Professor Pope was amazing. He was energetic and hilarious. As long as you go to the lectures and review sessions, you'll do great in the class. Definitely worth taking!

He is an excellent teacher! However, the assignments are graded vigourously and the class is graded on a bell curve. It actually helps the class because the tests are so difficult.

Professor Pope is exciting and interesting. He uses a much clearer and better written textbook than Kearl's class. Review sessions prepare well for test and you have plenty of time for assignments. Funny guy!

I loved professor Popes class. He is very energetic and clear and funny. Doesn't get too in-depth, but tests are easier that way. Good guy. Much micer than Kearl (I took Kearls class and got a C+, Pope gave me an A-).

His lectures are very intertaining. I didn't sleep through any of them!

Doc. Pope is the best, he explains everything very well. the tests are killer, but thats the class for you.

Dr. Pope is tha man. His lectures are sweet, plus he knows his stuff like no other. The tests are hard to prepare for, because they often contain things no covered in class, so ya gotta do yo' reading, fo sho.

He is a great teacher, but his tests are so hard. But AHTG is just terrible hard.

You've heard awful things about this class, but with Pope it isn't so bad. He's a little arrogant (like all the Econ profs), but his lectures are very entertaining. I had him at 8 a.m. and never fell asleep once! For tests, be sure to read the textbook.

You learn without realizing it in Prof. Pope's class because he is so entertaining. I hardly read the book for this class. I went to a TA review session every week to prepare for tests. DEFINITELY go to review sessions-they cover test material specificially.

Great Class! Although was not as challenging as others had claimed. As long as you're breathing you will do extremely well in the class. Forget the review sessions, they infact try to trick you. Just stick to Pope's lectures and you will do well.

entertaining class, I enjoyed it and learned a lot. His class is quite easy compared to the hell that is Kearl's class. Pay attention to lectures and go to the lab for homework. Overall, a great class.

Dr. Pope is entertaining. His long time teaching experience makes the class flow along easily while keeping your attention. He is arrogant and doesn't accept when he is wrong, but he usually is never wrong. Stay on top of the reading and review sessions do help apply what he says in class.

Pope is really funny and his classes are awesome. Economics is a tough subject but he does his best and he's probably the best teacher for it! I looked forward to his lectures but going to TA review sessions and lab is a must! Also register your book online to take the practice quizes!

If you are in his class do your self a favor and don't try to answer any of his questions. He'll mock you without mercy if you're wrong. That's super funny for everybody else in the class (they get to laught at your stupidity) but probably not too great for the laughee. I never raised my hand, so I really liked his class.

Good teacher! His class is tough, but if you do all the assignments and study hard, you can do fairly well on the tests. He gives a pop quiz almost everyday, so you have to be on-time and in class. Lectures were fine and he was able to explain the concepts well!

From what I've heard about Kearl, Pope's class is way easier. Personally, I really enjoyed him. I thought he was a good teacher and explained things well. But Econ is simply just a hard class. Go to reviews, they do help. If you have to take Econ 110, I highly recommend C Arden Pope.

The first two tests weren't too hard. The third one was a killer. Dr. Pope is a funny guy and likes to tell stories, so his lectures are usually interesting but they are also often usless for the tests. If you want to get a good grade GO TO TA'S REVIEW SESSIONS! Dr. Pope's class is hard but still the easiest compare to other econ teachers.

If you're sarcastic, you'll love this class. He tells people their answers are dumb if they are, but in a funny way. He's entertaining, but that doesn't make the material any easier. Use the review sessions, get help from the TA's and you'll do fine. Overall, a very enjoyable class.

Pope is a funny guy. Although I don't believe the material to be the most interesting stuff on the planet, he makes some funny situations and stuff to help keep it interesting. The tests are challengine, but not too hard if you know your stuff. Overall, a good professor, and from what I have heard, probably the easiest for Econ 110.

pope is a great teacher, i always enjoy the lectures, especially his stylistic stories to help us understand the concepts better. Use the TA's, and make sure you go to the review sessions. The tests are challenging, but as long as you do the reading and homework, and go to class and the review sessions, you'll be good

I just finished all of my GE classes and Pope's econ 110 was by far my favorite. Great lectures, very funny, very knowledgable. If you answer a question wrong in class he will mock you for weeks (very funny for everyone but the kid who answered wrong). To succeed: go to the review sesions by the TA's.

