Is this an easy A?
EasyA
84/100, huge point scales, and if you complete the heavy homework volume.
Both online and in-person tags mostly describe the same easy-A-with-busywork pattern; one older in-person BUSA110 review is a .
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The decision
Key questions
Is this an easy A?
Extra credit, huge point scales, and doable weekly quizzes make an A realistic if you complete the heavy homework volume.
Both online and in-person tags mostly describe the same easy-A-with-busywork pattern; one older in-person BUSA110 review is a clear outlier.
Is the course easy?
Material is repeatedly called not hard or introductory; difficulty comes from volume and pacing, not concepts.
Online and in-person comments agree content is easy while workload is high.
Is attendance flexible?
Many reviews say attendance is not mandatory or the class is fully self-paced online with no Zoom meetings.
A few older online notes list attendance as mandatory; most recent evidence points to optional or independent work.
Is this professor recommended?
High would-take-again rate and frequent easy-A praise outweigh occasional complaints about workload and email tone.
Online reviews are strongly positive on ease; in-person tags include more older mixed notes on tests and attitude.
Course guide
Grading
Lenient
78/100
Curves, extra credit, and point systems help students recover; most reported grades are A-range when work is finished.
Format shift
Both formats stress extra credit; a minority report tough multiple-choice exams.
Workload
Heavy
28/100
Weekly stacks of SmartBook, quizzes, tests, discussions, and simulations make the course very time-consuming.
Format shift
Online comments emphasize 6-8 assignments per chapter; in-person tags still describe heavy weekly online-style work.
Teaching experience
Good
78/100
Students call her nice, accessible, and clear on grading, though some find email replies rude or unhelpful.
Format shift
Positive teaching tone is consistent; older reviews more often mention blunt email style.
Assessment method
Balanced
55/100
Grades come from frequent homework plus weekly quizzes and tests; some say no final, others mention large finals.
Format shift
Online reviews stress weekly tests and quizzes; some in-person-tagged comments mention optional large finals with enough points.
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Course format
Classroom format
High confidence · Best fit for Effort For Reward
Most tagged in-person reviews still describe online-style weekly work, extra credit, and easy As if you stay on top of assignments; a few older critiques of hard exams or cold email tone.
Main concern
High weekly volume and occasional complaints that tests are unreasonable or help is limited.
What students said
“Easy A as long as you do all the assignments!”
“If you can't get an A in her class you should consider yourself lazy.”
“Her multiple choice exams are ludicrous.”
Remote format
High confidence · Best fit for Effort For Reward
Online sections are assignment-heavy with weekly quizzes and tests, lots of points and extra credit, and generally easy grades if you keep up.
Main concern
Workload can feel overwhelming (many assignments due the same week) and some older reviews call tests tough or professor unhelpful by email.
What students said
“In addition, there are 800 Extra credits, so it is quite easy to earn A.”
“Assignments are VERY easy, just time consuming, quizzes and tests super doable”
“She has heavy loaded assignments every week with 7-8 assignments being due at the same time.”
Exam style
Assessment is mostly weekly quizzes and tests tied to homework, with friendliness depending on open-book prep and extra credit rather than strict proctoring evidence.
Assessment risk
Standard
62/100
Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.
In-person-tagged comments still focus on weekly quizzes and multiple-choice exams; one older review calls exams ludicrous, and one notes open-book style quiz prep.
“Her multiple choice exams are ludicrous.”
“you can use the textbook for quizzes.”
Online reviews describe weekly timed tests and quizzes, heavy reading, and sometimes no final if homework points are enough; no clear webcam or Lockdown Browser proof.
“There's no final exam but a lot of homework assignments to do during the semester.”
“quiz questions are on test”
Student evidence
Top student voice
“Easy A as long as you do all the assignments!”
“She has heavy loaded assignments every week with 7-8 assignments being due at the same time.”
“In addition, there are 800 Extra credits, so it is quite easy to earn A.”
“Professor Klammer is THE best. Have to buy textbook on Mcgraw Hill... Assignments are VERY easy, just time consuming”
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Data context
Analysis sample
30
Recent reviews read by the AI
30
Lifetime ratings
86/100
Evidence confidence
30 reviews spanning many years with consistent themes on workload, extra credit, and easy As support a high-confidence read.
Inside 30 stored ratings
Reported outcomes
12 reported outcomes
A+ 3 · A 5 · A- 1
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