I really enjoyed his class. Made things very clear. Got me interested in Economics.

I have a high A in the class but I will never ask a question. He will interrupt you before you can finish asking him anything. Kind of rude but he is an excellent instructor.

I took ECN 1500 during a four week summer session. I really enjoyed his class and I thought he did a good job at teaching the subject. His class got me interested in economics and made me more aware of everything that happens in our country. I would recommend him. Just pay attention in class and read the chapters and you will get an A no problem.

Awesome, he is interesting to listen to and helps you see why economics is interesting and can be applied to the world.

I was dreading this class because I hate working with money but I absolutely loved it. This is probably the class that has most influenced my thinking on an every day basis. Doug was great. Friendly and interesting. I had a blast.

Good overall professor. I'm taking another Romrell class next semester.

Great professor. Really helped me to see things in a new way. Very interesting class, and I thought I was going to hate it.

Professor Romrell is a great online teacher. His quizzes are very similar to his tests. He's a fair grader and quick to respond to emails. I loved the discussion articles/clips he had us watch, very informative. Great professor. I will take classes from him again.

He is a little unorganized and isn't crystal clear 100% of the time, but I have never learned as much in an economics class as I did in his. He has a non-condescending, simple teaching style which worked really well for me. He is also always willing to answer questions. I would recommend him.

(I also took ECN 1500 from Romrell) After taking these two classes, I have decided to major in Economics! Study hard on your own, do the discussions, and ask questions to succeed with Doug. He is funny and VERY smart. Just try hard and he will help you out. Plus, the tests are curved! Great teacher!

Very easy class. Read the textbook and take part in the discussions and you'll get an A. Online class with open book quizzes and closed book tests. Doug is helpful and takes part in the student discussions. I appreciated him adding current event discussions along with the textbook reading. His free-market logic is impressive.

At first I found him a little too demanding, and pushy. That assumption changed fairly fast. I love how he lectures the class from his thoughts and does not go out of the book word for word. He knows his stuff and actually got me to reevaluate some of my own misguided and maybe ignorant opinions. I would most definitely take him again!!

This professor takes some getting used to, but is actually a pretty cool guy. The tests are a little hard but he has a good curve system. The only thing else I had to do was comment on current event articles. Pretty easy. Makes economics interesting and didn't make us do the math part of economics, which was great!

He is a great professor, very clear and helpful. Im glad i had to start learning Econ with him. He helped me love Economics.

Doug outlines his expectations for the course clearly. He won't hold your hand and you should expect to work, just like any other class. He cares about his students success, but you obviously need to be making an effort. Good professor, knows his stuff, quizzes and exams aren't too bad. Attend class

This course was an easy A. Just be sure to get the extra points on the discussions.

If you study the quiz, you'll know all the answers for the exam.

Mr. Romrell was a great professor. Reading the book is MANDATORY to do well on proctored exams. All quiz questions are online, so those are an easy A, but also print those other quizzes online, they are the same questions as the exams. Extra points on discussions are offered and easy to obtain, just write one extra discussion point. Great class

I took the online class and really liked the format. 4 units, 5 discussions per unit, 1 quiz per unit, 1 exam per unit. You can work as far ahead as you want or follow the 4ish week period for each unit. Fair grader and I enjoyed his relevant and current discussion topics. This class will OPEN YOUR EYES to how troubled our government is.

If you go to class and pay attention it's hard not to pass this class! 99% of his exam questions come from his power points. His discussions are great because you actually get to apply what you are learning! I wouldwill take all my econ classes from him.

I actually understand microeconomics! He is great at explaining difficult concepts in a way that actually makes sense. Great teacher. Makes you work for the A, but he is very fair when it comes to grading. Just sit near the front and participate and you will be golden. Only complaint is the required book we never used!

Romrell is a really great instructor. He is very clear about what he wants, and if you pay attention it is hard to do poorly. I would take another class from him.

He does a decent job explaining concepts and is friendly enough. His tests are ridiculous though. I've had a good handle on the concepts for the most part , but his test questions are phrased awfully and are meant. Almost every question can be considered a trick question. This is coming from someone who was at every lecture and did all the reading.

You have to pay attention and study for tests but its not hard to get 80% or above on tests and he gives barely any homework.

Romrell's class is super easy. There's 4 units and each unit is comprised of 5 discussion posts, a quiz, and a test. You can find answers for the quizzes online from previous students. He pulls test questions from the quizzes and from an online test bank, so study that and you'll be fine. He also curves the class so 20% of the class gets an A.

Great teacher, challenged my ideas or reality and I will forever be grateful.

Professor Romrell is a super cool guy who makes economics interesting. He explains things pretty well and everything in his class is logical. If you show up to class and pay attention and read the book then you'll be good. About every two weeks you'll have a new set of discussions to complete and thats about it. Stay on top of your studying!

