Lee can come off as condescending and his class is hard, but he does care. All you need to pass the class is in the syllabus. READ IT. There's 2 essay exams and a MC Midterm. The final is a group paper/presentation. He has study guides for each chapter online. I took his class for the summer and I walked away with a B. I would take his class again.

THE COMMENTS BELOW ARE NO WHERE NEAR INDICATIVE OF THIS CLASS. YOU WILL LEARN, YOU WILL STUDY, YOU WILL HAVE A GREATER UNDERSTANDING OF OUR US HISTORY. HIS LECTURES ARE OUTSTANDING AND COVER ALL THE MATERIAL NECESSARY TO PASS THE CLASS. HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PROF FOR ANYONE WITH A SPINE AND EAGERNESS TO LEARN

I took his Sociology 41 and History 41, his lectures are interesting but his class is HARD. You really need to pay attention in lectures, read the book, and do some outside research. His in class essays need citations, he's a tough grader but he is fair and I was one of the few who got a B in the class, you need to memorize acts, years, people, etc

Class is pretty hard but manageable if you really work hard. He is a very good lecturer but will REFUSE to help you outside the class so make sure to talk to him during class if you have questions. His essays/midterm are not too hard, as long as you read the books. DON'T PROCRASTINATE

He is a passionate professor. The material is interesting and I learned a lot. Work hard on creating outlines for the in-class essays in preparation. Plan for the group project. Showing real effort put into the group project will help a lot. Good luck! Overall: Passionate professor. Interesting material. Work hard/ plan ahead! & Good luck!

He is definitely a tough professor, however I feel this is a great attribute. You will definitely be getting a quality education from him. He cares about you succeeding, but you truly have to put in A LOT of effort. You won't pass if you don't try. He has a passion for proper education, which makes him rather inspiring,

Definitely not a walk in the park but not as hard as everyone says it is. This is college now you will have to read and work. I learned a lot more than I thought I would in this class. Don't let the bad reviews discourage you. His class will challenge you and definitely force you to be a better student. If you get to know him he's pretty cool.

I took 3 online classes so far and this class was by far the best. My other professors don't provide feedback at all so you don't know what you did wrong or how to improve. Prof. Lee always replies back quickly to all my questions. All online classes are not the same. Take him and you won't regret it.

Awesome class. Eye opening. He invites special speakers to his classes. Last semester he brought the Asian guy from Maze runner. He was pretty cool. If you wanna learn about Asian Americans this is the class to take

Professor Lee is ducking brilliant.

It is what it is. You have quizzes and other weekly assignments. I liked how there were no group projects so it worked with my busy schedule. I would probably take more classes from him. He seems pretty cool.

I enjoyed the class a lot. Professor Lee was super informative and I loved his lectures!

Stay on top of strict deadlines as no late assignments are accepted. Grading gets tougher as the course goes on. That being said, use as many references as you can in your document interpretations and other assignments. Do extra credit just to be safe. Tests and quizzes are mc. Selling H7A textbook, Text me: 6262537747

If you really want to learn some American history, take his class. It is not easy because you have to study very hard. Professor Lee wants you to learn and also think about history. Some students considered him a tough grader, but he does up to 10% extra credits, and also grade curve. He encourages students to open mind. He is good but not easy.

people talk about him as someone unfair and unpleasant but in actuality, hes a very fair person. I appreciate Professor Lee a lot because of the fact he is very real towards his students and expects them to understand their responsibility. I feel that those students who speak ill of Professor Lee are irresponsible and expecting special treatment.

Professor Lee is a good teacher that gives lots of reading materials, it makes students who really want to learn a chance to further their knowledge bank. He gives great feedbacks on essays which will reflect your weaknesses, and his class is really fun. Great teacher.

Not the easiest class but as long as you do the work and follow the instructions you will be fine. I took the 6 week summer session and it was very fast paced and a lot of work. I got an A so I'm happy. You definitely need to read.

Took his class a few years back. I really enjoyed his lectures. He knows his stuff and you can tell he is very passionate. Just do the work and do the extra credit and you will be fine. There is a group project. Just hope you are in a good group. My group members sucked.

Awesome lectures. Different from any other history class I took. But prepare to read and work hard. He has taught at UCLA and other 4 year Universities.