Pope is a really funny and fun teacher. His class is pretty hard but so are all the Econ 110 classes from what I hear. I would recommend this Pope as a teacher.

Pope is really funny! His lectures are entertaining and he tailors them to the class. He teaches clearly and his tests are probably the easiest out of the 110 professors. I seriously thought about an Econ. minor because of him but them I found out that I sucked at Calculus.

GOOD TEACHER. easiest of econ 110 prof. most likely. dont take from other professor unless you have to. class isnt easy, but no econ 110 class is

I've taken ECON 110 twice now and Pope by far was the better teacher and easier. Tests are aren't easy. You have to study and read and do all the homework thouroughly to do well. Econ is going to be hard no matter who you take it from. To do well, go to the lab for homwk help and go to all the TA reviews. They see the tests before the reviews

Very nice guy who knows his stuff. His own research is interesting and impressive, but his classes are often boring and slow paced. Much of the required learning has to come from reading. Grading is fair, mostly based on exams which are all multiple choice but very difficult. No major writing assignments.

C.A. Pope was a good econ teacher. It took me a little while to figure out that his lectures often don't coincide with the readings, but once I did I was fine. Do the homework problems, study hard for the tests and you will be fine. He is passionate about economics, and his lectures are very lively and interesting.

Truly cares about his students and likes to conduct his lectures. The book is wordy. TA's reveiw sessions are helpful. Not as hard as the freshman say it is. Read the book for the Macro stuff and the final won't suprise you.

C.A. Pope was a good econ teacher. It took me a little while to figure out that his lectures often don't coincide with the readings, but once I did I was fine. Do the homework problems, study hard for the tests and you will be fine. He is passionate about economics, and his lectures are very lively and interesting.

If you need to take Econ 110 take it from Pope. I took it from Kearl my freshman year and it killed me. But now 3 years later i took it from pope and it seemed like a cake walk. Do the homework and go to the exam reviews and you should be fine. Also you have to read the New ideas from dead economists book, but thats not to hard.

Yeah the class is hard, but Pope is still the way to go. He's a great lecturer and can explain things with funny and applicable examples. His bluntness may offend some people, but I thought it made the class more enjoyable. If you give a stupid answer, he'll tell that it was a stupid answer, but he'll always tell you why. Take him.

Prof. Pope is a good teacher. He can be easily understood, and he genuinely cares about his students.

He is a world renowned economist. If you read the text and go to TA lecture sessions this class is easy. Don't take if you are easily offended, as he somehow finds a way to offend home-schooled Utah Mormon girls.

great professor, his lectures are awesome,though i didnot do very good in his class, i loved his class. i would recommend to take this class from him........

Everyone knows econ 110 is a difficult class but if you have to take it make sure Pope is your professor! He is a fantastic teacher and I'm pretty sure his tests are easier than most.

Pope is great. He's got great humor and will make you laugh. Tests were straight-forward and fair, though somewhat difficult. He's all about teaching you the principles of economics and then giving you the responsibility of being able to apply them to different situations. Lectures can get long (especially at 8 am), but overall a great class.

Pope is a good teacher and his lectures are very entertaining. His tests are tough and there are no study guides provided. If you work hard you can get a good grade.

Professor Pope is probably the best Econ 110 teacher you could have. He is a renowned environmental economist, so he pretty much teaches this class because he wants to, and he's been doing it for quite a few years, I believe. My TAs were extremely helpful--make sure to go to their review sessions to do well on the tests.

Dr. Pope is an excellent teacher! Probably the overall best for ECON 110. His tests are difficult but the class overall isn't a ton of work- the homework level is low. However, his lectures are very fast-paced so you can get lost if you don't keep up with the reading. Get help from the TAs, do your homework, and study hard for tests.

