xx if you can keep up daily, handle strict rules, and xxxxx.
Best fit · Hardcore LearnerTough GraderTest HeavyMandatory AttendanceHeavy HomeworkPolarizing Style
—some call her a xxxxxxx and mean behavior
—Homework gates exams and xxxxxxxxx
—Online sections add Lockdown Browser, dual cameras, and xxxxxx
Key questions
Four answers before you build your schedule.
Is this an easy A?
HardWork
28/100
Getting an A xxxxxx, and strict gates; easy A only appears in a few lower courses when students fully keep up.
Online reviews report more zeros from HW gates and proctoring; a few in-person MATH115/141 reviews claim high grades with consistent work.
Is the course easy?
Challenging
26/100
Content is fast, abstract, and test-heavy with avg difficulty around 4.1, even when lectures help some students.
Both formats call content hard; summer and Calc sections feel especially paced.
Is attendance flexible?
Mandatory
12/100
Nearly every review marks attendance mandatory, with skip-class-you-fail messaging and camera-on rules online.
Online adds camera-on and participation checks; in person still treats showing up as required.
Is this professor recommended?
Avoid
32/100
xxxxx, and many urge waiting a semester rather than risking her section.
In-person praise clusters in a few recent Calc/Business Calc wins; xxxx.
Course guide
See how this professor fits your week.
Grading
Harsh
22/100
xxx; partial credit is inconsistent and some report zeros xxxxx.
Format shift
Online cheating accusations and credit/no-credit items feel harsher; in person xxxxx.
Workload
Heavy
18/100
Lots of homework and xxxxxxxxx is a small percent of the grade.
Format shift
Both formats report xxxx.
Teaching experience
Poor
35/100
xxxx and caring, many find accent, pace, and xxxx.
Format shift
xxxxxx; xxx and unclear claims.
Assessment method
FocusOnExams
78/100
xxxxxxxx mainly as eligibility or xx.
Format shift
Online M130 cites tests as ~60% of grade; in person also test heavy.
Luni fit check
Weigh these signals against your actual schedule.
Get help balancing workload, grading, and timing when no option is an obvious fit.
Course format
Compare the in-person and online experience.
Classroom format
In person
27 reviews
High confidence · Best fit for Hardcore Learner
xxxxx and fair tests if you do HW; others report fails, mean demeanor, and xxxx.
Main concern
High fail/drop rates and xxxxxxxxx.
What students said
“I would 1000% take again, she is just that good. Passed with flying colors”
“she failed every single person my semester”
“We started with 35 in the class, I was one if the last for left, only 2 passed”
Remote format
Online
23 reviews
High confidence · Best fit for Self Taught Pro
Online sections are widely panned for unclear teaching, accent/handwriting issues, camera/Lockdown rules, and harsh responses to tech or illness issues.
Main concern
xxxx, and zero sympathy for tech problems.
What students said
“She requires a lockdown browser for exams and Chrome does not support it. I had to buy a whole new laptop”
“requires camera to be on at all times and to have a second device for testing”
“I was publicly called out after emailing about being sick, and an old issue was brought up in front of the class”
Exam style
Know what to expect from exams and major assignments.
Exams are high stakes and often stricter online with proctoring tools; in person tests are tough and sometimes mismatch lectures.
Lockdown BrowserDual CamerasTest HeavyHomework Gate for ExamsFormula Card Sometimes
Assessment risk
Strict
28/100
Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.
In person
xxxx and difficult; some allow formula cards and reviews, others say real tests exceed practice.
Test HeavyFormula Card SometimesReview SheetsHarder Than Practice
“she xxxxxxxxxx”
“the xxxx as she makes the questions way harder on the real test”
Online
Online exams commonly require Lockdown Browser, cameras always on, second devices, and rigid timing with little tech sympathy.