Dr. Mustard is one of the best professors at the University of Georgia. He invests a good amount of time into his courses and expects the same of his students. If you keep up you'll enjoy the class and probably end up making an A.

Mustard is one of the best teachers I have ever had. He makes you work, but he has a very interesting class. I did bust him lifting test questions from a Dr. Friedman in California though.

He is clear, consistent, and interesting. He asks for class participation. He is very helpful and open to students.

Mustard is fantastic. I don't know who the people are who are saying he isn't helpful, but my experience was quite the opposite. Despite being busy between teaching, research, and coordinating the grad program, he always made time to talk with me and help me beyond the call of duty. Courses are clear, organized, and thought-provoking. Total stud.

Economic Analysis of Law was actually pretty cool. Mustard kept class interesting and we got to be jurors in the law school's mock trial.

cool teacher. Class is pretty interesting and he teaches it using the Socratic method often so if you're going to law school it can be somewhat of an intro course. test are mostly essay style with a few multiple choice Q's.

I took Dr. Mustard for the honors section of principles of micro. He's a really cool guy and an interesting lecturer. Tests were difficult, but he makes himself very available to students both in class and during office hours. Highly recommended!

He's a nice guy but he's SUPER PICKY on his tests! You have to basically be able to read his mind to know what exactly he wants sometimes. I still did OK (B+), but if you're trying to keep a really high GPA, you probably should avoid him.

Dr. mustard is great! He's really into what he teaches and it comes across. I found him very helpful and available during the course and hope to take another one of his classes. Would recommend!

Great guy. Tougher econ class. Tests are almost all written answers and he wants you to repeat exactly what he said in the notes. If you do that you will do well. Notes are a little confusing to take at first. Everything he covers in great detail, says more than once or emphasizes will be on the test. The notes tell you what he wants on the test

Absolutely loved this class. If you have any interest in law, take this class. Professor Mustard is incredibly knowledgable in this area & does an excellent job of tying in basic economic theory into law analysis. it takes a while to figure out how to take notes & how he tests but it's absolutely worth it. Go to office hours, they help a ton.

Gives 3 tests and 1 paper over a mock trial. All course materials are listed on his personal uga page (syllabus, lecture notes, etc). The textbook was not extremely helpful, but he does pick 1 or 2 Q's for tests. Attendance is crucial; the lecture notes only go so far.

Dr. Mustard is an expert on this material and teaches it in a very clear way. He gave two tests plus the final for this class and, while they are difficult, they are not impossible if you study well. For the papers, you are fine as long as you sound like you know what you are talking about. I hope I can take a class with him again in the future.

This was the best class I've ever taken. I already liked economics, but the way Dr. Mustard (who has a really dry sense of humor) made everything super applicable to everyday life made me love it even more. He's a pretty tough grader, but if you're an econ major, you have to take him because you'll learn so much. He's also very distinguished.

I really enjoyed Mr. Mustard (he doesn't like to be called Doctor). He was helpful when you had questions, made explanations as clear as possible, and really wanted the whole class to do well. The tests were hard, but if you go to office hours and read the textbook you'll do well. He's also an overall really nice guy.

Law Econ with Dr. Mustard was a very informative class. His lectures are good but you will not do well if you skip class because tests are based on the lectures and he does not pot slides. Tests are tricky but fair and if you study well you will do fine.

Professor Mustard is probably the best instructor I have had. He is incredibly smart and will help you as much as you need. He has a dry sense of humor, though lectures can get boring at times if you're not big on Econ. All of the tests are free response with maybe a few multiple choice. The textbook and homework are actually very helpful as well.

Professor Mustard is an amazing professor. His 2106H class is set up so he lectures during class and prompts student engagement. His tests are not as difficult as expected and so long as you memorize your note, it is very doable to get an A on every exam. He is very invested in having his students do well and helpful during office hours: 10/10

Dr. Mustard is a fantastic professor - easily one of the best I've had while at UGA. He's extremely knowledgeable about the law and about economics, and his lectures are usually interesting and engaging. Couldn't recommend him more!

Dr. Mustard is a great professor! Take him over Skira if possible. He is a very caring person and is available all the time outside class for all students. His tests are straightforward and there is occasional homework, but easy to get A's on. He is understanding of circumstances, and overall is a genuine and caring man.

Mustard is an amazing professor - wish I had taken him for Principles! He does a great job presenting relevant topics and supplementing with outside info. Lectures are very organized and attendance matters. Exams can be difficult but generally get easier later in the course when you become accustomed to the format, plus he is a very fair grader.

Funny guy, decently interesting material. However, more of a law class than an econ class. You talk about copyright, patents, contracts. There's the occasional econ graph but mostly a poli-sci class without all the reading. Relatively easy. If you go to office hours he'll really listen tho. Definitely cares about his students.

