Nicholas Huerta

150A · MATH150A · MATH22346 · MATH40 · MATH151F · MATH20 · MATH120 · MATH150 · MATH140 · MATH41 · 41 lifetime ratings

AI rating: 72/100
RMP rating: 3.9/5
Take again: 72.97%
Difficulty: 3.4

The decision

if and steady practice, but be cautious online if you need fast instructor support.

Best fit · Effort For RewardClear notesLots of homeworkPatient in personMixed online supportExam and quiz practice

, and organized math instruction.
Online reviews are split between easy, well-structured statistics classes and frustrating experiences with and limited help.
A good grade is realistic if students keep up with , and , but the workload is steady.

Key questions

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Is this an easy A?

FairEffort

67/100

An A is , and dropped scores, but it is not effortless because the workload is frequent.

Online MATH120 and Pearson similarity, while and algebra require steadier practice and notation care.

Is the course easy?

Standard

55/100

The math content is manageable with his notes and examples, but calculus, fast pacing, and weak prerequisites can make it challenging.

Online statistics is often described as easier, while and some online calculus reviews report more difficulty.

Is attendance flexible?

Varies

42/100

Some in-person courses have mandatory attendance or , while other reviews describe looser policies or online self-pacing.

, while online attendance is mostly not clearly proven.

Is this professor recommended?

WorthIt

73/100

and patience, but online communication and workload complaints lower the confidence.

, while online reviews are sharply mixed.

Course guide

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Grading

Lenient

70/100

, and dropped tests help grades, though notation and some exams can be strict.

Format shift

Online MATH120 shows the clearest leniency, while but more notation-sensitive.

Workload

Heavy

30/100

as lots, weekly, time consuming, and sometimes overwhelming, even when useful for exams.

Format shift

Both formats mention heavy homework, with online reviews showing the strongest complaints about assignment volume.

Teaching experience

Good

76/100

He is often clear, organized, and , but and slower communication.

Format shift

In-person teaching evidence is strong, while online teaching quality is mixed.

Assessment method

Balanced

62/100

Grades rely on homework, quizzes, discussions in some online classes, multiple exams, and finals.

Format shift

Online MATH120 includes homework, quizzes, discussions, and six exams, while , and a final.

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Course format

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Classroom format

In person

27 reviews

High confidence · Best fit for Effort For Reward

In-person reviews are more , and useful practice through homework and quizzes.

Main concern

The and strict expectations on notation, attendance, and test readiness.

What students said

“His lectures are full of useful information, and and examples.”
MATH140

“ , but you get two days of absence before you're dropped.”
MATH151F

“ , and takes of average at least four hours to finish it.”
MATH150

Remote format

Online

15 reviews

Medium confidence · Best fit for Self Taught Pro

Online reviews are mixed, with some students calling the class easy and structured while and weak communication.

Main concern

The main concern is that online students may need to teach themselves and manage a lot of assignments.

What students said

“He allows , and exams, which lets you improve your grade.”
MATH120

“Took the winter class and it was very time consuming but easy.”
MATH120

“ , and rushes through notes.”
MATH151F

Exam style

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Exam risk is moderate to friendly because several reviews , and occasional take-home quizzes.

Multiple AttemptsDropped ExamsSimilar To HomeworkTwo-Part FinalTake-Home Quiz

Assessment risk

StudentFriendly

74/100

Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.

In person

In-person reviews support frequent quizzes, multiple exams, dropped scores, and one report of , but do not clearly prove open-book or .

Weekly QuizzesDropped ExamMultiple ExamsTake-Home Quiz

“6 exams total. 4 lectures exams with 3 chapters each. final exam is split into two parts. .”
MATH120

“ .”
MATH40

“if you miss a test/quiz you get a 0, no make-ups but lowest grade of each is dropped.”
MATH151F

Online

Online reviews support Pearson-based exams that and sometimes allow multiple attempts, but reviews do not clearly prove webcam, proctoring, Lockdown Browser, or open-book rules.

Multiple AttemptsPearson ExamsSimilar To HomeworkTwo-Part Final

“He allows , and exams, which lets you improve your grade.”
MATH120

“the , and the exams also had very similar questions.”
MATH120

“For the finals, he breaks it up with 2 exams”
MATH120

Student evidence

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Top student voice
“Easy class if you do the work and study for .”
Voice snapshots generated from 42 reviews, highlighting key themes in , and online versus in-person differences. Credibility rating: High.

🎯 Teaching Quality

76/100

“His lectures are full of useful information, and and examples.”

📚 Workload Reality

30/100

“ , but it's great practice and only worth 5 points e/a.”

⚖️ Grade Path

67/100

“If you put in the time you'll get an A!”

Theme 1

👨‍🏫 About Teaching Style

He is great at truly TEACHING math rather than just throwing numbers on the white board.
His color coded and neat notes are big plus.
He will pause if students don't understand the material.

Theme 2

📈 About Difficulty & Grades

As long as you put in the effort to learn the material you'll pass with a good grade.
You cannot expect an easy A, it's calculus.
, and two tests).

Theme 3

💻 About Online Classes

All of the material was on Pearson MyLab, and he had lectures that corresponded to the units.
online classes are supposed to be self taught.
in class

Data context

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Analysis sample

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Lifetime ratings

92/100

Evidence confidence

The analysis uses 42 reviews across online and in-person formats, with consistent workload themes and .

Inside 42 stored ratings

Quality ratings

5 out of 523

4 out of 58

3 out of 51

2 out of 55

1 out of 55

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Reported outcomes

A range results lead the reported letter grades.

35 reported outcomes

A range

A+ 2 · A 11 · A- 3

B range

B+ 2 · B 2 · B- 2

C range

C+ 3 · C 2

D range

D 1

F

No reported values

No letter grade reported

Incomplete 2 · Not sure yet 5

Nicholas Huerta

x x if x x x x x x and steady practice, but be cautious online if you need fast instructor support.

Four answers before you build your schedule.

FairEffort

Standard

Varies

WorthIt

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Compare the in-person and online experience.

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In person

Online

See what students actually said.

🎯 Teaching Quality

📚 Workload Reality

⚖️ Grade Path

👨‍🏫 About Teaching Style

📈 About Difficulty & Grades

💻 About Online Classes

See exactly what the AI read.

Quality ratings

Course coverage

A range results lead the reported letter grades.

A range

B range

C range

D range

F

No letter grade reported

if and steady practice, but be cautious online if you need fast instructor support.