Take ECON 110 from him! I highly recommend it! He's an amazing person and you'll learn lots!

Pope is a good lecturer and prepares you well for tests. Word on the street is that he's quite a bit easier than some of the other econ professors as well. A little bit of an environmental nut but a good guy. Recommended.

One of the classes I have most enjoyed at BYU. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to better understand the world and it's economy. Outstanding lectures and tough tests led to a lot learned in one semester.

Dr. Pope is an AMAZING Econ 110 teacher! It is a difficult subject that I felt he covered very well. He is easy to understand and is reasonable on tests.There is no busy work. All the homework is helpful. Use the TAs. They are very helpful! It is a great class and if you have to take Econ 110 I definitely recommend taking it from him!

If you don't like taking multiple choice tests with 15 options per question (Kearl), take Pope. ECON 110 is hard with whomever, but Pope's class is much more manageable, and he's a great lecturer. Plus, he's super funny.

Econ 110 is a hard class no matter who you take it with. If you are an Econ major and love taking ridiculously hard classes, then go to Kearl, but if you just want to get the class over with and want a more manageable class, then take Pope. Even if his tests are still hard, he actually wants you to succeed. He's also way funny and interesting.

I would definitely take Econ 110 from Professor Pope if you can. He is a funny guy and presents the material in a clear, understandable way, which makes it a lot easier to go to class at 8:00 am. He also uses an interesting, understandable textbook. If you didn't understand something in lecture, you could find it in the textbook and vice versa.

I really enjoyed Dr. Pope's class and he's a great teacher. However, I suffer from extreme test anxiety, and in a class where 75% of your grade comes down to about 100 questions in the testing center, this is BAD. So, if you're not a great test taker, go elsewhere.

I enjoyed Pope's class. If you listen to the lectures and visit the lab every so often, you will do well. I didn't read the chapters for the homework or anything and did well. He's entertaining though and wants you to do well. Take Pope

Good guy. He really tries to keep his lectures interesting and entertaining. Very open to questions. He really wants you to succeed, and is pretty generous when it comes to dropping test questions. Go to the TA reviews, they are super helpful. Pope's great.

This class was pretty manageable, but I found the final to be difficult. I got an 89.5, which I'm not extremely happy with, but this was a great class so I have no regrets. Dr Pope is a great professor who has great enthusiasm for economics.

Learned a lot. He doesn't use slides, but either writes key ideas on the chalkboard or does a walkthrough of calculations you'll do for tests. Pay close attention to the details of his graphs and tables, or else you'll get hosed on tests. TAs conduct an in-class review for all tests. Read before class, attend a few other outside reviews, get an A.

Honestly, I wish we would have had more practice with his style of questions. The textbook assignments didn't match his test, but I ended up doing well in the class. I think he would really benefit from practice tests! However, the TA reviews were very helpful. Just make sure you take time and don't rush the tests which are 75% of grade.

He lectures well but it's often hard to keep up, especially early in the morning. The homework and textbook will help, though it would be nice if we didn't have to spend $149 on aplia just to get a grade.

I took 110 from Kearl, it was HARD, I got a D. I retook it from Pope, loved it, and got an A. Pope's entertaining and he presents the material simply. I quickly grasped concepts that I didn't get the entire semester with Kearl. Econ is a rigorous class but Pope makes it as easy as possible. You MUST go to class, listen, and take GOOD notes!?

Enjoyable teacher. TA's wrote tests, thus TA help essential was for me. Class packed full of material.

He is a very enthusiastic professor and makes class interesting! Midterms are easy if you do the study guide. TAs are very helpful.

Class was pretty simple. Pope does a good job explaining the material and keeps lectures interesting and engaging. No textbook but readings of econ papers on learningsuite. I wasn't super excited to take this class but it turned out to be one of my favorites. Assignments include a reading journal, midterm and final and daily quizes.