Dr. Mustard was a pretty good guy. The problem sets and papers in the class are easy to get A's on. Tests aren't too bad as long as you put in the time to prepare for it. Don't skip because the problems in lectures are extremely similar to the homework questions. I rarely studied and did okay, so if you put in some effort you should be good.

If you go to class and take really good notes, you'll do really well on the exams. There are 4 exams in total and he did a good job of emphasizing what would be on them in lectures. He's really nice and funny and does a great job at simplifying economic concepts. He does take a while to grade exams though

While Mr. Mustard (Dr but goes by Mr) is very nice, he isn't always the best at teaching. He often goes into unrelated stories or explains things too complicated. He is very helpful in and outside of class. Textbook is pretty useless. Class isn't too hard.

Dr. Mustard is one of the best professors I've had. He is very knowledgeable and loves his subject. Readings aren't too heavy and the textbook was actually interesting. He does a great job engaging students and answering questions. There are 3 midterms and a final, two short papers, and a handful of homework assignments.

Mustard is one of the best professors I've had so far. Super experienced at teaching econ and cares greatly about his students. The overwhelming majority of his students made A's but put in the work to understand content early so you don't drown. Available for tutoring & is flexible and chill overall but be proactive and ask for help/support!

Dr. Mustard is a great professor. He isn't always the clearest, but if you study and pay attention you'll do fine on tests. Would definitely recommend taking his classes if you can.

David Mustard is awesome. Great professor who explains concepts well and has a generally well-organized course. His lectures are as interesting as one can make economic analysis of law lectures be. Overall, a really cool guy and would take again. Only grades are tests and a final. Recommend showing up to class.

Really great guy -- cares about his students and his subject and you can tell. Tests can be challenging because they're not too many questions, so if you miss two you can drop to an A- real fast. However, he's very accessible for questions and feedback, and quick to help you outside of class. Such a great professor!

Mustard is a fantastic guy. Class can be a little scattered, but just go with the flow and you will be ok.

A really great professor. I genuinely enjoyed going to class. As long as you do and understand the problem sets then the midterms are easy, because they're very similar.

Professor Mustard inspired me to look at many situations from an economic angle, specifically within prejudicial and statistical discrimination economics. He is excellent about giving solely the most important information, and teaching a holistic view of microeconomics. He is always available for office hours and genuinely cares about his students.

Lectures can be scattered sometimes, but he makes sure to go over anything that could be on the test very clearly. Not the best communicator, so if you need him for something, it'll likely take several emails and many after-class conversations. Final grade was based on three midterms, a final, and participation, but study and you'll get an A.

Definitely the best professor that I have had so far at UGA. Really nice and funny guy that is incredibly knowledgeable in economics. His tests can be tough, but it isn't anything that isn't covered in class. Reading the textbook during the class isn't mandatory, but I felt like that was a good way to study. I strongly recommend his class.

I took micro in HS, so I was bored in class. His lectures were easy to understand and his tests are very straightforward. If you are not confident in basic algebra, stay away because he does not explain the math too much, only the concepts.

Mustard is the nicest dude on Earth. It's hard to get in contact and sometimes takes awhile to get exams back, but there's no one that cares more about your success as a student. If you've ever taken a law class before, this is an easy course. You do have to show up and listen to the examples, but there's never any surprises on the exams.

Great professor. Really wants his students to succeed. Can sometimes be all over the place, but never lets it affect his performance. Occasional HW, not bad. He's super available outside of class--go to office hours, it helps a lot. Be careful of Test 1, the format can throw you off. But use that format for the next tests and you'll be fine.

This is my second time taking Mustard and I really enjoyed this class. Organization really isn't his strong suit but he makes up for it with good lecture and office hours (so good! I talked to him about material and major-choice). He was also very understanding and accommodating with my family circumstances this year. I will be taking him again!

nice professor, tests are reasonable if you attend/pay attention and practice some of the mathier parts. super accessible for help if you need it.

Sometimes I got a little frustrated with the lack of clarity/organization this course came with, but overall it's super interesting and relatively easy. Mustard is great and I would highly recommend, just don't get overwhelmed by his occasional tangents-- it's the core material you really need to know. Fair tests and don't need to read textbook.

Dr. Mustard is a great person and professor. Although attendance is optional, I highly recommend you go to class, because the lectures help a lot with the material and notes. He's super open to questions and goes into depth with his answers. There aren't many grades, so make sure you put in time and effort for those grades. Go to office hours too!

very easy class. Tests were almost identical to practice questions and he grades easily. He doesn't explain the math too well so I would make sure to have a decent math foundation before the class (just algebra 1 tbh). Take him over the other professor. Most of my friends with the other professor struggled a lot bc her tests were so hard.

