Amy Leung

ECON310 · ECON304 · ECON302 · 66 lifetime ratings

AI rating: 82/100
RMP rating: 4.0/5
Take again: 76.19%
Difficulty: 2.8

The decision

if you want a structured economics course where consistent work and can pay off, but do not expect a effortless A in every section.

Best fit · Effort For RewardClear StructureExtra CreditLots of HomeworkHelpful but DemandingTest Heavy

Most students recommend Leung because , and clear.
Online classes are often easy and structured, but some students report heavy weekly work and major exams.
In-person classes are more mixed, with strong praise for teaching but , and .

Key questions

Four answers before you build your schedule.

Is this an easy A?

FairEffort

68/100

Many students earn A grades through clear structure, repeated practice, and , but several say you must work hard and .

Online reviews more often call the class easy, while and sustained effort.

Is the course easy?

Standard

58/100

Leung often makes economics understandable, but the , and exams keep the course from being truly easy.

Online sections sound more structured and repetitive, while and lecture dependent.

Is attendance flexible?

WorthIt

78/100

Most students recommend her for clear organization, help, and , but a meaningful minority .

Both formats include praise and criticism, with online reviews slightly more polarized and .

Course guide

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Grading

Fair

66/100

, dropped scores, and multiple attempts help, but several reviews .

Format shift

Online reviews mention attempts and often, while in-person reviews include and no curves.

Workload

Moderate

48/100

The workload is steady, with , and exams, especially in online sections.

Format shift

Online sections repeatedly mention weekly tasks, while , and lecture preparation.

Teaching experience

Good

82/100

Most reviews describe her as , and clear, though some students find her lectures boring or online teaching too self-directed.

Format shift

Online reviews praise structure and responsiveness, while in-person reviews give stronger but .

Assessment method

Balanced

67/100

Grades combine homework, quizzes, discussions, worksheets, exams, finals, and , with exams often carrying major weight.

Format shift

Online sections emphasize weekly homework, quizzes, discussions, and exams, while in-person sections emphasize , and finals.

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Course format

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Classroom format

In person

25 reviews

High confidence · Best fit for Hardcore Learner

In-person reviews praise her explanations, helpfulness, and , but , and grading strictness.

Main concern

, and .

What students said

“I had to work hard for an A in this class.”
ECON302

“Caring professor and understandable.”
ECON304

“She grades very hard and .”
ECON304

Remote format

Online

25 reviews

High confidence · Best fit for Effort For Reward

Online reviews are , and responsiveness, but several warn about heavy homework and important exams.

Main concern

, and exams can feel heavy in accelerated online sections.

What students said

“Easiest class ever. Made microeconomics very easy to understand.”
ECON304

“Her classes consists of a , and a quiz for each chapter learned during the week (can be more than one), as well as 4 exams that cover several chapters each.”
ECON302

“Took and final worth 50% of your grade.”
ECON304

Exam style

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Exam evidence is mixed, with some student-friendly supports like note cards and but several warnings about difficult or .

MidtermsFinalOn-Campus ExamsNote Card AllowedExam-Heavy SectionsExtra Credit

Assessment risk

Standard

56/100

Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.

In person

, and one allowed note card, but do not clearly prove closed-book rules or strict proctoring.

MidtermsFinalThree ExamsNote Card AllowedPractice Tests

“ and a final.”
ECON304

“She allows a 3x5 note card on the exams.”
ECON304

“There are 2 midterms and the final.”
ECON302

Online

Online reviews mention quizzes, exams, an on-campus midterm and final, and a multiple choice and , but .

Online QuizzesOn-Campus MidtermOn-Campus FinalMultiple Choice and Written FinalHigh Exam Weight

“She stuck to a consistent schedule of a weekly discussion board, homework assignment, and .”
ECON304

“Took and final worth 50% of your grade.”
ECON304

“Read the text, do online homework, online quizzes, go on campus for the .”
ECON302

Student evidence

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Top student voice
“As long as you keep up with deadlines, it's super doable!”
Voice snapshots generated from 50 reviews, highlighting key themes in , and format differences. Credibility rating: High.

🎯 Teaching Quality

82/100

“Caring professor and understandable.”

📈 Effort for Grade

68/100

“I had to work hard for an A in this class.”

🧾 Workload Pattern

48/100

“Her classes consists of a , and a quiz for each chapter learned during the week (can be more than one), as well as 4 exams that cover several chapters each.”

⚖️

66/100

“She offered 3 opportunities worth 25 points each (easy 5 paragraph essay).”

Theme 1

👨‍🏫 About Teaching Style

Caring professor and understandable.
Professor Leung Cares! Her lectures make everything so easy to understand if .
Her lectures are long & boring and .

Theme 2

📈 About Difficulty and Grades

Easiest class ever. Made microeconomics very easy to understand.
I had to work hard for an A in this class.
This class is not going to have an easy A, but she is willing to put in the work and help you out.
If you do the and .

Theme 3

📝 About Workload and Exams

She stuck to a consistent schedule of a weekly discussion board, homework assignment, and .
Took and final worth 50% of your grade.
There are 2 midterms and the final.
You have about 16 or 17 weekly homework assignments online, and 3 exams.

Theme 4

❤️ About Support and Flexibility

She also always gives great feedback on the stuff you turn in.
and emails quickly if you ever need help.
There are several opportunities for in the semester.
She always offers help if you need it.

Data context

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Analysis sample

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Lifetime ratings

95/100

Evidence confidence

Fifty reviews across online and , and varied evidence over many years.

Inside 50 stored ratings

Quality ratings

5 out of 534

4 out of 517

3 out of 57

2 out of 52

1 out of 56

Course coverage

ECON30232 reviews

ECON30416 reviews

ECON3102 reviews

Reported outcomes

A range results lead the reported letter grades.

40 reported outcomes

A range

A+ 4 · A 15 · A- 3

B range

B+ 1 · B 6 · B- 2

C range

C 2 · C- 1

D range

D+ 1

F

No reported values

No letter grade reported

Drop/Withdrawal 1 · Not sure yet 4

Amy Leung

x x if you want a structured economics course where consistent work and x x can pay off, but do not expect a effortless A in every section.

Four answers before you build your schedule.

FairEffort

Standard

Recommended

WorthIt

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.

🎯 Teaching Quality

📈 Effort for Grade

🧾 Workload Pattern

⚖️ x x

👨‍🏫 About Teaching Style

📈 About Difficulty and Grades

📝 About Workload and Exams

❤️ About Support and Flexibility

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 you want a structured economics course where consistent work and can pay off, but do not expect a effortless A in every section.

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