Not too bad

beats the other profs hands down

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so so so easy. Class is boring but he is such an easy grader. He gives you most of the questions prior to the exam.

AWESOME, he's hilarious and basically gives you the questions on the exams a week early, soo easy and lets you out early everyday.

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class is a joke, all test questions come from class handouts and such

hilarious. gives you the test questions in advance, so funny!

Absolute crackhead - this guy is insane. Very nice guy though, an easy grader and he pretty much gives you all the test questions in advance.

Awesome professor. Has to be the easiest Prof. I've had. He didn't want to give us a project. Somewhat lazy, but what do you expect from a government employee. Easier grader. Tests aren't too bad. I would take him again.

Very gifted professor. Tries to keep things realistic. Although I have had trouble with accounting in the past he did his best to accomodate and help. Very good guy, strongly reccomend for this class.

He is just a great guy. I recommend taking him. Accounting is not easy, but he is just about the best you can get.

He is a great teacher and a really nice guy. Keeps you on your toes during class and honestly wants you to do well on the test.

Amazingly funny man: the jokes make coming to class worthwhile. As for the material, he is big on class participation, but doesn't single anyone out. Relies on ppt slides, and gives practice exams (if you ask for them). Really a nice man and extremely accessible if you need extra help.

The man, takes some getting use to but I wouldn't take anyone else for AC310.

There's 3 tests and 2 short projects. He is very generous in grading the exams as he gives tons of partial credit. Occasionally makes funny comments. Definitely recommended to take, he's the best of the AC310 professors. I wouldn't dare to take anyone else.

guys got some quirks, but he's the man.. easy class, no homework, one project which takes an hour to finish..

Took the night class, so it may be different. Midterm was a piece of cake, then 2 projects he tore apart and screwed us on the final. You have to basically memorize the homework problems. Don't go by what others say, you have to work in this class.

Guy is eccentric, laid-back during class and likes to make jokes. However, don't let his appearance fool you. His exams are quite difficult because he does not adequately cover material in class. I've tried to think of him as a good professor, but he just doesn't teach well. He appears as clueless as us when going over HW problems.

tests are hard but easy grader. keeps it interesting in class w jokes. not a bad teacher

Easy up until the project and the final. The first two test were pretty easy, but the final was ridiulous. Very little of it was covered in class. With the projet, it looks simple, but he wants extremely detailed answers. Still, he is a very funny man. Jokes every class. Also, he is much better than the alternatives.

Knowledgeable in subject - former IRS. Test are open book but extremely difficult. The homework and class material does not adequately prepare you for the tests. There is a midterm, final and a paper. Hard grader on the paper.

GB 212 is structured horribly. Freed does a lot of example problems in class and goes over homework and genuinely seems interested. He cares about your grade and grades a little easy on the exams which is nice. Has a lot of office hours. Go to class, pay attention, and stay on top of your work and you'll do fairly well.

I have no clue why everyone says he's so hard. Clearly these are the people sitting in 212 with blank expressions and not paying attention. He goes over everything and explains clearly. If you don't understand, just ASK and he will explain again. But everyone just complains about 212. I got a 4.0 in 212 b/c of him; very good prof

Really good guy. Take him you'll do well

Real nice guy. Can be a little nutty in class, but all the test questions come directly from the textbook... no powerpoints, no handouts. If you really spend time on the readings/ chapter problems you will do well. The final is easier than the two exams. He's very helpful if you talk to him one on one. I recommend him.

Freed is awesome. Really nice guy. Genuinely interested in what he is teaching. AC312 is incredibly hard and many of the people complaining just can't live up to the challenge.

Those who have complained obviously didn't put in the effort required for an ADVANCED class. Professor Freed is an amazing professor who will go the extra mile to help students if they ask. AC 412 isn't an easy class but Prof Freed does a good job of splitting up the chapters so tests are manageable. I would take him again if I wasn't graduating.

Hums excessively. So much so that even I now hum whenever I do accounting homework or study.

Difficult class, but he's a great guy. He's pretty helpful at office hours. I don't really know what the people here are talking about with the PowerPoint slides. He only goes through about 2-3 slides a class and spends a lot of time on textbook problems.

One of the best accounting professors at Bentley. His exams are not bad as long as you read the chapters and do the problems he assigns. Always ask questions if you get confused and make sure to get the concepts down in preparation for the exams!

Freed's tests are very unclear and hard but he curves them. Overall an amazing professorguy and I would definitely take him again.

I like this professor myself. although he is a little weird, I can tell he is a compassionate person. he always give extra bonus to those who was not good at the exams. He likes to teach and always passionate about it. He explains very well. as long as you do the homework problem and participate in the class and you will be good at the exam.