Currently taking his summer class. I have taken a few online classes. This one is shorter because it is the summer. It is only 6 weeks. It goes by very fast. I would not recommend taking more than 1 during the summer. Instructions are pretty clear and he is super fast in responding to any questions I have. Faster than anyone I ever had. Not easy.

I'm not sure why there are any negative comments for this professor. He was very straightforward in the beginning on how much work was going to be needed. His lessons were not rushed and they went very well with the reading that was assigned. The assignments were straightforward and touched on what we learned in class. Two thumbs up!

Prof Lee is very passionate about what he teaches, I learned a lot of things in his class that I wouldn't have learned in others. Although his class can be a little confusing at times, as long as you keep up and show up it really isn't that hard. He doesn't assign a lot of homework but you do need to read a lot.

He is indeed a tough grader though passionate at what hes doing. Be ready to be serious and focus on your assignment since he doesnt accept late work. Very clear on his grading criteria. Fast response on students question.

Professor Lee was super helpful whenever I had a question about an assignment and his response time was fast. The weekly discussion posts were not that hard as long as you really read the material and followed the rubric. He also gave the opportunity for extra credit which was a great plus. Great teacher overall, Im so glad I took his class!

Professor Lee offers the most well structured class I've ever had the pleasure in taking. Assignments have clear due dates & thorough instruction & every week is started with a reminder of what is expected & due that week. He grades quickly & progressively. The class heavily relies on student interaction through discussion boards. Take his class!

I enjoyed Professor Lees lectures and constant input with the flow of transitioning from in class to remote learning due to the covid-19 lock down. Although we butted heads initially with some communication issues, the class it self was more fulfilling than expected. This wont be a cake course with Professor Lee. For determined students only.

Professor Lee has a solid qualitative study of work and input required. If youre serious about putting in the work I highly recommend. No lagging and remain steady and youll do well. I found professor Lee to have a depth of knowledge that surpasses expectations and really gained a solid appreciation for US history in the academic setting.

Due to COVID-19 our course became online, but the few in-class lectures we had prior to the pandemic were great. He's very passionate about what he teaches and his lectures were informative, but also very funny. He's a tough grader, but if you do the readings you'll do well in the class. Don't be intimidated to reach out to him, he is accommodating

Professor Lee is the genuinely the best professor Ive had and teaches US history from another perspective. Makes the material interesting and very straight forward!

Professor Daehwan Lee is a great teacher! Very passionate about the lectures pertaining the history of Asian Americans. I highly suggest to take his course even if you are not Asian because he provides another perspective of American history you may have not been aware of. Don't procrastinate on the readings and keep a timeline from the start. 8)

The book was given online, if you don't read the chapters you won't do good on the essays, gives many extra credit opportunities, final was a group project and got to choose the topic with permission (spring semester, was in midst of covid-19 so switched to online class)

At first, it seemed like a lot of work, but if you manage your time well, don't procrastinate, and listen to the comments he makes on your work, you'll be fine. Also gives many opportunities for extra credit. Some work is writing heavy but becomes easier over time.

It's honestly a lot of work but once you figure out how to manage your time it goes by quite quickly and smoothly.

Great class, strict with deadlines but once you get the hang of it, it is pretty straight forward! I would recommend this professor if you are up for a challenge.

I took it in summer 2020. It wasn't that difficult. There's a lot of work you have to do but it's worth it. Professor Lee makes it clear what you need to improve on. He posts many announcements that are paramount. Interacting with other students and group members is important. Make sure to never miss an assignment. Ask questions when you're unsure.

I took a course with Professor Lee during the 6-week summer session. Even though each week had its load of assignments, every one of them served its purpose to allow me to build on my critical thinking and writing skills. The way Professor Lee organized the content online was extremely helpful. I would 100x recommend taking a class with him.

Professor Lee really wants to see improvement. He leaves comments about what you can do to score better. He also emphasizes time management, so the deadlines are strict. Missing an assignment will cost you, but you can make it up with extra credit (video questions). He grades assignments in a timely manner, so he practices what he preaches!

If you're searching for an easy class, Professor Lee is not for you. But if you're willing to challenge yourself and get the best out of your college education, then Professor Lee can help. If you ask questions and listen to his feedback, you will see yourself improve. Your grade will reflect the amount of effort you put into the class. Good luck.

