
Online reviews are more self-taught and strict, while in-person reviews more often mention extra credit and helpful preparation.
Is the course easy?
Accounting content is manageable for students who read and practice, but unclear teaching and tests make it harder for others.
Online students report more independent learning, while in-person students get more lecture support.
Is attendance flexible?
Attendance is not clearly described as mandatory, but several comments say going to class helps students do well.
Attendance evidence mainly comes from in-person reviews, while online reviews focus on forums and textbook work.
Is this professor recommended?
Recommendation is low because many recent students cite strict grading, vague guidance, and little teaching despite some older positive reviews.
Online reviews are mostly negative, while in-person reviews are more divided.
Course guide
Grading
Strict
30/100
Many reviews call grading arbitrary, hard, subjective, or strict, even though extra credit can help in some in-person sections.
Format shift
Strict grading appears in both formats, while extra credit support is clearer in in-person reviews.
Workload
Moderate
48/100
Students must read, do homework, prepare for exams, and sometimes complete extra credit, but workload is not consistently described as overwhelming.
Format shift
Online workload is textbook-driven, while in-person workload is tied to lectures, homework, and exams.
Teaching experience
Poor
42/100
Teaching quality is inconsistent, with some helpful in-person reviews but many complaints about boring lectures, vague guidance, and self-teaching.
Format shift
Online teaching is rated worse than in-person because several online students say he does not teach.
Assessment method
FocusOnExams
76/100
Assessments are heavily test-based, with several reviews stating midterms and finals are major parts of the grade.
Format shift
Online reviews explicitly mention a midterm and final, while in-person reviews mention tests, exams, discussions, and homework.
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Course format
Classroom format
High confidence · Best fit for Effort For Reward
In-person reviews are mixed, with several praising helpful lectures and extra credit while others criticize boring lectures and arbitrary grading.
Main concern
The class can feel boring and grading may seem subjective, especially in later reviews.
What students said
“If you read and go to class you will do well.”
“His grading seems to also be really subjective and there is no sort of rubric to refer to for anything.”
“Good amount of extra credit.”
Remote format
Medium confidence · Best fit for Self Taught Pro
Online reviews lean negative, with students saying the class depends on the textbook and lacks teaching, though one review found exams straightforward with reading.
Main concern
Online students may need to self-teach and deal with strict grading or limited feedback.
What students said
“The professor does not teach a thing - no lecture videos or specific materials are uploaded”
“There is one midterm and final, the exams are MCQ and T/F, and if you do the reading, are straight forward.”
“Easy class though”
Exam style
The course appears exam-heavy with standard midterm and final formats, but reviews do not clearly prove proctoring or open-book policies.
Assessment risk
Standard
48/100
Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.
In-person reviews mention midterms, finals, and tests, but do not clearly prove closed-book rules or strict proctoring.
“1/3 of your grade is midterm and 1/3 is final.”
“The exams are in-line with homework, lecture, and extra-credit assignments.”
Online reviews mention a midterm and final with MCQ and T/F exams, but do not clearly prove proctoring, webcam, Lockdown Browser, or open-book rules.
“There is one midterm and final, the exams are MCQ and T/F”
“Test heavy”
Student evidence
Top student voice
“Take the class elsewhere.”
“A professor is supposed to teach, not make you read the textbook and figure it out on your own.”
“Arbitrary and difficult grader.”
“Do the homework and EC and you'll do well.”
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Data context
Analysis sample
18
Recent reviews read by the AI
18
Lifetime ratings
82/100
Evidence confidence
Credibility is high because 18 reviews include both online and in-person formats, detailed comments, grades, and consistent themes about grading and teaching style.
Inside 18 stored ratings
Reported outcomes
14 reported outcomes
A+ 1 · A 2 · A- 3
B+ 2 · B 3
No reported values
No reported values
F 1
Drop/Withdrawal 1 · Rather not say 1