He is a really kind and helpful professor, but his class is all how you do on the exams. The midterms are worth 30 percent each and the final 25 percent. There is no curve, so in order to get an A, you have to ace every exam. His lectures were not really helpful, and don't bother going to the recitation. I would recommend reading the textbook.

Great teacher, has a Greek accent and doesn't go very fast. Read the textbook and his emails! The material he posts shows up on his exams. Only downside is he uses Clickers questions (which count towards your grade) so you must attend class and pay attention

Great professor. Extremely organized and helpful. Grades fairly.

Take him over Liberman he is MUCH EASIER. You will get an A if you just look through the class pots the day before exam. GOOD Teacher super funny too I really enjoyed his class he talks like a funny foreign man and loves emailing Simpson cartoons to illustrate economic concepts. He's a hoot! take him

Just absolutely amazing. He makes the class super interesting and fun with MS Paint and images of cartoons to explain concepts. Replies to emails within the dot. Very helpful and extremely polite. I would strongly suggest taking him!

Honestly didn't think I would like economics til I took his class, now I'm an econ minor. He's funny, nice, and always on point; he knew my name before I first went to his office hours ( there were 365 people in the class),I highly recommend taking his class.

He really knows how to give a good lecture. Attending the lectures is enough to understand the class completely.

Lectures are very important because that is literally where the test questions come from. 2 midterms and 1 final, all are pretty tough. No homework otherwise.

He's really a fun guy. He tries to make the class fun which I appreciate. Sometimes its hard to understand because he has an accent. It's a big class, which I find harder. The tests are very much based on the book and the emails he sends. Lectures are basically notes from the chapters. Sweet guy for sure.

He's a really great lecturer and is funny is you pay attention. Tests aren't too bad and if you study for the exams you should be fine. Two midterms, one final. Very straightforward.

Very clear, funny, and has good stories. He takes all his powerpoints straight from the book, but he explains everything very clearly, esp. w his incredible MS Paint drawings! CAUTION: 57% received As on the second midterm and then on the final 1 person got an A- and nearly 50% failed. He doesn't curve, so look out if grades are high b4 the final.

Professor Paizis truly cares about his students. I really suggest you ask question and he will be more than happy to help you. Most importantly, he is so dedicated to his work -- sending out useful Economic thoughts almost every day! Some are easy, hilarious; some are deep and encourage people to do some research! Also, great suggestions on book

He makes his lectures interesting by interspersing them with humor. He explains concepts really well with plenty of examples. Attendance is not mandatory, and you can get an A without going for them as long as you do the assigned readings.

He is not only an excellent economist but also a master at paint. He is very polite and respectful to his students, and always keeps track of his emails. He will color every pixel in paint, and he does recitation himself because he wants everything to be meticulous. He grades exams very fast and efficiently. One of the best professors at NYU.

Great class.

take his class and you can thank me later. he is hilarious and you'll love him even if it is an 8 am class.

Paizis is excellent for Intro to Macro. His lectures are taken straight from the book, but they are clear and concise (though he does have a small accent, it's not hard to understand). Only tests are midterms and finals. If you study and attend lectures, they are a cakewalk. Really passionate about the subject.

One of the best Micro econ professors there are, Responds the emails promptly and tries to be funny.

What more can I say about this man... He is the most organized, meticulous and caring professor I have had so far at NYU. Not only are his lectures amazing, his tests and exams are very straightforward without any tricks to kill students' grades. He also responds to emails very fast. Take all of his econ classes if you can if you're an econ major.

Paizis teaches from the textbook, but gives helpful examples in lectures and is very organised. He sends a lot of emails, giving elucidations about points made in class. He responds to every single email, despite getting hundreds of them every week, and truly cares about his students, despite the class being 450 students in size.

Paizis is definitely one of the best economics professors at NYU. His lectures are from the book and he uses examples from The Simpsons to illustrate concepts. His tests are fine as long as you read the book and go after class to ask him questions. You can tell he really loves what he does and I am excited to take his class next semester!

He cares so much about his students!!! I loved him!

I've had Andrew Paizis for macro and micro and he's an amazing professor! very polite, makes class crystal clear with paint, and really wants you to understand. Very polite, answers all emails, loves to teach, funny man, and he knows his stuff! Reason why i became an economics major. read the textbook and go over power points to succeed

Paizis is extremely organized and will be there for support if you need it. The lectures and homework are all very manageable, but the tests were a little tough. Everyone tends to have taken econ before so the boundaries end up a little higher than usual. Otherwise, the actual content isn't too difficult.

