Cute and spunky; makes class very interesting and fun for 10:15 am... expect crazy noises on her powerpoints

She is such a sweet lady. However, her tests are awful. When she teaches, u feel like you know the material, but then when she tests u, u're gonna cry b/c u're not ready for it. However, she always has a huge curve. (it follows the econ dept's curve).

very nice lady and very helpful. difficult tests but huge curve. 80 and up as your average should get you an A or A-. boring lectures

Really sweet lady, very organized lectures.

kinda boring lectures (redundant, slow, plus it was 10 am), but she's really nice and the class is really easy if you just show up to class.

really clear. the quizzes arent hard, barely count in your grade, and keep you on top of the material. the tests are a little difficult because they dont follow exactly from lectures or the way the quizzes are done- so study a little more for those. id take her for every econ class if possible.

I love Professor Rogers! She provides so many resources to do well, and the quizzes really keep you on top of your game. She is really helpful, especially in office hours. I hate econ, but I actually looked forward to this class sometimes!

What an awesome prof.! She is very organized, very clear and teaches econ through a very systematic approach. Quizes help you stay on top of things. Midterm and Final are ridiculously hard... which is frustrating. She does tend to teach it at a much higher level than necessary. But she does it we

Good, clear lectures. She makes econ as interesting as it can be, and is very helpful. Her class isn't too hard, and I think she uses a different curve than 001 and 002 do. She gives weekly quizzes that aren't too hard and help you stay on top of the material.

He exams are ridiculously hard. Often there are 20-point curves on them.

You think that the class is easy because of the lectures and the homework which are pretty basic. Then you get the test and you don't know what hit you. You think you are getting them right but your really getting them wrong. You cannot study too much for her tests. Very Hard Teacher

Rogers is a really nice lady who likes to help her students understand macro. She is enthusiastic, which is nice, and she uses PP slides (with sound effects!) to present very clear lectures. However, while the material seems easy, the tests are tricky! Study hard! Good class overall though.

Rogers is an extremely clear teacher - always had organized slide-show lectures. Agreed, her tests are really hard. Watch out for the final - I did well on the midterms, but kinda slacked on the final ... came back to bite me.

Rogers is a good lecturer and very organized. She uses powerpoint slides and also posts them on Aplia, but you still have to go to class because she adds in a lot of additional information during lectures. Her tests are hard but she curves and there is a ton of outside help available.

Prof. Rogers was a nice woman and a very clear and organized lecturer. Her slides online were very helpful, but my TA had no idea what she was talking about and confused us more. Rogers made the class seem easy and then WHAM you get hit with an impossible exam...take someone else if you can

Amazing teacher. Defines quirkiness. Powerpoint junkie (with sound effects...and plenty of them). Extremely challenging tests. But curves fairly generously.

Lectures can be boring, but powerpoints are quirky. You have to completely understand the concepts if you want to do well on the exams, a 78-80 can get you an A- in the class because of the curves. weekly quizzes ensure you keep you with the lectures and make studying for midterms MUCH easier. I higly recommend! this is my second class with Carol

Best teacher I have ever had at Georgetown. Easiest A so far, especially for econ

Even though I have immense difficult in economics and only mustered a C+ in her class, Professsor Rogers is an amazing professor and teaches very well. You can see that she puts a lot of time into preparing her lectures and she cares a lot about her students. Her weekly quizzes prevent you from slacking off. I recommend overall taking her class.

let's face it- it's econ; it's not going to be interesting. but with rogers atleast you'll understand it. she takes so much time breaking down the material into easy to understand powerpoints filled with sounds and songs to make sure you're awake. if you have trouble with the material go to office hours. she's more than willing to help.

pretty fun, a little boring, but on the whole, fair and very helpful. she's much better for itrade. in fact, i'm not sure i'd recommend her for macro.

By no means an efficient lecturer. wastes a lot of time in class, tries to make power points interesting...TAs unhelpful/unclear

She's a pretty average professor...not too bad or too good. She tries to make the class a little more interesting but...hello...it's macro principles! You can't take her very seriously because she really is quite silly (ppt sound effects, bringing her children and having them sit in the front of the classroom, etc.). A nice lady though.

