AI Rate Professor

English

Jennifer Olds

ENG1AH · ENG1A · ENGLISH1C · ENGL1C · ENG101 · ENGC1001 · ENG1C · 236 lifetime ratings

AI rating
52/100
RMP rating
3.9/5
Take again
56.6%
Difficulty
3.0

The decision

Take her only if you can write to a strict template and .

Best fit · Effort For RewardEssay HeavyStrict RubricClear Format GuidesTough GraderFollow Slides Exactly
  • Essays dominate the grade, often around 90 percent, with rigid MLA and outline rules.
  • Students who follow her slides and As; freestyle writing is punished.
  • and .

Key questions

Four answers before you build your schedule.

Is this an easy A?

FairEffort

54/100

An A is realistic if you mirror her outline and MLA rules, but small format or grammar slips cost heavily.

Both formats reward template compliance; .

Is the course easy?

Standard

48/100

Content is standard college English, but volume and rigid form make it feel harder than average for weak writers.

Online and in person .

Is attendance flexible?

Recommended

58/100

; several students skipped later weeks and still passed if .

In person sometimes lets people leave early; online presence rules vary by term.

Is this professor recommended?

Depends

56/100

About half love the while the rest warn to run if .

Positive experiences appear in both formats when students follow slides exactly.

Course guide

See how this professor fits your week.

Grading

Strict

36/100

; she docks minor grammar and format issues even when content effort is solid.

Format shift

Online ; in person cite blunt comments.

Workload

Heavy

32/100

Multiple long essays, discussions, quizzes, and .

Format shift

Summer and short terms feel especially crushing with six essays in six weeks.

Teaching experience

Average

58/100

and rubrics help many, but sarcasm, rigid style, and .

Format shift

Supporters in both formats praise structure; critics focus on tone and inflexibility.

Assessment method

FocusOnAssignments

18/100

Course and writing tasks, not traditional tests.

Format shift

Online and in person both treat papers as the real course.

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

28 reviews

High confidence · Best fit for Effort For Reward

In ; supporters praise clarity and early outs, critics cite rudeness and .

Main concern

Rigid prompts and if you miss her format.

What students said

“ and I wrote every essay while following the rubric and got an A .”
ENGC1001
“She's extremely peculiar and wants essays (90% of your grade) and as she outlines.”
ENG1C
“Very unprofessional and rude. A professor that treats English like math.”
ENG1C

Remote format

Online

22 reviews

High confidence · Best fit for Effort For Reward

Online sections are essay-heavy with , and harsh grammar or format deductions.

Main concern

with limited creative room.

What students said

“Essays are 90% of your grade, so nothing else matters.”
ENG1C
“She makes writing easy, even if you're not a strong writer. Just follow the MLA format and essay templates”
ENGLISH1C
“ . Her standards are too high for a regular English class.”
ENG1C

Exam style

Know what to expect from exams and major assignments.

and outline rules rather than proctored multiple-choice exams.

Essay Midterm/FinalMLA SticklerRubric GuidedRevision Opportunities

Assessment risk

Standard

55/100

Low score means less forgiving assessment conditions.

In person

; little evidence of software proctoring.

Essay Every Two WeeksStrict RubricLimited Outside Sources
“An essay every 2 weeks. .”
ENG1C
“ . Doesn't hesitate to give straight 0's even if you put effort into your works.”
ENG1C

Online

Online work centers on 7-10 page essays, weekly posts, and sometimes a ; reviews do not clearly prove webcam proctoring.

Long EssaysSlide OutlinesMLA FormatDiscussion Posts
“Most essays are 7 paragraphs and around 7-9 pages long and she stresses A LOT with MLA format.”
ENG1C
“You write 3 essays throughout the course, and 2 more for midterms and finals.”
ENG1C

Student evidence

See what students actually said.

Top student voice

“Just follow her outline. As long as you do that you are going to do well in the course.”

Voice snapshots generated from 50 , and split student tone. Credibility rating: High.

📄 Essay Dominance

18/100

“Essays are 90% of your grade, so nothing else matters”

📏

70/100

“ . She even gives the exact outline for the essays”

🧊

36/100

“idk where the good reviews come from but she's the ”

⚖️ Polarized Recommendation

56/100

“ unless you have no other option”

Theme 1

✍️ About Writing Expectations

  • as she outlines
  • treats English like math
  • follow the MLA format and essay templates

Theme 2

📈 About Grades & Effort

  • as long as you can follow direction you will be fine
  • mistakes
  • You will fail the class if you write an

Theme 3

💬

  • her comment is a bit rude and unprofessional
  • She's really a BAD teacher, disrespectful of her students
  • and gave time for and fixed

Data context

See exactly what the AI read.

Analysis sample

50

Recent reviews read by the AI

236

Lifetime ratings

84/100

Evidence confidence

50 recent and older reviews with rich detail and , and polarity.

Inside 50 stored ratings

Quality ratings

5 out of 5127
4 out of 547
3 out of 518
2 out of 514
1 out of 531

Course coverage

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Reported outcomes

A range results lead the reported letter grades.

43 reported outcomes

A range

20

A+ 8 · A 12

B range

7

B+ 2 · B 5

C range

3

C 1 · C- 2

D range

1

D+ 1

F

4

F 4

No letter grade reported

8

Drop/Withdrawal 4 · Incomplete 2 · Rather not say 2