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Accounting

Gina Lord

BAD1 · BAD2 · 139 lifetime ratings

AI rating
52/100
RMP rating
3.7/5
Take again
64.44%
Difficulty
3.4

The decision

Prefer Gina Lord in person; treat online as unless you are very independent.

Best fit · Self Taught ProMonopoly practiceMcGraw-Hill heavyGreat in personOnline self-teach riskPractice quizzes help
  • In-person students often love her Monopoly activities, organization, and .
  • Online sections are heavily criticized as .
  • Accounting is hard either way; practice quizzes and .

Key questions

Four answers before you build your schedule.

Is this an easy A?

HardWork

38/100

Passing and B grades are common with practice tools, but As , and .

Online feels harder due to self-teaching; in-person support improves odds.

Is the course easy?

Challenging

34/100

Accounting and frequent assessments keeps difficulty high.

Both formats call the subject hard; online adds self-instruction burden.

Is attendance flexible?

Recommended

48/100

; online still needs weekly engagement with platform work.

; online is more flexible but assignment-driven.

Is this professor recommended?

Depends

54/100

Would-take-again sits mid-60s: strong yes for .

Format split is the main recommendation driver—in person yes, online often no.

Course guide

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Grading

Fair

52/100

, and highest-score policies help; some still find tests and .

Format shift

practice tools.

Workload

Heavy

30/100

Weekly McGraw-Hill homework, quizzes, discussions, and .

Format shift

Online and ; online pain is higher for some.

Teaching experience

Average

58/100

Strong when present and interactive in person; many online students feel abandoned to the textbook platform.

Format shift

delivery.

Assessment method

FocusOnExams

68/100

Publisher quizzes and ; practice exams closely mirror tests.

Format shift

Online especially centers on platform quizzes/tests; and Monopoly.

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Course format

Compare the in-person and online experience.

Classroom format

In person

30 reviews

High confidence · Best fit for Effort For Reward

, and engaged teaching for a hard subject.

Main concern

Still a tough accounting class with and tests.

What students said

“Hard class. Great teacher. ”
BAD1
“I especially like the monopoly game that she has included in her course to help make the class more meaningful.”
BAD1
“She's really good at explaining the material in a way I could understand it. !”
BAD1

Remote format

Online

20 reviews

High confidence · Best fit for Self Taught Pro

Online experience is polarized but leans negative: many say you teach yourself from the book and a buggy publisher platform with little live teaching.

Main concern

Lack of lectures/videos and slow or limited help leave students isolated.

What students said

“Doesn't provide supplemental videos for her online class, you literally teach yourself through the textbook.”
BAD1
“This is a class where you have to be your own teacher. Her lecture notes does not offer much clarity”
BAD1
“Gina talks in a friendly relatable way that makes it easy to listen. the lectures are clear, and .”
BAD1

Exam style

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Assessments usually run through the textbook platform; practice quizzes and .

McGraw-Hill examsPractice quizzes and examsMultiple HW attemptsGroup project (in person)

Assessment risk

Standard

50/100

Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.

In person

but supported by practice tests, Monopoly application, and group work.

Practice examsMonopoly activityGroup projectTests every few chapters
“ , but she provided .”
BAD1
“You have a test every 3 chapters--just make sure you understand the homework and .”
BAD1

Online

Online students report textbook-company homework, weekly quizzes, and .

Publisher platform testsWeekly quizzesSelf-study heavy
“All tests and .”
BAD1
“All of the homework and tests are through the book which is good and bad. and exams and you will do well”
BAD1

Student evidence

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Top student voice

“Hard class. Great teacher. ”

Voice snapshots generated from 50 reviews (20 online, 30 in person), highlighting the . Credibility rating: High.

🖥️ Online vs In Person

40/100

“she's good in person but not online.”

🎯 Teaching Quality

58/100

“Gina talks in a friendly relatable way that makes it easy to listen. the lectures are clear, and .”

📚

25/100

“Doesn't provide supplemental videos for her online class, you literally teach yourself through the textbook.”

🎲 Monopoly Learning

80/100

“Monopoly was a fun class activity. While it isn't an easy class, she's a .”

Theme 1

🏫

  • Hard class. Great teacher.
  • Her monopoly games were also a great fun way to practice the material as we went.
  • One of the .

Theme 2

💻 About Online Experience

  • Basically felt like I had to be my own teacher.
  • This teacher is the epitome of a lazy teacher during the pandemic.
  • you have to be and using outside sources.

Theme 3

📈

  • Do the practice quizzes and .
  • Uses McGraw-Hill for , and exams.
  • Good class but the and has nothing to do with the tests.

Data context

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Analysis sample

50

Recent reviews read by the AI

139

Lifetime ratings

86/100

Evidence confidence

50 reviews with , and consistent platform/workload themes.

Inside 50 stored ratings

Quality ratings

5 out of 573
4 out of 520
3 out of 515
2 out of 513
1 out of 519

Course coverage

BAD149 reviews
BAD21 review

Reported outcomes

No letter grade reported results lead the reported letter grades.

39 reported outcomes

A range

9

A+ 1 · A 7 · A- 1

B range

13

B+ 2 · B 11

C range

1

C 1

D range

1

D+ 1

F

0

No reported values

No letter grade reported

15

Drop/Withdrawal 5 · Not sure yet 7 · Rather not say 3