Lectures were very quirky. Her powerpoint presentations always had loud noises and funny graphics. Lectures are pretty good, but they can lure you into a false sense of complacency. Tests are manageable if you study a lot for them, but she is rediculously tricky with the wording of her questions so don't slack off. All multiple choice tests helped.

I took Rogers for Macro and Intl. Trade. I didn't like her for either. As a person, she is very nice and willing to help if you go to office hours. However, her lecturers are confusing, the Powerpoints are annoying, and her tests are EXTREMELY difficult. You will have to study a lot in order to get an A, if you are not naturally econ-inclined.

I had professor Rogers for Macro and Int. Trade and I think she's very nice and also very clear compared to a lot of other econ professors. It's probably a good bet for non-econ majors such as myself, and although I studied a lot, I think the tests aren't too bad if you go to class. Her powerpoints are annoying, but you just have to laugh...

Don't have a clue what people are talking about when they say she is unclear. She is very clear. Her exams are admittedly rigorous... She definitely strives to separate those who are familiar with and those who know the material. She expects an appropriate depth of knowledge... you'll have to actually study for an A. SHOCKER!!

I hated econ before this class, but she is definitely one of my favorite professors. She's funny, very clear, and a genuinely nice person. I would recommend her for any econ class. Unlike a lot of other professors, she does not throw curve balls at you during her exams. What she puts on the review sheet is what you get on the exam!

Very user-friendly teaching style. Powerpoints instead of chalkboard, as anyone who has suffered through a lecture with the faint pink chalk in ICC will appreciate. Exams are easy as long as you do the practice tests.

Such a clear and cheerful lecturer, but the trickiest exam-maker ever. You learn freaking a lot, but don't expect to ace easily: even if you thought you did so well on homework questions or exams, you would get about 70% right and a B.

Excellent Professor! She is very clear and makes the material comprehensible and interesting. I especially liked the fact that she used PowerPoint, which helped a lot when studying for exams. Provides review sheets with EVERYTHING you need for exam...much different than many of the econ profs I've had.

Great professor--very clear, takes her time to explain the key concepts. The exams (there are three) are each very fair, although you must pay close attention to the study guide to catch some of the smaller topics that you wouldn't expect on the exam. Overall, no complaints!

Carol Rogers is quirky and does the best she can with the material. It's not hard, but it helps to read the textbook along with going to lectures. Had an awesome TA, too, who was really helpful.

Learned a lot, but her tests (3, all multiple choice) are very tricky. Plus, my TA was awful.

Pretty standard professor; gets the job done. Class is nothing special-pretty straightforward.

Professor Rogers' class is tough, but I think she wants her students to do well. She is really enthusiastic about what she teaches and her slides are helpful. Although it's a big lecture, you need to go to class and take notes in order to do well on the tests. Tests are hard but fair. 2 midterms, a final and 7 homework assignments on BB.

Rogers teaches VERY slowly but you will understand all the information. People who say the tests and homework are out of nowhere - I don't know what they're talking about. I've never opened the book and I gotten an A on everything. All in all, not bad, a little boring, not really easy but seriously not that hard

really nice person, seems to genuinely want her students to do well and learn the material. tests are a bit tricky but if you've gone over enough practice problems you will be able to see the curve balls coming. powerpoint slides were helpful but i ended up using the textbook a lot too

Smart economist, bad teacher. Class was taught at harder than intro level, especially the last third. Does not go over in class a lot of what is on her tests. Practice tests give you a sense of what will be on the test but dont help you grasp the concepts that you didnt learn in the first place. What a nice lady, but find another class.

Macro principles, not too bad, very high level models, pretty basic. Very visual and graphic orineted. Multiple choice tests were fairly easy. Online homework assignments could be tough. Nice lady though, I would definitely recommend her for macro princples, better than the rest.

Make sure you do the practice test to get use to her style of questions. Questions are a bit tricky but just be prepared. Final was tough and the department curve doesn't help. She is very nice if you go and ask questions etc.