He is a world authority on air pollution, and that definitely shows in lecture. A good grasp of econometrics will help you stay awake in class, but the tests are surprisingly easy. He's usually engaging, but toward the end of class it felt like we were hearing the same points over and over.

This class was a lot of fun. The subject matter is very interesting and Dr. Pope gives great lectures. Not a difficult workload at all. This is a great class to take from a renowned economist.

Second Time taking Econ and it was worth it. Going to the TA reviews is key to a descent grade. Make sure you do well on all the tests because if you bomb one it will bring you down. Pope is the Best Econ teacher for a good grade here at BYU

I really enjoyed Dr. Pope's class! He's very knowledgeable and lectures were very interesting even though I'm not a huge Econ fan. He makes the lectures very understandable, but the tests do require lots of studying and Aplia takes some time each week. What do you expect, it's Econ. The class was very fair though, I would take it from him again!

Dr. Pope is the best teacher I have had at BYU! Your going to have to work for your grade, it's econ! Use the TAs review sessions and office hours! Pope teaches the material in a way that is super easy to understand! If you want a good grade, teacher who cares and is funny take it from him! I always looked forward to econ and i had it at 8 am!

Professor Pope knows his stuff when it comes to Econ, he tries to make it interesting and is extremely passionate about the subject, but seems to not care as much about the last section about Macroeconomics. Great lecturer. Study hard for the tests and use the TA's or you're done.

Great professor, very excited about the subject. Very clear teaching and just a great guy.

Dr. Pope is one of the best professors I've ever had. He really tries to help his students understand the material and he's a pretty funny guy. 440 was a great class to take.

Dr. Pope is a great teacher. He helped me to develop a love for economics. Go to the TA recitations and you will do well on the exams.

Pope explains the concepts using good examples and is clear, in-class quizzes almost every class so you have to show up, the TA's are incredibly helpful. Don't expect a good grade without a lot of work, as with all econ classes.

Econ 110 is known as being a hard class, but Pope's class has been awesome. There's one or two reading assignments each week that take an hour or two each. There is one book you have to read and write a short report on it. The tests can be difficult, but if you know the material and are serious about this class, it won't be hard.

He is great!

So, econ seems to be dreaded by everyone on BYU campus. I was scared to death, but it really wasn't that bad. Did I think it was possible for me to get an A+, not really. But, after the first test, I realized that the tests ARENT THAT BAD. I didn't have to study that much material. Professor Pope is a great lecturer, he understands his students.

A is 95%+ or top 10% of class, next 10 % A- etc. You must do your own studying and read the book. Homework is light and easy, lectures are theoretical. So if you want to do well you need to make sure you know it. if you do the practice homework, and understand it, you should do great on the tests. Its really not that bad.

His lectures were interesting at first. Don't get me wrong, I love the topic, it's my major, but I always got more from reading the textbook than going to class. By the end of the semester he read from a powerpoint instead of more inspirational lectures. If you're looking for an easier Econ class, go for it, but not if you're passionate about Econ.

I always heard that Econ 110 was the hardest class I would take at BYU. However, I would suggest to anyone who is nervous about Econ 110 to take it from Dr. Pope. From the first moment I entered the class, I could tell he loved economics and his students. His tests are slightly difficult, but in no way inaccessible. I'd highly recommend him!

Best Econ 110 teacher at BYU. His class is actually possible. 75% of your grade is based on tests but if you go to the TA recitation sessions (reviews) you should do just fine on them. Homework is not bad, 1-2 assignments due every friday. Quizzes nearly every day. One really easy book review.

He's hilarious. Readings were interesting and not too heavy. Shares great life stories surrounding his own research.

Econ 110 is hard no matter what but Dr. Pope is one of the easier professors. He is funny and caring. The tests come mostly from the lecture, not the homework or the book report.