If you want to look for an easy "A "class, this class is not for you. Since I took this class for 8 weeks so there're tons of assignments, readings, and some extra credit video questions. However, if you take this class, you will gain knowledge, have a deeper understanding of history. Also, improve your critical thinking, writing, reading skills.

Professor Daewhan Lee's class is pretty much your usual history class but, he loves to give back a response to each assignment you turn in. The class is asynchronous so you work at your own pace. The class does not have many tests only one exam on a book called, Celia, a slave. Overall just follow instructions and get ready for peer reponses.

Prof Lee's class is tough but totally worth it. The assignments will rly help u think from the perspective of the time period- this class is an eye-opener and super honest. It was an 8 week course, so it was fast paced and HW heavy. There are no quizzes, just a final. An A is very possible, not easy. Prep for HW early and ask him Qs! EC available!

If you actually pay attention and read what your supposed to do, you will have an easy time. The professor does give a decent amount of work but it is doable and reasonable. Just pay attention to deadlines because he doesn't accept late work. His class is very easy if you put in the time and effort and he's a really nice professor.

Prof. Lee has a reputation as a hard grader, but the truth is he only wants you to strive perfection and put in effort! If you take the advice he gives you and apply it towards future assignments, you will do great. He will also have you read Lies my Teacher Told Me which is very interesting. Class would have been more engaging with a lecture.

I was able to learn more in his class than in previous history courses I have taken. Although there was no recorded lecture, most of the learning came from reading the material provided which gave students an opportunity to analyze what they have read through discussions among others in class.

History 7A was very challenging from all the work, but it definitely improves your critical thinking skills and writing skills.

History 007B was a very straightforward class. There is quite a bit of reading per week but the homework load is low. If you do the reading and put in effort, its an easy A. If you dont, dont expect to get a good grade (fair right?). Professor Lee grades much more leniently than I expected and I would definitely take his class again.

professor Lee is great! He gives a lot of work but you get the hang of it over time. 2 discussions every week. 2 essays throughout the semester and 1 final group project. Get ready to read a ton. He is a tough grader. If you are a student athlete this class might be too difficult to pass.

I took him for history. He is very motivational, timiley, and he wants the best for his students. I would say if you want to pas complete all the assignments and class discussions. Turning in everything correctly and on time is very important to passing hi class.

He is a really good professor, very caring, and responds to emails on canvas fast. Just be sure to turn in everything ON TIME completed. When he asks you to write a prompt try to make it more than one page long. "READ ALL ASSIGNMENTS CAREFULLY."

Fun and easy class, not demanding if you put in any effort at all. The syllabus lays out everything you need to do for the semester, so there are no assignments that he throws at you out of the blue. Essays are your tests, combined worth about 40 percent of your grade, but the prompts and essay are available for an entire week so you should be fine

This class is pretty straightforward. There's definitely a lot of readings and weekly discussions but if you put great content and lots of effort he will give you a good grade. He can be strict and set high standards but over time you will realize he only wants you to become better and I truly appreciate that about him. Take him you'll learn a lot!

Great class, you are going to put in some work, but compare to my other online classes I actually learned something. Professor Lee was a great instructor and has great compassion for his students.

Professor Lee is a great teacher. He actually gives you feedback regarding your work on how to improve. There is a lot of work to put into this class specifically reading and writing. However, it is an easy A as long as you put in the effort. Take this class if you want to improve your academic skills.

The beginning of the semester for this course was rough for me, I was very been introduced to bunch assignments that I never heard over. I started the semester with a low grades. After talking to Professor Lee, and getting help from the support center, I was able to catch up an eventually get an A. What you learn from the class is very useful!!

Great teacher, if you do the work you'll get a good grade. He's very responsive and will answer whatever questions you have in order to give you the reassurance you need to pass the class. You do have to read into the textbook for assignments, but thats part of the key to this class, which is studying.

My experience with Professor Lee's History 007 class was pretty positive, he was very friendly and although the workload he provided may seem a bit overwhelming (specifically the discussion posts), if you simply just read the textbook and resources he's provided throughout the course you'll find that it really isn't that difficult or too much work.

I enjoyed Prof. Lees history class because it was clear and straight forward. Assignments for the weekly modules are all based on the readings so it is crucial to understand what youre reading. Also, he offers 3 extra credit opportunities which are fairly easy and can really benefit you. If you put in the effort youll end up with an A :).