I was absolutely dreading taking econ here, but Rogers has made the course interesting and not that hard. Not only is she entertaining & quirky, but she allows you to bring cheat sheets to all the exams which helps A LOT. 9 graded homeworks keep you on top of things. Probably the best choice for ECON here and attendance@lectures/recitation=optional

Not as bad as people make her out to be, and the tests are fine provided you study her ppts, the textbook and the practice exams. Final grade counts for your entire grade if it's higher than current course average and you get a cheat sheet

Her class is hard, but there's a nice curve at the end. What all these posters are forgetting is how hard it is to teach macro - when I study for the tests and have questions, I always find the answers in the powerpoints. It's a nuanced subject, and Rogers does well teaching it. Just study hard and know the examples cold.

GO TO THE LECTURES!!!! You will do much better on HWs and tests if you hear how she explains concepts, and the powerpoints will make more sense. Very passionate about her subject. Go to recitation, and ask the TAs lots of questions. Do HW in groups with smart people.

Rogers is great. Extremely clear, helpful, and the tests aren't that bad if you study you're material and go to class. Also you get to bring an index card to tests. Going to class is pretty important, but she's a good lecturer that will make the material crystal clear. I'm definitely glad I had her for Macro. Definite Recommend.

After reading the comments on this site, I was skeptical, but Rogers is one of the clearest, most understanding professors I've had. She lays everything out clearly, doesn't assume you know everything, so definitely go to lecture. tests are based completely off of homework and study guides/sample tests. You can bring index cards to the test.

very clear teaching style, that can be boring at times because she is very thorough. but you get a solid foundation in macroeconomics. she doesn't try to trick you on exams. have to go to class because on exams anything is game. highly recommended for macro requirement.

i'm sure she probably makes the material as interesting as she can..you can tell she really loves it..as far as exams go, i found the practice problems to be EXTREMELY helpful, and you get to bring an index card, really no surprises if you complete her study guide... 2 midterms and a final, all mult choice, plus 9 blackboard hw assignments

Good professor. She knows what she's talking about, but tends to get a bit bogged down in long lines of graphs. Personally makes a review sheet and questions for each exam. Three exams (two midterms and final), each 30 MC questions, no short answer, 9-10 short homeworks on blackboard, two longer tutorials. Needs I-clicker. Could do much worse.

She's really sweet and often quite entertaining (i.e. when she's trashing Greenspan). Her lectures are informative and easy to understand, if a little too spoonfed. Three exams - all multiple choice, and ten short homeworks on Blackboard. Don't buy the book. Overall a good intro economics teacher.

Very nice, if a bit eccentric. Not a bad teacher to have for intro to macro

Very clear both about expectations and in lecture. Spoon-fed is a fair description thereof and if you're serious about ECON you'll get an easy A and be bored out of your mind. If you're not (like me) then the lectures are really helpful and it'll be a generally amiable (if vaguely high school-ish) experience.

Carol Ann is fantastic. She goes through everything slower than molasses, but it's really easy to learn. I hate econ but Carol was so entertaining and the multiple choice tests were not difficult so long as you go to class. Take her if you are only taking econ because you have to. She loves the stuff!

Professor Rogers overall is a good professor for macroeconomics especially for those who aren't into Econ. I learned a lot in her class and I would say that it increased my interest in economics. The homework and multiple choice tests aren't too bad but she does have some exceptionally tricky questions on the tests/midterms of which there are two. She does a good job at explaining the material and goes through it at a good pace. She does, however, have a strong, funny Midwest accent.

Professor Rogers clearly loves Econ, and her passion for it makes the lectures entertaining. If you do better on the final exam than you have done in the class throughout the semester, your final exam grade becomes your final grade for the class (thank goodness)! Lectures are clear, but the material is difficult!

Attendance is done with iclickers. Professor Rogers LOVES econ and her enthusiasm definitely enhances the lectures. As with all intro econ classes, the majority of people are on facebook during class or just don't come, so if you pay attention and take notes, doing well isn't a problem. She lets you bring one large notecard of info to each exam.