Econ is a tough class, but Pope is the best option in my opinion. Lectures are engaging and you can tell he is passionate about the topic. 2 Midterms and a final worth 75% of your grade.. Tests are VERY lecture heavy. Homework is due every Friday on online website, not too difficult. Pope is the easier option for econ but you still learn a lot

Dr. Price's lectures were generally fascinating and his world-renowned expertise enhanced the class experience. However, if you do not have an economic mind, prepare for your GPA to suffer horrendously. Most of the class failed the first two midterms. The homework load is reasonable, but what the tests will focus on is never really clear.

One of the best lecturers in the Economics department. I was frequently captivated by both the content Dr. Pope shared as well as his delivery. Cleary a world-class Economist. Grateful to have had the opportunity to be in this class.

Econ 110 is not as horrifying as people often describe it. Dr. Pope is good at explaining things and connecting to the class, and the Mankiw textbook he uses is also very helpful, so make sure you do the readings! I am very glad I took the class from Pope, and he had really excellent TAs when I took it, which helped a lot.

ECON110's not an easy class no matter who you take. Prof. Pope's no exception, but he makes it doable. Get ready to read & work hard, and make sure to be on time for attendance quizzes (very easy, but will affect your grade!). His lectures are EXCELLENT & really make the material clear. His tests and grading are fair. He cares about his students.

Pope knows his economics forwards and backwards. An amazing lecturer that gets basic econ across really well. That being said, if 8 am isn't your thing, beware. And if 75% of your grade being tests isn't your thing, beware. Despite this, most say that he's easier than his alternatives. If you take it, remember: tests are 0% book and 100% lectures.

Besides Prof. Pope's passion and knowledge for environmental economics, him also being a leading expert on air pollution turns what could be an average class into a great one. He has random in-class quizzes to incentivize attendance. If you take good notes and attend the reviews, you can score high on exams (one midterm and a final)

Dr. Pope is passionate about economics and his lectures are pretty entertaining and full of real-life applications. He DOES like to throw in pop quizzes at the beginning of class, which is brutal if you take it at 8 am. Show up, and BE ON TIME. Take advantage of TA reviews BEFORE the exams. Test questions can be VERY tricky, so study, study, study!

He gives the best class lectures I have ever attended. He knows his stuff, doesn't rely on lecture slides, and explains things so that we understand them. He uses the latest economic data to make this class relevant. The book is only used for the (easy-to-do) online work, tests are mostly from lectures. Attend TA reviews, and you should do fine.

Dr. Pope is an amazing professor. He really wants you to understand the difficult material and goes to great lengths to explain it in a way that is comprehensible. This class is easier if you like the subject matter. Tests are challenging, but very fair and he drops unfair questions (1-2 per test). If you need to take Econ 110, take it from Pope.

Dr Pope belongs in front of an econ class. He knows his lectures forwards and backwards, and delivered then with passion and clarity. He is open to questions in class, but is sure to not let one student take up a lot of time in class. The tests are also very doable if your pay attention in class and take your time.

Pope is an excellent teacher but he teaches a hard class. He's probably the best option if you have to take Econ 110.

Dr. Pope rocks! Econ 110 is a hard class regardless, but I would take it from him. He is very passionate about economics and covers a lot. You have to take good notes because the tests focus on lectures and hws and they don't always overlap. The TAs are SO helpful. If you want to do well, you HAVE to go the TA recitations and open labs.

Go to class and pay attention so you know what will be on the exams. The first half of the class was really cool, the second half was a bunch of "special topics" that were pretty boring. Pope is a legend though and even though his jokes can be sketchy, he's hilarious. A good TA can make or break the class, but expect tough grading.

This class is solid. No homework, just reading. The tests are not difficult, and the lectures are really good.

American Heritage is a beast no matter what, but this is the guy to take it from. Offers so many study guides, TA study sessions, and everything you need to survive. Lectures are riveting and engaging, and he is super sarcastic, which keeps things lively. Tests are hard, of course, but he also curves generously (I went from a C to A-). Recommended.

Class is a beast, but Pope gives lots of hypothetical stories and examples to make sense of it in a very different style from the book. Go to the TA review sessions.