Passionate about his work. Very responsible Usual intro level class but good experience

Great class, paizis is extremely helpful but exams are hard

Clear lectures, clear class requirements, and nothing about the class is surprising. Take notes from the textbook if you didn't take micro in highschool and want to get an A. Attending lectures is the best you can do for yourself, because Paizis's lectures are really solid. Amazing teacher and he's really funny.

You can tell Paizis actually cares about his students. On the first day he'll give off the vibe that he's strict, but it's just an act. Attendance is basically necessary due to clickers questions. Recitation was unnecessary. Tests are mostly concept/vocab based--just study his slides and occasionally crack open that textbook.

Second class with Paizis. The intro classes aren't the most interesting, but he gives solid lectures. Best thing about him is that he uses PAINT to illustrate graphs, which is actually very helpful for understanding concepts. He also gives very compelling, relevant current and historical examples related to the concepts. He truly cares bout u.

I loved taking Andrew's class for microeconomics! He was so funny and really cared about his students. The slides are pretty close to the material in the book. He also uses paint to make diagrams, which is very helpful. Even though he was stressed out from having to pick up another class to teach, he still managed to make this 8AM class enjoyable.

A really sweet man and very knowledgable. You are only graded on exams so one poor one can mess up your grade. I had Martinez as a TA so if I didn't understand something in class I could get help elsewhere. Always utilize your TA's and get read the textbook! Every class is a lecture.

Professor Paizis was one of the best professors I had at NYU. Even now as a working professional, I rely on him for advice. He is always available to answer questions and wants all of his students to succeed. His Econometrics course is brutal (I have never worked so hard for a B-!), but absolutely invaluable.

He is so caring for his students, and really wants to help us succeed! He acts somewhat strict but in reality he is a really nice guy. Definitely read the textbook before the lecture; it really helps.

Professor Paizis is extremely knowledgeable. He's always accessible outside class and replies your email at late nights. The exams weren't difficult. Better to read the textbooks before going to the lectures.

Paizis is a great professor. He makes lectures fun but he also makes you use clickers to test if you're paying attention. Not a very difficult class, however he does not give any curves. Take him if you get the chance

Professor Paizis talks about interesting stuff in class and sends out cartoon pictures which illustrate econ principles. Nice guy.

Loved taking Intro to Microecon with Paizis. The lectures were really interesting and made me want to wake up for the class despite it being at 8 am. The exams should be easy for you if you read the textbook thoroughly and go through his slides. You need to pay attention in class because he asks clickers questions that count for 5% of your grade.

This class is so hard. The online homework takes about 3 hours to do and the tests are no where near easy. He's an amazing professor but you must have an understanding of econ to be able to pass this class with ease.

Econometrics is a very theoretical so the lectures can be dull. However, Paizis' is extremely thorough. His class will make you well prepared for research/work. Exams are on the harder side and the class isn't curved, so you'll have to work for it. He's very accessible outside of class (cf the 1000 emails he sends every day).

He's tough and you won't do well if you slack off, but he's an excellent lecturer and makes everything very clear/ His tests are straight from textbook material so reading is the best way to study.

Econometrics with Professor Paizis is incomparably more challenging than his Microeocnomics. You'll need to understand the definitions and concepts thoroughly. Also, there is NO CURVE, NOTHING. Only top 10% of the class ends up with an A- or above; even if an 88 is top 1520% as a final grade, that's a B+. If you're grade conscious, RECONSIDER.

Professor Paizis is extremely clear and concise with his teaching style. He's a very good lecturer. Keep in mind to do EVERYTHING he says and also do well on each and every exam. One bad grade on an exam can really bring you down a letter grade on an exam.

Paizis teaches big intro classes like Micro so it's easy to skip but you need to go to lecture. That being said, you also need to read the textbook because some chapters he doesn't get through all the material. It helps a lot to read the section before he lectures in-depth about it. Exams are very easy if you study the weekend before.

Great class. Very fair exams. Don't forget your clicker.

Paizis is a funny, kind and knowledgeable teacher. He knows how to teach large introductory courses in a way that is clear and interesting. Take detailed notes in his lecture and you will barely need to read the textbook. Show up and listen in class, do your Aplias, study for the two midterms (combined 60% of your grade) and you'll be good to go!