Too cute for words. Wants her students to do well and if you take advantage of what she offers, practice problems, old exams, discussion board, you will do well. Does not try to trick you on the final. The material can be dry, but as far as econ options Rogers is your best bet.

Professor Rogers is very interested in the class she teaches and even though it can get boring, the enthusiasm helps. The class is easy. All her tests are 30 multiple choice questions and not very difficult. Each hw is just 10 multiple choice questions and also not too difficult.

Professor Rogers is great and is one of the best econ professors. However, the material and the TAs are crappy (I'm not an econ whiz). Her homeworks are straightforward and fair. However, the tests can be tough. She has a nice policy in which she'll take your final grade and make it your class grade if you do well on it. Take her.

Professor Rogers is amazing, always enthusiastic. I know it's difficult to give a class at the auditorium where many won't actually be paying much attention. Yet, she always manages to keep a positive outlook and makes the PowerPoints fun and makes jokes every once in a while to keep us awake and optimistic about understanding the material.

Such a cute lady! Pretty easy class. She keeps you engaged even in a 200+ lecture room. Highly recommended.

Clearest teacher I think I've ever had. Hilarious too. Exercises in sections were really helpful to me. She's worth it, take her.

This course was not particularly difficult if you spent some time studying prior to tests, attending recitation helps clarify topics taught during lecture. Not all necessary information is contained in PowerPoints, so attendance is encouraged with iClicker points.

You will love carol ann and her amusing midwestern accent! Only economics professor that can keep the class awake and alert through boring and dense material. She is very willing to help you and she stays on top of the TAs to do the same. Great econ prof, would definitely recommend for macro principles! You won't regret it!

really nice and keeps the boring lectures interesting. take her

Prof. Rogers is really nice. RECOMMEND!!!!

She is highly energetic and competent in the subject. Although the exams are difficult, they are doable. I highly recommend this class for SFS students who need to complete their econ requirements.

iTrade is fun w Rogers. You never want to fall asleep in lecture because she always makes it interesting. Econ is not my strong subject, and Rogers really made me like it. I would recommend her to complete this requirement. If you do the problem sets, you will be fine

Took for Macro. Super helpful, gives old exams for practice. Lets you bring an index card for the midterms (2) and a full sheet of paper (front & back) to the final. It's really hard to not get a decent grade. Seriously you have to try harder to be dumb than you do to pass with an A-.

The best economics teacher I've had at Georgetown. Very sweet, very clear, and willing to go out of her way to help you understand. Weekly quizes make sure you understand the material as you go. Would highly recommend!

Took Carol for Macro. Definitely not the easiest class, but you CAN succeed (I got an A and didn't even take Micro) if you really work hard. She lets you fill out a whole index card with info for the midterms and a full page for the final. She's also hilarious. All in all, an excellent teacher in a challenging class. You get out what you put in.

Nice lady always willing to help you out. Class is still very difficult as her homework does not do a good job of preparing people for the test. Her lectures can be incredibly boring at times, and she has specific items she loves and will lecture about even though they are tangentially related to the class. Not an easy A and you need to work

Rogers spends a lot of time on her classes and it shows. She is always willing to help you, presents the information in a clear way, and leaves no guesswork about what she expects from you on the exams. It's an easy class and it's also pretty enjoyable. Go to her office hours and ask her any questions that you have - she's really nice!

Carol is a sweetheart and is very clear in lectures. Tests are multiple choice and can be hard but the curve helps. Pay attention in lecture, take all the practice tests, take advantage of the notecard she lets you take into exams and you will do well. Wrote everything I could possibly fit on the card and didn't have to remember much for the final.

Carol is the sweetest woman ever! She can get off-track in the lectures, but she really makes an effort to explain the material well and make the class engaging. She really puts a lot of effort into preparing her classes and you can really tell. I've taken two of her classes and would take more if I could.

Carol obviously cares a lot about teaching and is really sweet. A good choice for the SFS requirement.