Mr. Mustard (he does not like to be called doctor) is one of UGA's finest professors. He's an accomplished economist, and, as such, he encourages students to apply economic thought to research, policy, business strategy, etc. His tests are challenging, but fair. He does move a bit fast, so make sure to read the textbook as the class moves along.

Dr. Mustard is my favorite professor I've had so far! The worksheets and tests can be challenging, but he is ALWAYS happy to help during office hours. He will do everything he can to make sure you get a fair grade, and I wouldn't want to take this class with anyone else!

Great lecturer; very knowledgable and passionate. Often included real-world examples and analogies with lectures. Problem sets and exams weren't too difficult to understand, and the class seemed to score well overall. The website and materials he uses seems a bit outdated and hard to navigate, however.

I would 100% recommend taking Professor Mustard! He was a great teacher and really cares about his students succeeding. Material was not easy, but he takes time to stop and make sure students understand. His final exam reviews are very helpful and he is a great teacher overall!

The lectures and notes outlines were a little disorganized, but Mr. Mustard's office hours are extremely helpful. It's obvious he really cares about his students and is always willing to work with you when you need help. The tests are very similar to the homework, so it's not too difficult to prepare for.

Awesome professor who cares about his students. Go to office hours if you're confused. Not easy, but very manageable if you put in the time.

He rambles a bit, but overall he's caring and flexible on stuff if you email him. He clearly loves the material he's teaching and is constantly applying it to the real world. If you never read the textbook, you might fall behind on the math part, but he teaches the concepts and application extremely well and gives great supplemental resources.

Great professor, had him for 2106H and 4010. Defenitley a tough class, but Mustard is super accessible and wants you to do well. Go to office hours, he will help you out. One of my favorite professors at Georgia.

He teaches economics like a law professor, and that's a good thing for this class. Go to his lectures, go to office hours, and be sure to study. Great lecturer. Tough grader, but he provides a ton of feedback. He wants you succeed!

one of the best professors i've had at uga. his class is hard for sure, there are like fifteen huge concepts and topic you need to know for the exam but only 2-3 of them are actually tested. it is certainly not easy and can be frustrated, but he is very accessible outside class. definitely take him if you want a class where you'll actually learn.

Professor Mustard is amazing. He is very nice and well respected in the econ department, and his research is very interesting. He's willing to work with you if you don't do so well on one exam by weighting it lower. My only complaint is that there were not nearly enough practice problems, which made it really hard to study for the midterms.

Dr. Mustard is a great professor for this class. He's passionate and hilarious. I was unsure about this course due to the law aspect, but he makes it very interesting. His grading is very lenient. I highly recommend taking this class for an ECON elective.

Mustard has really been an amazing professor. You can tell he cares about his students and wants them to succeed. He always stays after classes to answer lingering questions and encourages students to participate in lectures. His coursework is easy enough if you go to class and do his assigned homework.

Dr.Mustard was a very knowledgable professor and lectured on topics it was clear he was passionate about. Attendance is not mandatory at all but the lectures are helpful to attend, homework was few and far between and the tests were relatively easy as long as you study at least a little bit. Great professor highly recommend!

He's the goat. Fantastic lecturer who teaches the material, yet is lenient in grading. He is awful at using ELC though, so you may not know your grade for a while.

He's a great prof. Super chilled out, really easy to reach outside of class. Exams and homeworks are really easy. He was kind of disorganized and waits till the absolute last minute to post grades on eLC but apart from that, I have 0 complaints. Definetly take him.

As a senior, Professor Mustard is my favorite professor that I have ever taken at UGA. He cares so much about his students, has super interesting law & econ lectures, and easy tests (if u study). The material may seem complicated at first, but he is very accessible outside of class for any questions. He also gives the textbook for free. Take him!

I couldn't recommend Mustard more. He gives you a genuine understanding of the content which serves as a great foundation for econ. His tests are definitely ion the harder side but the support he gives you makes them very doable. Great guy and clearly wants everyone to succeed.

I believe I am getting a B but not sure. I think he's a great professor, his research and background is really interesting and stands out. This class made me interested in Economics, and if I had taken it back in freshman year I definitely would have considered a double major.

Dr. Mustard takes time to get to know the students (knows everyone's name) and has a lot of professional experience to pull from for lectures.

Mustard is a solid professor for the honors section of the course and makes a good effort to get to know and connect with students. Very good natured guy but he can be a bit disorganized as a professor and there are no slides just a notes outline that does not make sense if you miss class. Would definitely still recommend.

most people that don't do well in this class just dont show up, which is super important bc he dosent post any slides, but the tests are VERY reflective of what we do in class. A little more structure would be nice, but if you're willing to put the work in you should get an A. Prob easiest/least math-y elective and great option for prelaw ppl!