Daily quizzes right at the beginning of class, so try not to miss or be late. The tests are pretty hard, but if you can get the concepts down they are doable. His lectures are great, but he leaves a lot for you to learn on your own in the textbook. Not much homework, but he gives plenty of resources to study, so use them.

I loved learning Econ from Dr. Pope. The class is not too difficult as long as you do all of the textbook reading, attend every lecture, and go to the TA reviews before tests. I found the material interesting so I enjoyed reading the textbook and attending lecture. His tests are challenging but extremely fair. I wouldn't take from anyone else.

Take this class from no one else. Dr. Pope has been around the block in economics, and it's evident in his teaching. He knows how to present information clearly and simply, which really helps for understanding complex Economics. Tests make up most of the grade, so those weeks can be pretty stressful, but good studying and TA reviews help a ton.

I strongly recommend you take Econ 110 from Pope! The class is difficult but doable. I spent about 3 hr/wk on homework and studied about 15-20 hours for each exam. Quizzes at the beginning of class. Go to class, use the TA lab, and go to TA recitations (especially the week before the test).

I loved this class and I absolutely loved Professor Pope. I was scared about taking Econ110 but it proved to be my favorite class with a very manageable work load. You could not pay me money to take this class from any professor besides Dr. Pope.

-Great at explaining tough concepts thoroughly -Is passionate about the subject -conceptual quizzes every other class period -Homework is important for test prep but sometimes is busywork -Difficult tests are 75% of your grade -concepts on test were thoroughly taught before the test. -allocate time outside of class to understanding

Econ 110 is just super hard, regardless of the professor. Dr. Pope is your best bet. He's a great lecturer. Two midterms and a final are 25% of your grade each. Weekly homework assignments with the online textbook. One book report that's pretty simple. Go to the TA lab to review for midterms and understand what you did wrong. Its super helpful

You won't find better lectures. Class is extremely organized and there's no confusion of what is expected of you. Do the weekly homework, go to class, and study for the exams and you will be fine.

I really enjoyed his lectures and he is very passionate about what he teaches and is very knowledgable about economics. He wants the class to be fair and is willing to adjust test scores according to feedback. His tests were much more difficult than the rest of the course material and they are difficult to prepare for.

Econ 110 is definitely challenging, but Dr. Pope is a phenomenal professor. His lectures are amazing, and he is very passionate. He is entertaining, while also explaining concepts and economic intuition clearly. He cares about his students. If you go to lecture and read the textbook, you'll do well.

You definitely don't want to miss class but this was my favorite class at BYU and my favorite professor. It's really easy as far as 400 level classes go, but I learned a lot. Dr. Pope makes it such an interesting class. The only homework is a reading journal, there are quizzes once a week and 2 tests. Awesome class and professor.

Professor Pope is a brilliant, fantastic, and engaging teacher. This class was super insightful, and pretty easy if you do all the readings and attend ALL of the classes. DON'T miss class. Anyone who dislikes the class is most likely just triggered by the fact that the class content goes against their non-factual based political stances.

I really liked Dr. Pope's class, he is an expert in this field and gives great information. Quite different from my usual econ classes and not math heavy, but really interesting content and good class lectures.

Dr. Pope is a fantastic teacher. I was worried about ECON110 but I loved this class with Dr. Pope. He makes class entertaining. Some weeks the reading is heavy but usually it is manageable. I had a much better experience than my friends who took this class with a different teacher. The tests are difficult but that is to be expected for this class.

He may seem tough at first, but he is a softie. In Econ440, he showcases his life's work. Dry humor. Lectures are thought-provoking. A lot of reading, but it's worth it to get the concepts down. Just listen and take good notes. You'll love it.

Dr. Pope was a very engaging economics professor. He's funny, caring, and knowledgeable. If you do the homework and listen in lectures, you'll learn a lot and get an A. He is a little quirky which makes him fun.

I loved going to this class. He teaches through stories which make the content really relatable and understandable. He is really funny and his lectures were always entertaining. The tests were not too hard as long as you were familiar with the content, but you have to go to class because the test has a lot of class-specific examples.