Rogers is pretty funny and defs someone to get used to. She prides herself in using powerpoint transitions and effects. Lectures are a bit long but the HW assignments are helpful and you get three tries on them. Not the best but a decent Macro prof

I enjoyed Rogers in Macro. The lectures are long and dry, but pay attention and take notes and it'll pay off. Homework about once a week, online, very easy to get 100% by working with others. Tests are hard, all MC, but she does provide you with the past 4 year's exams for pratice. All tests are very simliar. Graded on a curve, top 40% get A's

I actually loved this class. Rogers has very good powerpoints with plenty of humor mixed in. She has an adorable Chicago accent and loves economics more than anyone else in the world. She has an incredibly large amount of office hours if you need extra help, and she is always very nice and friendly.

If you trust yourself to pace out the work throughout the semester, take the class. If, like me, you get distracted by life, don't take this class--the "flipped" classroom (you learn outside of class) meant that I didn't teach myself everything until it was too late . If you can handle that lack of structure, though, an A is yours for the taking.

Rogers is quintessential average. She's solid, not amazing. She lectures on broad concepts. If you learn the concepts, think things through, and put the work in you'll do fine. Between the Econ departmental curve and Rogers not wanting to fail anyone, you have to put in a lot of blood, sweat, and tears to get less than a B-.

Somewhat boring lectures but she explains most of the material pretty well, although she often goes on tangents where she talks about stuff that will never be on the tests. Overall it's a good class, especially for a 200+ intro lecture.

Many students bash Prof. Rogers, but I didn't think she was that bad. In all honesty, most students just don't care about Econ enough to pay attention in class, procrastinate on the material, skip recitation, and cheat on homework by working with friends. If you actually try at the class and don't take the easy route, this class will be an easy A.

I dislike economics and have only had bad experiences with econ professors at Georgetown. This class, however, was clearly structured and refreshingly straightforward. No surprises. Lots of work on a regular basis. This is annoying at first, but helps prevent last minute pre-final crises. Prof Rogers is quirky, funny, and always willing to help.

Carol Rogers is a good teacher. People get sore about their grades. she was straight-forward and her tests were fair

Her classes are not easy to get trough but in the end you'll end up absorbing the material very well. So yeah it's not an easy A but you learn a lot in the end.

Professor Rogers is very passionate about what she teaches. She is a very nice lady who is always willing to help you. Her lectures are inspiring for me. Plus, TA notes are really helpful for studying purposes.

I truly do not understand why so many people dislike her. I found her lectures clear and engaging, and she is a sweet woman who is really passionate about what she teaches. She clearly outlines exactly what to know before each test and gives ample study materials. I really enjoyed this class and had little trouble getting an A.

Carol is a real gem in the Econ department. ITrade is on a curve, so it's not exactly an easy A, but her class structure keeps you busy, motivated, and understanding the concepts well. Lots of group work and tutorial-like lecture captures to apply the concepts learned. Tests are not easy, but are more than manageable if you study well. Take her!

Carol Rogers is incredibly passionate about what she teaches and keeps class interesting by integrating current events. I think many the negative reviews simply come from people who do not care enough to try. If you pay attention in class and do the homework, you will succeed. Exams are very close to the practice ones she provides.

I truly don't understand why people don't like Professor Rogers. Yes, her lectures do tend to ramble a little but that's only because she tries to bring in real world examples to make the course applicable. Her expectations are straightforward and the study guides matched the exam questions almost exactly. Plus she is funny during the lectures.

I loved Professor Rogers! This class is harder than ECON001 but she has very fair tests and is always eager to meet outside of class if you have any questions. She's also just the sweetest person ever. If you keep up with the work and only miss a few classes the curve makes an A very possible. Would definitely recommend taking Professor Rogers!

I've taken Rogers for both Macro and ITrade, and both her classes were hard, but that's because Econ is super difficult. I think she did a good job being as clear as possible and there were plenty of opportunities to practice/ask questions to improve. She also writes her own text for the class, so it is really clear what info will be on the test.

I have had Professor Rogers for Intro to Macro and International Trade. I prefer her as a teacher for ITRADE, as I came into Intro to Macro with no prior knowledge of economics. In ITRADE, she does a flipped-classroom set-up so that you complete exercises before class. As someone who has to work hard to understand econ, that helped me a lot.