An amazing professor. He only gives two midterms, but they are straightforward as they are multiple choice and only 50 questions each. Paizis sends out many funny and important emails so be sure to check them. His lectures are very engaging and easy to follow. Make sure you do the aplias, but they are always harder then what the exams are.

Exams are fine, if you go to class and do the homework aplia's, it's easy. Homework every week. He is funny and the exams are not that hard. A- minimum for those who care.

Professor Paizis is absolutely great. His class is easy and exam is easy, but you need to attend classes to have a good grade. He send out emails to inspire students to think and is very accessible outside of class. Only thing is his greek accent might be a little hard for some people.

As long as you read the textbook carefully, you should receive at least an A-. Prof Paizis seems stern yet an extremely caring and kind person once you get to know him well. His intro and international econ are mainly based on test taking skills so as long as you memorize the textbook you'll do fine. Exams are slightly difficult but manageable.

Paizis is such a good professor and his class is pretty straight forward. I was in his into to micro class and it was pretty simple. His test questions are from the book and his powerpoints, so you really don't need to go to class since he uploads his powerpoints online. He does use clickers to check attendance though. Overall, I loved him!

bruh the guy is hilarious. If ur intereted in learning both Italian and economics , this is your course.

Very very good and hardworking professor. Funny. Take him. Doesn't curve his grades tho so watch out.

Paizis is funny, forgiving, and an easy A if you work even a little bit. Makes Econ a easy intro breeze.

Show up to lecture, take the assignments seriously, read the book and you will get an A (or at least an A- if you really struggle with Econ). Exams are a piece of cake if you know the material. And he does want his students to understand. Solid professor who knows his stuff and wants students to do well. He does use the iClickers for lecture though

I liked him. Intro to Micro was not a hard class and it was the class with the least amount of work for the semester. Just attend lecture because he does use the clickers and some of the material at the end of the lecture (after the second midterm) can be a little overwhelming if you do not attend lecture. Overall, good professor.

Paizis is the man. He plays clips from the Simpsons, South Park etc. occasionally to illustrate economic concepts. He sends lots of emails with Econ jokes/comics which are insightful. When you email him, he responds promptly and always tries his best to help. Lectures are kinda boring at times. Clickers questions are kinda hard but tests are easy.

Really awesome professor with a ton of passion for the material and the students.

The class is difficult due to the fact that it's based on 3 exams and small participation (clickers)/homework grade. Homework is fairly easy to get an A average. Tests are multiple choice so they aren't too bad but it's easy to get low grades. Paizis is clear and humorous in lectures + encourages questions despite it being a 500 person lecture

Great professor. It is important to be present at the lectures regularly, as you receive a participation point for the clickers grade. There are regular online homework assignments. The exams are not curved, but there is no need if you study and understand the material - all questions are extremely straightforward. It is important to read the text.

He is HILARIOUS. He is really good at teaching. Material is always well prepared. Wonder why lots of people don't come to the class. i would definitely take him again.

His lectures are not very productive. Everyone would skip his class because you get far more from reading the textbook. Recitation is utterly useless. Exams are not very difficult. Study the tables in your textbook and understand how to do the FEW equations per graph for they will be on exams.

It is composed of three exams that take up 85% in total. However, the tests are not that hard and there's no essays. Clickers are used so attendance is mandatory. Aplia is used for hw. The questions aren't hard, but every attempt is counted toward the final score. His lectures have a lot of Simpsons component. He emails a lot -- a lot.

As someone who is not into econ at all, I surprisingly well! Just study a normal amount, and go to lecture if you want a breakdown. All tests are multiple choice. Paizis is a funny dude, but if you don't like getting 10 emails a day, maybe take someone else.

He is probably one of the most respected econ professors around and states exactly what he expects from students on the very first day of class. Keeps checking in on students throughout the class to make sure that no one has any questions. He also sends a ton of e-mails with writings and comics, which, if read, help students understand the topic.

I have had Dr. Paizis twice now, and he is one of the most clear and excellent professors I have ever had. He asks the class after about every five slides if everything is clear, and if there are any questions. If you don't want to ask your question in class, go see him in his office, where he'll also welcome you with open arms. HIGHLY recommend.

Paizis has very clear expectations from the get-go. Slides are all you need to study, no need for textbook or lectures tbh. But OCC is a very qualitative class and his exams are all MCQs, so get ready to cram tons of info into your brain if you want a good grade. It's interesting and easy content but you will have to make an effort for an A.

