Rashid H. Sani

MATH · MATH113 · MATH3450 · MATH3262 · MATH112 · MATH245 · MATH115 · MATH215 · MATH1234 · STATISTICS · MATH227 · MATCH245 · MATH125 · MATH114 · MATH225 · 47 lifetime ratings

AI rating: 44/100
RMP rating: 3.0/5
Take again: 58.33%
Difficulty: 3.5

The decision

if you already handle math basics, will attend, stay off your phone, and can tolerate a blunt style.

Best fit · Effort For RewardPolarizing Math StyleNo PhonesMandatory AttendanceHelpful If RespectedCan Humiliate Questions

Students split hard between best-math-teacher praise and .
Attendance and classroom respect rules are strict, especially around phones.
Lower-level courses feel more passable; higher or stats sections draw harsher teach-yourself complaints.

Key questions

Four answers before you build your schedule.

Is this an easy A?

FairEffort

52/100

Some say , but others call grading picky and .

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Is the course easy?

Standard

44/100

Lower algebra can feel manageable, while stats and higher courses often feel hard without strong prior skill.

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Is attendance flexible?

Mandatory

18/100

and skipping is framed as failing, with participation and .

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Is this professor recommended?

Depends

52/100

Nearly even split between glowing recommendations and .

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Course guide

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Grading

Fair

50/100

Some students get credit for setup and effort or ; others call him a .

Format shift

Workload

Moderate

48/100

Homework and note-taking matter, with but not uniform overload.

Format shift

Teaching experience

Average

48/100

Clarity and patience appear for respectful students, but many report attitude, humiliation, and .

Format shift

Assessment method

Balanced

56/100

Homework and notes support quizzes and tests; of lowest test.

Format shift

Luni fit check

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Course format

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Classroom format

In person

47 reviews

High confidence · Best fit for Effort For Reward

In-person math with Sani is old-school and strict on behavior; while others feel shut down when asking questions.

Main concern

Rude responses to questions and hard-to-hear soft speech can block learning.

What students said

“He will explain something 5 times so you can understand it.”
MATH115

“god forbid you ask any questions. He will make you feel stupid.”
MATH125

“He is an and very very knit picky with everything”
MATH227

Remote format

Online

0 reviews

Low confidence

No stored summary is available for this format.

Main concern

No main concern is stored for this format.

Exam style

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cards and partial-credit effort sometimes help.

In-person testsNote card on some testsDrops lowest testShow all work

Assessment risk

Standard

50/100

Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.

In person

a low score, and penalize missing work setup.

Note card allowedDrops lowest testShow formulasIn-person exams

“Can bring a note card for the 4 tests. and .”
MATH227

“will give you credit if he sees proper set up and .”
MATH125

Online

Student evidence

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Top student voice
“Best math professor I've ever had! Math is my worst subject but he explained all the material in a way that made it super easy”
Voice snapshots generated from 47 in-person reviews, emphasizing the respect-versus-humiliation split and . Credibility rating: High.

⚖️ Polarized Teaching

48/100

“Worst math professor I have ever had. He doesn't explain properly, moreover, he gets angry when someone asks a question.”

📵 Strict Classroom Rules

18/100

“Just don't use your cellphone in class. lol”

🛟 Help If You Commit

60/100

“As soon as he knew that I was giving it my all... he bent over backwards to help me.”

Theme 1

👨‍🏫 About Teaching Style

He will explain something 5 times so you can understand it.
He literally whispers. I sat in the first row and I didn't hear him.
If you do not already understand Math, do not take this professor.

Theme 2

📈 About Grades and Effort

Gives away if you are present in class.
he is an and very very knit picky with everything
and study and you will be fine!

Data context

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Analysis sample

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Lifetime ratings

82/100

Evidence confidence

and courses provide rich, recurring themes despite opinion polarization.

Inside 47 stored ratings

Quality ratings

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Course coverage

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Reported outcomes

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Rashid H. Sani

x x x if you already handle math basics, will attend, stay off your phone, and can tolerate a blunt style.

Four answers before you build your schedule.

FairEffort

Standard

Mandatory

Depends

See how this professor fits your week.

Compare the in-person and online experience.

Know what to expect from exams and major assignments.

In person

Online

See what students actually said.

⚖️ Polarized Teaching

📵 Strict Classroom Rules

🛟 Help If You Commit

👨‍🏫 About Teaching Style

📈 About Grades and Effort

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Quality ratings

Course coverage

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if you already handle math basics, will attend, stay off your phone, and can tolerate a blunt style.