Professor Rogers is a good professor for Principles of Macroeconomics. She tries to make her lectures interesting with anecdotes and jokes. Her tests are very similar to the homework, so if you understand those problems and put in the study time, you will do fine!

Carol is a very solid teacher, and one of the better ones in the Econ department. Lectures aren't mandatory to attend, but they're useful because she teaches the material in an unorthodox way. Attend recitations; they're super helpful!

econ 002 with Professor Rogers is a typical large lecture course. She is very knowledgeable in her field, and teaches the material well. Took the class to satisfy a requirement and Econ is not my strength/interest. However, Prof Rogers did a good job guiding a non-econ student to a basic understanding of macroeconomics.

Carol is fine for macro - funny in lecture and very helpful in office hours. You get free HW points, but both midterms are hard and the final is cumulative. Go to lecture - it doesn't help learning the problems but she tests other factual content from it. Recitation is helpful to learn to do problems if you get a good TA.

Love her. Has an incredibly intuitive teaching style and walks you through tricky concepts step by step. She tells you EXACTLY what to prepare for on her exams and gives you everything you need to succeed including recitation worksheets, practice exams, checklists, and extra exercises. She has a witty sense of humor and really cares about students.

Carol gets a lot of undeserved rate. Gives yiu detailed review sheets to prepare for exams, extra credit opportunities, and uses mostly clear ppt slides. If you put in the effort to show up to class, pay attention, do the homework and study, you shouldn't have too much of a problem to get an A. Took her for both Macro and iTrade. Also, she's funny!

These ratings are skewed because Macro is hard no matter what. Carol Rogers is a pretty good professor who clearly cares a lot. The political stuff in her class is backed up by multiple statistics and facts and also by polls of many economists across the country, so I think some of the reviews about her supposed political bias are kinda unfair.

I was a fan of Rogers. Lectures could sometimes get dry, but she's pretty straight forward on what she expects on the tests. Read her review sheets before the tests, and do the hw. She's also very funny. And I don't agree with many of her opinions, but I still enjoyed the class.

Very solid choice for Macro. If you stay on top of your work, you'll probably get the grade you want. Her lectures are pretty good and she can be funny.

Carol is the best choice for Macro. Lectures are accessible and straightforward but attendance is not necessary to pass - I stopped attending one month into the semester and ended the class with an A-. Use the TA notes and lecture slides posted online, study from her review sheets, and don't skimp on the homework. Easy class to do well in.

Easy A. I went to just about every lecture (unless sick) but you don't needa go to em. I would though, they're interesting. Tests are crammable but I found that if you pay attention in lectures it makes the class easy. Learned that in like the 4th to last class lol, and wish I listened more, but some extra studying will make up for that. GL!

Carol is one of my favorite professors I've had at Georgetown thus far. She does her best to make lectures interesting and offers many options for reviewing content. With practice homework questions, in-depth review guides, past exams, and recitations, you get what you put in.

Carol!!! If you see this, I love you!!! I already have a mom, but I would really like to have a grandma and you totally give off A+ cookies vibes!!! Please adopt me!!

Imagine if your grandma was an economics genius who decided to teach college students. The sweetest human being. Tests and HW are challenging, but she drops two lowest HWs. Pay attention, use the lecture slides to do the HW and you'll be fine. She does the best she can teaching 700 students. Econ sucks for everyone, but Rogers is lovely. Take her.

She reminds me of a Midwest aunt who's too smart for the rest of the family and just wants them to understand what's going on the economy. This class is a rite of passage and you'll get what you put in. Did not buy the textbook, rarely went to lecture, never to recitation, and got an A by just using the TA notes she posts every class and cramming.

Professor Rogers is a pretty average professor who gets the job done at communicating content. Her class isn't hard as long as you keep up with homework and keep up with lecture.

She makes everything in class and in lectures extremely clear and easy to follow! Just follow the class, do the homework, and you'll do fine on exams. She tests you on the concepts that she actually teaches. Very kind and helpful in office hours. Learned a lot and talked about interesting current events. Great class!