Lots of reading from the textbook and other given class texts. Only two discussion posts per week, but effort and direction following required to not lose points. The essays and project are a lot more work but are doable in 1-2 days minimum for each. Best tip for max points: FOLLOW ALL DIRECTIONS IN ASSIGNMENT AND DISCUSSION RUBRICS.

Professor Lee's class is a heavy writing and reading class, but the assignments are easy as long as you put in the time and effort. His modules are well organized, and his expectations are laid out clearly in the prompts or rubric; make sure you read them! If you do not understand, reach out, he responds quickly and is willing to help you improve!

I love how this professor manage the assignment for the student to understand American history. He gives a lot of clue on how to do the assignment. Moreover, he is responsive when the student ask, he is available to answer. However, i can consider this class as the hard one because we need to understand and do a bunch of reading but you will pass

Professor Lee's class is fairly easy if you are willing to put in the work. The week by week homework and assignments are consistent so staying on top of your work is fairly easy. He gives great feedback on your work and overall really does want to help you succeed. I recommend taking his class!

The class is well organized, and everything about grading criteria is within the homework page; if you did your reading and writing, it is easy to get a B, work a bit harder. A is very doable.

This is a great professor, he gives 5% extra credit and unlimited attempt quizzes. You will earn an easy A as long as you do all the assignment and 2 essays.

Professor Lee teaches a challenging class. He expects a certain amount of work to be completed on time, with no tolerance of late work unless there's an emergency. Work is heavily based off reading articles, textbooks, and the work of your peers, so be prepared to read a lot. Overall this class is tough, but fair and enjoyable if you work hard!

I had professor Lee during my spring semester online. He was very clear about the assignments and the process of the class. The class was a simple and direct as long as you take the time to do the assignments then you will receive a good grade. Professor Lee also will respond quickly and help you answer any questions needed.

There is a LOT of homework. I personally didn't get used to it, but most do. The essays affect your grade a lot, but there is a 5% extra credit that saved my grade. He also rounded my grade up because he knew I was trying my best. As long as you read the text, watch the videos, and learn your history, he'll see your effort and will be generous.

Honestly, he's a great professor! As long you do the assignments, you should be able to get an A. You can take the quizzes until get an A. So, unlimited chances. You also have a group project, which is actually pretty fun. Def recommend if you want an A. Also, he gets back to you very quick and also very nice.

Pretty straightforward, a lot of reading, but great information. DO NOT slack on your essay thinking it is an easy class because it is your first semester as a freshmen. Just do well on BOTH your essay exams with at least 6 pages and you will pass with an A. Pretty strict teacher, but his style really fits what we read.

Professor Lee is awesome, clear course assignments and grading description. If you put in the work youll enjoy his class.

Let's say this professor is strict but should be respected because the replies in the discussion are very dense and is trying to bring education where it should be. His assignments are well organized, 2 discussions, 1 quiz, and a lot of reading for the class every week. Gives the final like 2-3 months beforehand of a group slide project no present.

Class is very easy if you follow his guidelines. At most 2 short essays that are like half a page about the chapter, you needed to read in the week. Quizzes unlimited amount of tries. Tells you what he needs clearly. 8 week class and was doable and easy. BEST TEACHER!!! All needed to use in class is provided by him in form of modules.

This Professor is not here to mess around. If you put half effort you will get a C. He makes you work for that A; I myself enjoy the challenge! KEY is to READ all instructions and modules. I can truly say that Prof. Lee's History Class has been one of the best Online classes I have taken thus far. Don't forget your critical thinking hat!

This teacher is the best but you need to put in the work. Make sure to write at least 3 paragraphs for each discussion and cite readings, powerpoint and textbook. Cite in responses. Due dates are really reasonable and even extends if there is a holiday. He is really nice and as long as you do what he asks for you will get an A.

I took Lee's class for History 07A for the requirements, it's a lot of reading and a lot of work. But as long you do the work, you'll be fine. Always read the instruction!

There is a lot of reading that is required, but as long as you do the reading you'll be fine! Make sure to read everything! He sends weekly announcements clarifying everything that is expected, and also includes it in the modules. Reading the announcements helped me catch little details that I missed from the modules. Late work is not accepted!

Extremely intelligent and passionate professor who cares deeply about the subject and his student's success. Clear and organized in terms of what he's demanding academically, you'll also experience how after the course interacting with people becomes different daily. I was left in awe when my preconceived history-book notions got challenged.