I love professor Pope! He is extremely qualified and knows what he is talking about. Is lectures are very entertaining and teach much more than just economics. 10/10 recommend, know how to draw things out and you will do well.

I like him and he's entertaining, but lectures aren't very important. Everything important comes from the book, homework, and TA reviews. Tests are honestly easier than I thought they would be if you prepare by redoing the homework. Certainly not an easy class, but from what I have heard from others, he seems to be a really good choice.

great teacher and gives awesome lectures but tests can be pretty hard so make sure to study

Dr. Pope is great for Econ 110! His lectures are interesting, but know you'll need to study outside of class. He mostly teaches the basic ideas and expects you to learn how to apply them. Exams are 75% of your grade. Expect daily quizzes.

Dr. Pope is a great professor who knows what he's doing but this class is definitely difficult so take it at your own risk and be ready to work. Tests take concepts from lectures and from the textbook and expect you to understand them combined together conceptually most of the time. The TA lab and recitations were the only thing that saved me.

He is a great guy but I did not enjoy the class. This class requires a lot of work on your part to understand all of the theory and its applications. Be prepared to study lots cause it's test heavy and the midterms are challenging if you haven't prepared adequately. Class requires a 95%+ to get an A so beware. 75% of grade is 2 midterms and final.

Great professor. Hard class, but he taught it very well and was invested in our learning. Had to get a 95 for an A, though, but it is doable.

ECON 110 is known to be a tough/weeder class, but Dr. Pope really shows the path through it. He is great at explaining tough concepts and doing so in a fun and engaging way. He is a great man. If you are willing to invest into understanding the homework and going into the TA lab (do it!!!) you will succeed. That is his goal and he does a great job.

Dr. Pope was great! I learned a lot in 440, mainly because it's his main area of study. There was only one midterm, one final, and lots of reading. Make sure to attend class and actively listen to lectures because those are really helpful for the exams. Overall I really enjoyed his class!

Took econ 110 to fulfill my American Heritage requirement. (That was a huge mistake) Pope is a great teacher. He loves what he does and wants you to learn. His lectures are very difficult to take notes on, and you should consider it like a 4 credit hour class because if you want a better grade you have to attend the recitations with TAs. Great TAs.

Prof. Pope is different from other econ 110 professors in that he "creates econ" rather than just spouts of the material (in the words of the TAs). Highly recommend him - lectures are very interesting and engaging and I didn't feel that the workload was too intense. Exams are very difficult though, and your grade rides on how you do on the 3 exams.

This guy is a legend. I think he needs to train other econ professors on how to structure their classes. I think this was my favorite econ class.

Professor Pope's lectures are amazing, but the graded material of the class is hard. The tests are intentionally misleading and there are pop quizzes in class. If you want to really learn econ take Pope's class, but beware that it will take a significant amount of your time.

Test questions are misleading and feel more gimmicky than actually trying to test us on what we know. I averaged a 98% on homework and felt as though I understood the content, studied, then I got my first ever D on an exam. Pop quizzes easy, just pay attention in class and review a bit before class. Awesome professor, great lectures, tests suck.

Professor Pope is extremely organized and his lectures are great! That being said economics isn't an easy subject, but if you attend all of the lectures and do all of the homework and especially go to the TA review sessions you should be ready for the tests. You get out what you put in.

Professor Pope was a great teacher! I am a social science teaching major, so I did not expect to do well (economics has never been my thing). I ended up doing really well thanks to Professor Pope's teaching style. The course has online textbook readings and assignments, graded lecture attendance, and 3 exams. Would recommend taking Econ from Pope!

Pope is an amazing professor, definitely feel like I hit the jackpot having him for Econ 110 as it's a monster of a class. Tests are difficult but GO TO TA REVIEWS! First 2/3 of the class is mostly him lecturing and doesn't follow the book too closely but the last 1/3 is a lot easier because it directly correlates to the readings.