Paizis is the best!!!! He is always hilarious!!!dont know why people just dont come to the class:( The exam is a little bit hard but if you work hard, A-should be easy. And he takes clicker points really serious, so make sure you come to the class with clicker:) Enjoy his cute accent!

Very nice professor but his lectures are really hard to pay attention to because of how boring they are. The weekly online homework is pretty easy as long as you do your readings which also prepare for the midterms and final. He takes clicker attendance so you have to go to lectures. Pretty average class overall.

His lectures are sometimes a little dry. Overall, paizis is good! I see many people complain about his accent. In fact, his accent is really easy for one to get used to it and doesn't seem to be disturbing the lectures. Tests are harder than homework, but as long as you read the chapters, everything would be perfectly fine!

If you read the textbook and do the homework, you should be fine. I understand why some people might find his lectures boring, but I found them relatively interesting. He takes clicker attendance, but it's worth like 5% so it's up to you whether or not to attend. He's very passionate about what he does as evidenced by the amount of emails he sends

Super easy if you read + do online hw assignments. Tests are easy and only multiple choice. Recitations are a little boring so prepare yourself. Paizis is very entertaining during lectures and often makes jokes or funny comments. Fun professor to have.

Have you ever seen other professors send out emails asking students if they have questions at 3:00 AM before midterm exams? He send out emails to tell students that he sleep 3 hrs per day to answer all emails he received and sorry for the time lag. This is about the attitude, he is the profs I have seen that respect student the most.

One of the most committed teachers I have ever had. Lectures are decent but he is great in the extra material he provides that helps you learn. Unlike some introduction teachers, Paizis respects his students and makes sure his class is a serious one. I've learned so much in this environment and I would highly recommend it to others.

Paizis is one of the most caring professors at NYU. He listens to students and sends extra material to make sure the material is properly covered. AMAZING PROF!

Paizis is so cute! Like a little grandpa! Very funny as well. Content is easy but beware DON'T GET COMFORTABLE! I did worse in this class than I could've because, since the content wasn't difficult, I didn't study and made stupid mistakes. Still, would def recommend this class! Clickers are required.

I ran into some personal problem so I didnt get my term paper in on time. He sent an email to remind me to submit the paper; and when I did turn in the paper, he accepted it and didnt take points off for late submission. I really appreciated that because he was real busy and personally grading all the papers. Cool professor

Very lecture heavy, and difficult to learn from. However, if you read the textbook and use YouTube, the exams are very doable.

This class is a great reason to be up by 8am. As long as you show up, you should do fine. Tests are all multiple choice. Get ready to receive lots of econ memes in your email inbox. Attendance is taken, but it isn't mandatory, but do expect to be called out if you do not show up to class though.

Had him for summer semester Intro to Micro. Accent can be hard to follow sometimes and is unyielding when it comes to grades, but he is quite helpful outside of class and strives to make sure that all his students are responsible and can understand the material well. Not necessarily an easy A, but it can be if you put in some extra time to study.

Great professor. Will take out time for you to make sure you understand material properly. It is an easy class, but his slides make it even easier!

Paizis' Introduction to Macroeconomics class was extremely straightforward. It consisted of lectures that would involve the professor reading from slides and answering the occasional questions. What sets Paizis apart is his dedication to his students and the field of economics. He is always ready to help with questions. Can't go wrong with him!

He is a great professor with really clear grading. He has the heavy accent, but really accessible after class. He cares greatly for his student. For this class, self-study by reading textbook is also a great choice!

Easy, great guy. Accessible outside class and will talk about literally anything. Tests are mostly recycled from online and textbook. Adheres closely to textbook. Weekly homework, very easy. Don't necessarily need to show up to class. Splendid guy.

pretty standardized teaching, nothing spectacular, but nothing awful

I LOVE THIS MAN. He genuinely cares so much about his students and will take the extra time to make sure you understand. I HAVE NEVER SEEN A PROFESSOR INVEST SO MUCH TIME IN HIS STUDENTS. paizis is the absolute goat take his class

Took 3 classes from him, from intro to micro to econometrics to international econometrics. Very clear course structure and grading outline. Easy to follow. Cares about his students. One of the best profs I have had at NYU.