Freed's a great professor. AC312 in general is terrible but he's a great guy and the best option. He's a funny guy and keeps you entertained. He tells you in class problems he thinks will be helpful to study for exams, make sure you review those and you'll be able to do well on all of his exams! Taking him again and look forward to it!

Good guy. A bit quirky, but means well. Classes consist of lecture and homework review, though you definitely need to read and practice on your own to do well. Tough grader on course project, but it's balanced by relatively lenient grading on exams - not as picky about formatting as some professors.

The comments here are a bit harsh. I graduated last year but I took him twice (AC 311 & AC 412). They're both pretty difficult classes, but he goes over the material well and makes it understandable if you actually read and follow-up during office hours. Personally I thought he was better at teaching AC 412 because he had more control over it.

great professor

A very nice professor.

at first I found his lecture not clear, but than I found that many key points in exams are mentioned by him clearly in class, he also explains every homework questions clearly, so that I had a good understanding of the course. he is really nice too, with some jokes and a lot of steps in class. cute professor.

Nice professor. He makes everything easy and clear. He always finises class 10 minutes early, not overwhelming you with a lot of information. He does not rely much on powerpoint, which is good. not very strict, and he seems very agreeable and caring.

GB112 is a tough class and there is a standardized curriculum so there is not much that can be done about the difficulty about tests or the amount of homework. However, that being said, Freed is an easy grader (as easy as you can in GB112) and is really good at giving feedback. He has a great positive attitude as well.

He really cares about his students and wants everyone to do well on the exams. He is quirky (like trips on the same spot on the rug and struggles with scrolling through slide shows), but is easily accessible outside of class and responds to emails quickly.

Freed is a great guy! Gotta put in the work and you'll be rewarded with a decent grade. He offers plenty of examples in class that are very similar to the ones on the test. Study those problems and you will be alright. Projects are pretty difficult as well.

Freed is really a great guy. He's very funny in class, which makes the class interesting. His tests are fair and if you study the learning objectives then you will be fine. He also sends out email updates and responds to emails really fast. Would highly recommend.

He is one of the funniest and easiest professor for GB112. His tests are pretty easy and he hints at what will come. But he does not teach that well however it's Accounting and reading the presentation is sufficient even if you are doing that in class. You need to participate in class as participation is graded.

GB112 is not an easy class by any means, but Freed is easily accessible and wants you to do well. Participation matters and the more you re engaged in class the better you will do. GB112 is not an easy class but I think Freed was the best! He response to my emails literally within minutes and was a great resource! And he is absolutely hilarious!

He's really funny, in a dry humor kind of way, but not that great of a teacher. He's knowledgeable on the topic, but gets sidetracked a lot during the lectures, so you'll have to learn a lot on your own. Still, GB112 is very boring, so it's nice to have some of his humor in class. He's a slow grader, but gives good feedback and grades fairly.

Freed was a great professor for 112. He was a funny guy and made class as interesting as it could be. Definitely does a good job explaining the material and making sure you're prepared for class. Take him if you can!

112 and 212 are never gonna be easy A's, no matter your professor. The grade comes from your effort, but Freed is probably the best prof you could get. Took him for 112 and taking him again for 212. He's quirky/silly, a fair grader, and gives good lectures. No cold calls, just participate once every other class, study/listen, and you'll be fine.

Prof. Freed is the sweetest man. GB is a tough class and his classes are very lecture heavy. He doesn't go into great detail in his teaching of the topics but if you keep up with the homework and go to office hours you'll do fine. Pretty strict grader on the proj. and exams. He keeps class upbeat and interesting though.

Took him the COVID semester (Jan-Mar in person, Apr-May online) and thoroughly enjoyed his class in person. Not a monotone speaker, and he laughs + smiles frequently. Online he was an average professor, but would still take him again for both in-person and online.

Really nice guy. For a 112 class, he is a good teacher. He goes over the readings in class and explains things well.

Papers are graded tough and exams are to be expected for an advanced accounting course, but great professor that is happy to explain things and receptive to feedback

He's a tough grader on the papers, but don't be discouraged. 3 Tests (noncumulative) and he weights your exams based on your performance. No participation grade, but he writes down names. Dude is pretty funny tho. Reading the book is very helpful. Kinda glosses over examples. He bumped me up from a B+ to an A- without me asking... so participate!

Great guy, sometimes lectures are off-topic and can get confusing.

Love this professor. Super nice and caring. Only thing is that he cares a lot for participation.

He is the sweetest, most caring professor I had in all 4 years of college. If you get a chance to take Professor Freed, do yourself a favor and take it. I really struggled with accounting and he consistently went out of his way to help me with so much patience and kindness. He is also hilarious and overall made the class very enjoyable 10/10!!!