He's a very interesting lecturer, but often the lectures are on different topics than the actual assignments, until the last 1/3 of the course. An A is a 95%, which was very difficult to get since the tests are 75% percent of your grade. Also, pop quizzes are how he takes attendance, so they're not hard, but you have to come to class.

Professor Pope is awesome! Despite the early start times and the pop quizzes I always looked forward to his class. He's world renowned in his field and has a brilliant sense of humor. Pro tip: the TA's are fantastic resources that I would recommend utilizing heavily if you want to perform well in this class.

Professor Pope is an amazing teacher, he clearly knows what he is talking about. His tests are difficult but as long as you attend every lecture and plan to spend at least 2 hours a week on homework you will be ok! Also watch out for quizzes at the start of class make sure you understand the material from last lecture before the next one.

Dr. Pope is funny and the easiest professor for 110, he has a ton of homework on the online text book, but most of it is optional and you only have to do it if you need additional help with the content. If you feel solid about it, just do the required homework.

Dr. Pope is an AMAZING professor. He is passionate about what he teaches which makes lectures engaging and fun. I could not recommend Dr. Pope more as a professor. Econ 440 is a manageable and genuinely interesting course. I also took 110 from Dr. Pope and loved it. It's a hard class in general, but his class is awesome and passable.

I LOVED Dr. Pope. By far one of the most polished, prepared teachers I've had at BYU. He does a really fabulous job at breaking down abstract economics concepts into real life situations and I always felt engaged in class. Review the textbook before tests and go to TA reviews and you'll do good on the tests.

Love this man. He's hilarious! His class is both easy and hard. You finish class feeling like you understood everything, but you don't. Unless you've already taken Econ, don't trust that feeling of confidence. You will get squashed. Take notes, go to TA Lab, do the hw BEFORE 9PM, PRACTICE between exam seasons, and you will get a decent grade.

Dr. Pope is an incredible lecturer and makes you feel like you understand what's happening. But here's the neat part: you don't. The tests are incredibly difficult and you will probably bomb them no matter how confident you feel or how much you study. This class killed my 4.0. If you are a perfectionist, be warned.

Professor Pope's lectures are amazing. He is really good at explaining things in a way that is easy to follow. However, getting it in class isn't the same as getting it on your own. A few TA labs and some reviewing on my own went a long way for me, I just wish I had figured it out a little bit sooner in the semester.

Pope is a good teacher that cares about educating his students. This course is very manageable. Go to lectures. Each time I missed class there was a pop quiz that hurt me. Not a fan of the grading system, tests are worth 25% each and you need a 95 for an A, so study hard for them. Go to the TA review sessions. If you bomb a midterm you're done for.

Dr. Pope is an amazing and entertaining lecturer and I loved going to class. His classes cover hard concepts and he expects thorough understanding. I always felt like he would teach principles and then test on applications of those principles which he hadn't necissarily taught us, but you could figure them out if you understood the principles well.

Engaging lectures from Professor Pope make the material accessible, but the challenging exams require thorough preparation. Use Unstuck ai, review the textbook, and attend TA sessions to excel in this course.

This class was a challenge, but I learned a lot. Professor Pope is awesome, he strives to be engaging and the TAs I had for the class are great. The tests are extraordinarily difficult, especially because they make up most of your grade and there are no opportunities to recoup lost points. I wish I reviewed lectures in the lab after every class.

Econ 110 is widely known to be a challenging class, but Dr. Pope is an excellent and seasoned professor. It is critical to understand the material to do well on tests— take good notes in lectures, read the book, and attend the TA lab regularly. Toughest tests I've taken, but were completely fair and representative of the course material.

Pope is your best bet to pass Econ and somewhat enjoy it. He genuinely cares about his students and wants you to succeed. Econ is hard no matter what, but he does his best to try and help you understand the concepts. He'd do quizzes often in class so it's important to go but not required. He's one of BYU's most renowned profs. Take Econ from him!

I really loved Professor Pope. He made the classes super engaging, and was overall amazing. He has gotta be the best econ teacher at byu. It's so worth it to take it from him if you can!!!