The guy absolutely BANGS. Lectures are endlessly funny to me(he definitely isn't trying to make them so). He has a thick accent, but if you get used to it, it only makes the lectures funnier. Morning classes have never been more enjoyable. He also clearly cares about the topic and tries to make students do well. He's always available by email.

Even though his accent is not easy to follow, he would really helpful outside of the class. I never go to his lectures but end up with A.

Professor Paizis is amazing. His lectures are easy to understand and the clicker questions keep students engaged (they are part of your grade). Homework and tests can be a bit difficult, so you definitely have to study. He is hilarious as well and clearly cares about the subject. Great memos/memes as well.

Prof. Paizis is great at teaching economics. He uses the publisher's PPT, but his lecture is still organized. He respects his students and responds to emails frequently. Although the majority of grades is comprised of exams, you will be fine as long as you go through all the lecture slides and pay attention to the clicker questions in class.

Organized professor that cares about his students and really enjoys teaching economics. He will email you econ memes randomly. If you listen in lectures and read from the book a bit you will be more than fine.

I love this professor - he is very kind, accessible, funny, and knowledgeable. He cares very much about his students - he'll even answer your emails at 3am before an exam. These exams basically make up your grade, though. They are not hard at all if you show up to class and put in some effort to read the textbook - just understand the material.

I think Professor Paizis is solid. He respects his students and replies to emails quickly. However, he is very test-heavy and the Final accounts for less than any of the midterms. I personally bombed midterm 1 and received excellent grades on the second midterm and Final, which didn't really help much on my grade. He made it clear he doesn't curve.

Had him for Intro to Macro. Solid lectures that match the content in the textbook, clicker required to answer lecture questions (5% of grade). Your grade is mainly determined by 3 tests so study really well (read the textbook, do practice problems, review the problem sets at the end of the chapter, etc) or else u wont do well in the class.

I've been in his international economics class. He is definitely a respectful professor with detailed PPT content and solid economics knowledge. The exam is not easy, but you can get an A for effort. Be prepared to take plenty of notes. Not much homework. No quiz. With an accent but it's fine once you get used to it.

A bit strange accent but fruitful lectures. Seemingly harsh attitude but in fact accessible and willing to help with your academic and technical problems. The only issue is a disconnect between lecture material, which is general, and textbooks and homeworks, which are more detailed and with some different arguments on course materials.

I got a A by doing this: I do every single practice question the A+ mindtap able to offer for every single chapter. All the exam questions comes from those questions. If you are dedicated to spend 2 extra hours doing extra practice, you can get a A with confidence. P.S.: class participation require you show up every class for in class quizzes.

Actually changed my mind after the second midterm. Unchanged thoughts: heavy accent, accessible and nice, decent lectures. Changed thoughts: some tests were pretty random but some are very similar to the practice test. Overall not bad!

Professor Paizis is a very good professor. His lectures are fairly similar to the textbook so it is your choice to pay attention in lecture, or read the textbook. Attendance is mandatory and clicker questions are asked during. If you are attentive, do the homework and clicker questions and score fairly well on the exams he will help you out.

He is an amazing professor who somehow makes a complicated topic extremely simple. His lecture style is clear and concise and he tries his best to cover everything you need to know for the test in class. The course is well organized and expectations are made clear; he is always available outside of class or over email. I will try to take him again!

Prof. Paizis makes lectures slightly slow, so we can easily understand the material. To get an A, you just need to spend 1h per week to review by doing practice questions, so there's no curve. He also provides Food For Thought for students who truely love economics. You can avoid if you just want a high score without attending and hard working.

Andrew Paizis is great. I had his lecture first thing in the morning for 1.5hours, 4days a week, but I always looked forward to class. The material is inherently dry but he makes is as fun as possible. The accent can be difficult at first but it's easily overcome able.

Paizis is fairly laid back and a pretty good guy. The best thing about his course is that it is extremely well organized. He does not do anything above and beyond in lecture but the materials and resources he provides make it very easy to do well in the class. Be ready to go to every class and do clicker questions as they are easy points. Good guy.

Paizis is super straightforward. You're only graded on online hw, attendance polls, and three multiple choice exams. Some of the exams are hard but you know exactly what you're getting yourself into before the class starts.

Choose him whenever you see him. This guy replied to your questions via email in 1 minute at 2 am. I have never seen any other professors at NYU do that. He enjoys teaching and respects students like etching these things into his soul. I will always choose him in whatever course I have to take.