Romrell has been one of my favorite teachers and is the reason I changed economics to be my major. His tests can be pretty tricky occasionally but he drops one. Also, he did away with quizzes it seems and doesn't really require much homework besides some discussions on canvas.

If you do the work you will get an A. If you don't you will probably get a B or C. He is very upfront and he keeps the class interesting. He is relatively entertaining. Very little homework and though he advises you to read from the textbook you can get by fairly well without reading if you pay attention and study your notes.

He's really into what he teaches, and if you ask, he will clarify anything he says, if he gets ahead of himself.

Doug is fabulous. He is funny and makes class interesting. Incorporates a lot of real world things into class. He lets you drop one of the first three tests and then there is just the final after that. He mostly tests on lecture material. But some on the textbook too. Attendance is really important. But the class is fun, so thats not too hard.

He's really funny so class isn't bad even though it's a huge lecture. Going to class helps but skipping isn't really detrimental. Getting a good grade is easy because the assignments are easy completion points and he drops your lowest test score.

Pay attention during lectures and read the chapters. 90% of test questions come from lecture notes. He also gives questions and answers during the lectures, so make sure you are there and write them down. When he says "Remember this," DO IT. My friends agreed this class should be called "1500 Reasons to Hate the U.S. Government." Haha. Loved it!

He is a great teacher if you you like economics. his lectures are really good and always on topic. However the test are harder and the test make up most of your grade. If you are willing to up in a bit of time to study, he is a great teacher.

He is an amazing professor. If you pay attention in class and take good notes you will pass. There were 4 exams and a lot of easy online discussions on random economic topics. One of the first three exams will get dropped which gives you a little breathing room. I would highly recommend Professor Romrell.

I'm a science major and I really enjoyed his class. He will pull about one question from the book each exam and the rest are from his lecture. His lectures aren't recorded so you need to go to class. He is a cool guy, I recommend him.

Pay attention to the lectures. You'll do group projects, in which you'll basically need to memorize everything the groups teach, because he asks the weirdest questions. (i.e. Which country produces the world's largest supply of bacon?) He's an entertaining professor. Say "Mutually Beneficial Voluntary Exchange" and you're sure to pass.

Great teacher. Having transferred from another university I found this professor to be great when compared to the ones I had taken before. Course has some work involved, but it's not too hard if you just do what is recommended. Read the chapter and unit notes. That's it. I will take this teacher again in the future.

I enjoyed Doug. His lectures were funny, he does go off topic a lot but he still covers what is necessary. All of the tests are taken at home on Canvas and they are open note and book which his nice! He uploads all lecture notes to Canvas as well, so you don't necessarily always have to be to class. He has 5 discussions a unit, easy 25 points!

Doug is very knowledgeable. He honestly knows what he teaches. He does go off topic sometimes, and it is hard to keep up with him. But he is funny and entertaining. Make sure you study for the exams, or else you won't pass. Easy discussion points though.

The class revolves around the lectures. Going to class helps otherwise you need to read the textbook. Only a few tests but those make up most of your grade. He is pretty good about explaining things in an easy way to understand, and he relates most of the material back to current events.

Doug is a great teacher, he reviews the basics quite often so you really understand them. Sometimes he reviews the same topics a little too often but if you pay attention it's hard not to get a good grade in his class. His tests are open book and he drops the lowest test. This is my second class from Doug and I really enjoy his teaching.

Great class! The quizzes and tests are easy if you study the textbook and read the supplemental notes. Fair grading too.

He is awesome! Really simple tests. They are open notes and taken outside of class. He posts the notes that he bases lectures off of. All tests are based off lectures. Really nice guy. His class is pretty simple but you should go to class to make sure you understand the concepts.

He is a great professor and was fun to have. This was not a hard class. There are 5 question quizzes every class over the reading, the exams are open note, and you have to read the textbook but it's never more than 20 pages. He was enjoyable to have and I would recommend taking from him if you care about getting an A.

Professor Romrell is a great teacher and has the class content very well put together. The class format is very straightforward and easy to follow. If you do the textbook readings and listen during lecture, this class is an easy A.

This online class is very easy. It consists of 3 units and each unit has a quiz, paper, and discussions. Everything is graded easily, pretty much if you follow the guidelines you get a 100%. Not very time-consuming overall. The downside is there is no interaction with the professor as it is just reading the chapters.

Take his econ 3400 online section. Assign three papers for the whole year, which is most of your grade. Gives an automatic 100% as long as you hit the word count. Easiest class I have had at college.

I would highly recommend Doug for ECON 3400, I had a great experience with this class and would definitely take again.

A well-designed online class, reviews for his other courses are poor online. However, I found this one extremely easy, 3 well-defined units with an open note test, paper, and discussions due every month or so. Plenty of time to get ahead. Easy A if you study at all.