If you can get a seat, take Hitch for ENG 1A or 1B for xxxx, and a realistic path to an A.
Best fit · Beginner FriendlyGives good feedbackCaringAccessible outside classInspirationalEasy grader
—Extremely supportive English xxxxxx and wants students to succeed
—High grades are common when students revise with xx and xxxxx
—xxxx and deadlines can be worked out if you communicate
Key questions
Four answers before you build your schedule.
Is this an easy A?
EasyA
86/100
Students repeatedly say doing the xxxx, and showing effort leads to an A, with flexible deadlines and xx.
Both online and in-person reviews report easy As with effort; in-person comments most often stress late-work flexibility.
Is the course easy?
Beginner
72/100
xxxxxxxx; challenge comes mainly from writing volume rather than obscure theory.
Online and in-person both describe light-to-moderate intellectual difficulty with essay-focused work.
Is attendance flexible?
Optional
88/100
Many reviews xxxxxxxxx because grades hinge on outside essays and assignments.
In-person comments most clearly call class skippable; online xxxxxxx.
Is this professor recommended?
MustTake
98/100
Near-universal would-take-again praise calls him the xxxxxxxx the school.
Recommendation is equally strong online and in person with no meaningful format split.
Course guide
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Grading
Generous
90/100
Students describe easy or fair grading that rewards effort, revision, and xxxxxxxxx full credit.
Format shift
xxxxxx; online still reports A if you do the work.
Workload
Light
78/100
xxxxxx, and occasional quizzes rather than crushing daily grind; still expect regular writing.
Format shift
Both formats center on essays; a xxxxxx and final.
Teaching experience
Excellent
96/100
Consistently praised as xxx, and transformational for student writing confidence.
Format shift
Praise is consistent across online and in-person sections.
Assessment method
FocusOnAssignments
22/100
xxxxxx, and outside assignments far more than high-stakes exams.
Format shift
xxxxx and final, but essays still dominate student commentary.
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Course format
Compare the in-person and online experience.
Classroom format
In person
23 reviews
High confidence · Best fit for Beginner Friendly
In-person classes emphasize caring mentorship, thorough essay feedback, flexible deadlines with communication, and confidence-building for writers including ESL students.
Main concern
Some xxxxx and xxxx, so you still need to write regularly.
What students said
“He cares for each and every one of his students in the way that they individually need to be cared for.”
“I'd turn stuff in super late and still receive full credit.”
“With that being said, the class was not structured very well, and almost every class is skippable, as the whole xxxxxxxxx. Easy A.”
Remote format
Online
8 reviews
Medium confidence · Best fit for Beginner Friendly
xxxxxxx, and straightforward As if you complete the work.
Main concern
A few students found occasional odd essay prompts or high standards, but still finished successfully with his help.
What students said
“Professor Hitch's ENG1A class was relatively easy, not difficult to get in A as long as you put the effort in.”
“If you do your work, this class will be a breeze.”
“For the xxxxx if it looks like you tried.”
Exam style
Know what to expect from exams and major assignments.
Assessment is assignment- and xxxx; exams are limited or secondary when mentioned.