He has received criticism for his difficulty but outlines expectations clearly. If you invest in his class you will succeed. Can't blow it off; read the textbook and study the vocab. Pay attention in lectures, he does much more than read the slides, he brings in current issues. He also emails at 2 am for final questions before tests. Great guy.

Prof. Paizis explains concepts well and often asks if anyone needs help. Hw is light but can be tough. Every class, he will ask you questions that require a clickers remote about the material. Questions count toward your grade, so you MUST attend class. For exams, study notes and online questions. Midterms were doable but final was much harder.

Good prof, lectures were pretty good, only thing is that the tests can be tough, and there really isn't a curve. Very test heavy beware

The course is hard in general but if you read the textbook and attend lectures reguarly you will be fine. It's def annoying that the he doesn't curve but his exams are much easier than other int econ profs'. The mode for the second midterm was 98 which shows most people do pretty well in this class.

If this is your first time in your life to take an economics class, you should choose Prof. Paizis. He is very inspiring and reply to students extremely quickly. He even reply emails at midnight! The exams are easy but you need to read because the exams are detail oriented

I think professor Paizis is an amazing Prof. Because he always respond to email within 10 min and being helpful all the time.

bit of a monotone lecture but overall explains things in a clear way that makes sense. sends a ton of emails but I don't mind bc they're normally just expanding on concepts from class and help explain things further + responds very fast to emails. very memorization heavy class but thats p normal for econ. worst part is cost of textbook/hw program

I don't understand other comments about his lectures being boring, he is by far one of the best lecturers I've had here at NYU. He clearly is extremely passionate about economics and seems to know so much about the field. His exams are fair, HW's are short, and yes he does send a bunch of emails but they're worth the read. Highly recommend!

Prof. Paizis is literally one of the BEST professors I met at econ department. His course needs you to read a lot of papers and long slides, but in the mean time you will learn a lot of corporate governance, which is very useful for my future career. As long as you work hard and read and try to understand everything, you will be fine.

amazing professor, UA 238 is super easy, midterm and final are all multiple choices. Easy A

Midterm almost half of students over 90, super easy midterm exam, 50 multiple choices.

No idea why you guys don't like him, overall exams are easy, Mode 96 for midterm.

No quizzes, easy hw and midterms, the average score is very high. Take him

I believe the easiest among Econ UA 2XX

TAKE HIM !!!

Man, what can I say, brilliant professor!

Prof. Paizis was the best professor I met at NYU. Even at midnight, he would still ask us if we had any questions. He was always there waiting for students to ask questions. I 100% recommend his courses.

He is caring and respected. Exams and HWs are easy. The lectures are amazing. Take him!

Amazing Professor! Taking Macro with him next year

Spam students with emails (which I personally think it's adorable), funny in lecture (although I have a difficult time staying focus in his lecture). Exams were not hard, just read through the powerpoint and you will be fine.

I took him for summer micro, and he was awesome. The Eastern European demeanor might be an adjustment, but he's a great teacher. Get ready for your email to be FLOODED with examples, but everything he sends is to help. He is invested in your success, given that you put the work in. He is available quite literally 24/7 (I think he doesn't sleep).

Professor Paizis makes this class a breeze. The exams and homeworks are manageable, and he's always happy to help. I found unstuckstudy ai super useful for quizzing myself before tests.

TAKE HIM Don't forget to do your homework ~ this is how you will prepare for the exams.

Its a easy class. If you do his reading and listen in class. Is very easy.

Paizis is relatively easy for Micro, but his International Econ class was more difficult. Paizis's lectures are thorough, and he clearly cares about course content. Many students do not attend lecture and likely find the exams "unfair" as a result. In reality, Paizis tests explicitly on covered course material and is happy to engage with students.

He's a great professor. His lectures are pretty entertaining and he actually seems to care about what he's teaching and connecting with students. I emailed him once at around 2am the night before an exam and he replied within 2 minutes, which is pretty rare to see out of other professors. Biggest downside is you have to buy an online textbook

Please read the textbook, and all questions are just based on it and your homework. Andrew is always accessible after class, and he often posts his interesting and insighted comments on recent news.

Everyone that likes to rate Paizis badly either doesn't show up to lecture (which barely matters anyway tbh) or doesn't read the textbook. To be fair, lectures aren't even necessary in his class if you just read the damn book. The slides, practices tests, and tests are all straight from the textbook, if you want an A, just READ THE BOOK.

If you memorize all the ppt content, you'll get an A