I loved having Carol for Macro! She was so sweet and caring and always had the best outfits! She was always really excited about the course content and released review sheets for every test. The tests were really fair (she allowed a notecard) and after transitioning to online they were open note. Attend recitation to make the weekly HW easier.

Solid choice for intro macro. She clearly puts a lot of effort into preparing for lectures. Very organized and clear. Class is straightforward. As long as you keep up with lectures, readings, and homework, the exams will not be a problem. No surprises whatsoever. She also teaches on a lot of current events which keeps lectures interesting

Professor Rogers is a great choice for Macro as long as you're willing to put in a bit of extra work. Simply going to lectures won't be enough to get an A, but if you go to recitation each week and a few TA office hours before the exam you should be fine. Going to lecture helps but isn't necessary, same with the textbook readings.

She is likable and gives you chance to improve. Problem sets can be hard if you don't go to TAs section.

not sure why her reviews are so mediocre (maybe they were in class vs online?) but macro with prof Rogers has been pretty good so far. her lectures are very accessible, straightforward, and short (asynch around 20 minutes, synch around 40 mins to avoid zoom fatigue). TA office hours available for hw and studying help. super nice and quirky prof!

Professor rogers is a gem. Her class is amazing and you can tell she puts in so much care into both organization and teaching. Her canvas page and syllabus are extremely accessible, she is always available for office hours, and her lectures always make my day better. She is very knowledgable, but more importantly such a great teacher. A little hard

I love Carol Rogers. She has the best accent in the game. I could listen to her day and night, plus she's effective in teaching the material. If you put decent effort into studying for the tests you'll be fine, especially since they pull a lot from the problem sets. She's also generous with the curve. Great choice!

Carol is so nice and helpful, especially in her office hours! She was really accommodating, typing up transcripts for all her lectures. Her lectures can be a little confusing sometimes but they're mostly effective. I felt well-prepared for exams; highly recommend working with other people on the homeworks. Solid choice for macro.

Prof Rogers is so underrated! She has been so kind and accommodating during COVID. Lectures are divided into synch and asynch ones to avoid Zoom fatigue. No need to read the optional textbook, her lectures cover everything (she's a tech whiz!). Homework problems are pretty similar to exam questions. She really helps her students do their best!

Carol is the GOAT. Even though I got an A in micro and an A- in this class, I felt like I actually understood what was going on in class. She's very enthusiastic, and you can tell that she loves her job. ECON is nobody's favorite, but if you have to take 002, take it with her. I wouldn't want to take it with anyone else.

Prof Rogers is definitely a solid choice for Macro. She was very understanding during the pandemic and genuinely wants to make lectures easy to understand for students. Clear grading criteria and exam questions similar to homeworks. TAs were most helpful and would recommend going to TA sessions. Overall, not hard to get an A. Good choice for Macro!

If you take good notes from lectures and redo the hw and recitation questions, you will do well. You definitely have to work hard in this class for the A, but it is very rewarding. I really enjoyed the content of the lectures.

Based on the other RMP ratings, I was initially very nervous for this class but Prof Rogers is great. Exams were fair and open note, open internet, etc so as long as you take decent notes in class you'll be fine. You have to go to class though because she doesn't post lecture recordings. Also, don't bother with a textbook, you don't need it.

I liked Rogers a lot--very sweet and quirky so definitely made class interesting. As long as you take good notes and go to class, you'll be fine; don't bother reading the textbook. Problem sets can be challenging but great practice for exams so take the time to understand them. Exams are MC and honestly not that bad when you study!!

Professor Rogers was great! Her lecture/review materials were comprehensive and very helpful. With over three decades of teaching the subject, she is very competent on the subject. I agree that the class was so individualized some standard nomenclature was lost, but this never presented too difficult of a problem. Be sure to go to office hours!

Prof. Rogers is super nice. Her lectures were engaging and concise. Her course has a unique but effective structure. She teaches the content clearly, though very little of what she teaches is standard macro, so there are many unusual names, graphs, etc. However, her tests reflect exactly what she says in class, so it's manageable.

Carol Rogers gets unfair hate. She was an absolute icon, and though macroeconomics itself is hard, the course was taught clearly and well.