Professor Lee expects his guidelines to be followed but is very accessible via email to clear up any confusion. Expect to be writing a lot for discussions. Two essays + a final project paper and presentation. The essays are hefty parts of the final grade so be sure to spend an ample amount of time on them. Offers 5 percent worth of extra credit.

In my honest opinion, he can be a hard grader, especially on the essay exams. I would say it's crucial to pay attention to his essay exam instructions. Otherwise, you won't get a good grade on it. Besides that, his instructions are straightforward. His lecture is also quite fascinating as well. Plus, he does offer a 5% extra credit as well.

You read a chapter from the textbook + a chapter from another book each week. After, you write a discussion post. If you make a routine, these assignments are simple. He has clear expectations so it's not hard to get full points. He always responded to my questions within a day. Overall I am happy with my experience in this class.

Great professor, have lots of study materials on canvas. You have unlimited opportunities to take the exam. Detailed reading can better help you get good grades.

Professor Lee can be difficult for some students because he is a tough grader on essay and history paper. However, if you keep up with your work to submit the assignment by deadline, follow his instructions for writing a paper, you will be good. He always give thoughtful feedback and advice on writing paper, remember to read them and follow it!

He cares, actually replies, good teacher. LOTS of work, but doable, hard grader , READ INSTRUCTIONS CLEARY, he is very specific about how to do assignments. Quizzes are easy can be taken multiple times. But essays are harshly criticize so you MUST actually learn about it to be able to respond to them. NO LATE ASSIGNMENTS ,won't excuse so be on time

Not a history class where you memorize names and dates. Pretty high expectations. Totally focused on critical thinking and written analysis. If your writing skills aren't strong you'll probably have a tougher time. If you put in the effort and challenge yourself you'll improve your writing and critical thinking skills by leaps and bounds.

Professor Lee is amazing! If you want to grow academically and learn how to properly interpret documents take his class. Be prepared to work and see your mind grow!

I took a summer class with professor Lee, who made the course enjoyable with the outside readings and Youtube videos. The class is about working hard for your desired grade. The interpretations seem complicated, but by following the instructions and asking questions, you can quickly get an A.

Professor lee was awesome . His class was organized and fun I now like history because his class was fun . To interpret the readings may be difficult but as students we need to put the best effort and I enjoyed the textbooks . Thank you professor

The only reason why you will see low ratings from students is that he is a tough grade. Which he is undoubtedly. But, I feel like you will actually learn from the class. The only drawback is that he does not give good feedback. Other than that, if you want to learn, this class is for you!

I took this summer class with Professor Lee, for about 6 weeks. If you're able to put in the time, you'll do just fine. You must pay attention to read all directions carefully because he's very specific in what he wants from you. Many students complain about the grade they get, though if you're able to take the time to improve, you can do it.

Not a very tough grader in my opinion, though he will knock off a few points if you didn't format your writing correctly and things like that. It's important to read canvas announcements and the weekly messages he sends for assignment details. He responds quickly to questions you ask through canvas messaging.

Great professor! The course I took was a full course condensed into eight weeks, so the workload was pretty heavy; that being said, the professor was incredibly quick to respond to questions and always gave great feedback. As long as you do the work on time you should be okay.

The class was taxing but very fulfilling! It was fast-paced mainly because the course was shorter than most. The assignment instructions were mostly clear, though you should check emails and announcements as well as the actual assignment itself. Should be easy to get the hang of things a week or so in. Critical thinking and time management are key!

First off, the class is an amazing class to take. Professor Lee does a great job keeping the class engaged and he truly loves the class material. I personally enjoyed this class but it was also one of the hardest classes I have ever taken. Professor Lee elevates you to a higher standard which I love and I believe I learned a lot about US History.

The class was structured fantastically, and topics flowed into each other. Tough grader in a good way! My only qualm was that grading was never clear to me, and would seem to change from assignment to assignment. Also, instructions for our final project was never clear, and it is shown through the vastly different portfolios everyone had submitted.

Professor Lee is a great professor! Though he does assign a lot of readings each week, the material is really interesting. The overall workload is not too bad for an asynchronous class: most often two initial discussion posts and four replies each week. But watch out, he's a stickler for deadlines, so I suggest always being ahead with the readings!

I took Professor Lee's 8 week course so the work load was heavy. However, everything was well structured and his assignments provided detailed instructions so you knew exactly what to expect on a week-to-week basis. Prof. Lee always provided feedback and was good about making weekly announcements that helped with upcoming assignments

I took Professor Lee's 16-week Spring Async US History Class. Instructions for assignments were really clear, so it was really easy and manageable. It was composed of weekly chapter readings, discussion posts, quizzes (unlimited retakes), two papers, and a final project. Set reminders for yourself, develop a schedule and you'll breeze through it.

Easy class with not much work. Two discussions with two replies to classmates weekly. Two essays total but you get a week to finish. The essays aren't assigned at the same time. The final consists of an immigration history project on PowerPoint and a 5-page essay. Book by Ronald Takaki required, History071 Course Reader not required.

I took Professor Lee's 16-week asynchronous course. Overall the class is manageable and straightforward. Each week, there are two discussion boards based on readings, which are fairly simple. His quizzes are short, easy, and have unlimited retakes. There are two essays and a final project that are easy as long as you follow instructions.

I took the 6-week class over the summer. On average, the class covered about 3 chapters per week, and there were weekly essays and quizzes. You had unlimited attempts for the quizzes, and there was no time limit. The professor provided feedback for each weekly essay, so you could also go back to read his comments and improve on the next one.

Be prepared for massive reading, follow overviews under modules, you'll be fine. Prof. Lee responded to my email quickly so that my questions and confusion were resolved well. This is one of the classes I learned the most although it is a 6-week summer course. I recommend you take it in the Fall or Spring because you will read and write a lot.

Professor Lee is a very caring professor. Although his class was challenging AT FIRST, after each assignment, he comments on how to improve your grade for the next assignment. He's passionate for the subject, and is very caring for his students. If you put in the effort and dedication, you will be rewarded!

Professor Lee was my US History teacher during Summer at PCC, something I really appreciate about him is that he was easy to reach through email, he will answer my questions when needed in a fast manner. Professor Lee made his weekly lessons interactive with different resources like videos, books and of course participation from his students.

The course requires a lot of reading and discussion posts. However, Professor Lee gives clear instructions and provides all the required texts. He also is very good at responding to messages and gives great feedback. The class may seem confusing at first, especially if taken online, but as you keep going it should be much easier to follow along.

I took the 6 week Summer 007A class with Professor Lee. There are lots of discussion posts and essays to be written in this class, but as long as you do your readings and follow directions you should be able to Ace this class. He provides weekly emails with what's expected of you and lists the due dates for your assignments which is helpful.

Great class and professor if you want to actually learn about American history. However, due dates are very strict hence my lower grade.

It was a refresher for me to touch basis on U.S. history. There were a lot of details that I've overlooked before and it was interesting to find. If I have to take another history class, I would look forward to taking a class under Professor Lee once more.

I have learned so much taking this history class. We got the chance to interpret documents in history.

This was my first online class, and I was able to pass with an A which I am extremely proud of. He is great at giving you constructive feedback so you can improve on all your assignments. I think his grading was honest and as long as you read all required material and make the effort to respond to classmates you could easily pass this class.

Professor Lee is one of the best professors you will ever have. Yes, his class is harder than the average class, but at the end of the semester you feel accomplished, and his way of teaching m

Professor Lee is one of the best professors you will ever have. Yes, his class is harder than the average class, but at the end of the semester you feel a sense of accomplishment. His way of teaching helps mold you into a better student. I would definitely take him again if I had to. He truly cares about his students and their future!

Easily the most engaging history class I've had. If you're doing something wrong on an assignment or essay he will point it out and guide you in the right direction. Don't be afraid to email him any questions as there's no makeup past the deadline.

Great class and professor. You can actually learn about Asian American history. His class may seem confusing and intimidating at first because of the large amount of reading and writing. But, Professor Lee clearly explains why the point was deducted. To get a good grade in essays, include as much detail as possible in your essay.

Very difficult class. If you dont have discipline dont take him. Our grades depended on two exams, midterm and two part project. If you do bad on the exams you're screwed. I ended w/ an 85 cuz I got a 19/20 on the first essay exam, the average was 9.7. Very lecture heavy and he goes super fast. TIP, I recorded his lectures and took notes at home.

I took this class during the Winter session. Get ready to do lots of reading and writing. Do not be late with the assignments, it is a fast-paced class and honestly, you do not have time to make up for lost material. I would advise students to ask the professor right away for clarification when needed, do not wait last minute!

At first, I thought this class would be difficult because I took it in the winter, but I was mistaken. Prof. Lee is a great teacher; if you actually take the time to complete your assignments and read the documents he assigns, you are more likely to get good grades, but he is very strict with grades

Take this course online, during the winter term. Be prepared to do a lot of reading about class material, a book, at least one discussion per week, short quizzes, and book chapter's short reflections. He makes it clear from the beginning of class what he expects, so make sure you read the instructions and weekly announcements carefully.

Professor Lee is very kind and motivating when it comes to students' success. He gives understanding feedback on assignments and makes sure our work is complete and meets the criteria. This class made me learn tremendously about the history of APA communities and the huge impact in the U.S.

Prof. Lee was very quick to respond and help answer students' questions. Is a great professor!

Professor Lee, is such a great, wonder and fair teacher. I loved his course because of his fairness and quikness in grading.

A lot of writing and reading need in this class and requirements to write minimum amount of words. Very possible to get an A in within the class by just following directions and finishing on time. The work is a lot but isn't hard at all, need only to write and tests and quiz are very easy to get a full points. His grading is also fairly lenient.

This teacher is very nice and can reply any question on time at several minutes. The assignments is a appropriate work for you to understand the history.

Professor Lee is definitely NOT a free A, however his grading is reflective of the effort put into your work. Furthermore, contrary to other comments I have found that Professor Lee often responded to emails within a few hours. It is definitely a lot of work to take this course during winter or summer, but it is manageable if you allocate your time

Took this class over winter, and there was a lot of material over a short amount of time. Class was fairly manageable, as long as you put aside the time to do the readings (~100 pages of textbook per week) and finish the discussions. If you have struggle with time management, this class isn't for you. Teacher responds fast to comments on Canvas.

Tough professor but overall good professor. I took this class for the winter semester which was six weeks. Expect a lot of work, reading, and pay good attention to the assignment instructions. Then you'll be ok.

Took the 8 week course. Definitely not an "easy" class. You'll be doing A LOT of reading and writing so be prepared for that. Professor Lee gives good feedback with assignments so you'll have no trouble getting full credit as the semester goes on. There are weekly mini essays about historical documents with other smaller assignments with quizzes.

There's a lot of reading, but if you read a chapter a week then you should be fine! The tests heavily affect your grade, but if you take notes & consistently study you'll also do well. My favorite part of class was the lectures, you can tell the teacher is really passionate about the subject. I was really invested in the material & learned a lot.

I encourage everyone to take this class- it is incredibly impactful and well worth your time. There is a fair amount of reading and weekly discussion posts based on those readings; however, the material is engaging and makes the effort worthwhile. The professor responds quickly and doesn't grade harshly, as long as you show genuine engagement.

Great class! Weekly readings, discussions, 2 essays, and one project. Lots of EC. It's hard not to learn in this class and it helped me understand my own roots deeper. Professor Lee is not an easy grader, but if you put in the work, you WILL succeed! He is also very kind, knowledgeable, and caring. Also gives amazing feedback.

Mid-semester, I was really struggling because there was a lot of work, a lot of reading, and a lot of writing. Also, with each paper grade I got back, I did not feel like I was getting the grade I deserved. I reached out, and surprisingly he was open, honest, and fair. It is hard, but this class was one of the most rewarding ones I have ever had.

Prof. Lee has a clear grading criteria. Not A LOT of reading and writing but be prepared to write many analysis paragraphs and discussion replies to your classmates. His class I found easy because I kept up with my work and did not procrastinate. If you take this class DO NOT PROCRASTINATE. He also has a few extra credit assignments to help you.

Would take this course again. The assignments were not too bad. Just be prepared to write in this class. There are short dicussions and short chapter reflections and short virtual field trips. There are also extra credit opportunities that helped me boost my grade. I would reccommend.

There was a lot of readings and videos you needed to watch each week, so I would highly recommend getting ahead the week before. His grading isn't super difficult but he does look for evidence and quotes from the textbook so you have to read. Make sure to stay on top of everything and focus on the essays. They make up most of the grades.

The best way to pass the class is to not procrastinate. He sends an email every week about what assignments are due.