Would definitely take again. Ed does a great job of explaining how to do the HW problems. He had a great attitude even though several of my classmates wasted class time complaining about the book, projects, and exams. I do wish he would have been more consistent with the way he collected HW.

He's pretty cool, the class just sucks.

Ed was a great teacher who had a lot of interest in the subject. I highly suggest taking him for accounting.

Ed was overall a great professor. Accounting is not an easy subject but he always took the time to explain concepts and go over homework problems. He always was available to talk during office hours or arrange a time if you needed to speak with him or needed additional help. His upbeat attitude made it easy to pay attention & very enthusiastic!!!!!

Ed is deff. a professor that cares about his students. Even though he is disorganized 90% of the time, if you come to class every time, pay attention, do the group work and the homework you should be fine. Expect quizes at the end of every chapter. He always gives his classes a nice curve at the end too. Every exam, and quiz is multiple choice.

He is a pretty funny guy at times and is down to earth. He's not the greatest teacher but then again it is accounting. Make sure you bring your laptop you will use it almost every class. There is also assigned groups and assigned seats.

Unlike other teachers Ed used real life examples integrated with the lessons. Iff you follow the lectures, read the chapter, and do all of the assigned homework you will not only pass but have a good understanding of accounting. Laptops basically required.

Ed is a solid professor. My biggest issue with him was with exams in that he would use the book's exams which try to trick you when it comes to questions. The project was not that difficult and he is very nice. He does curve the class the best that he can. For those that complain about him, wait till you have some of the "core" professors.

Ed is a great professor. The people who complain about him on here are looking for an easy A. They forget that work is involved in order to succeed. Ed doesn't hand you your grade like most students want. You have to earn it. As long as you are willing to work, and put in the time and effort Ed makes the class great. There are much worse ACC profs.

A really funny guy that is willing to work with you through a lot. I had to miss class for 2 weeks and he was really understanding and helped me out a lot. Pay attention to class and do the practice exams on blackboard and you'll be fine!

Ed is the only professor you should take for ACC 255! He gave extra credit which was added to your exam scores and that helped me so much. You just have to be willing to go to the extra credit. Also go to his office hours before class because he will let you do practice problems that will be on a quiz or exam! Such a funny guy! Loved having Ed!

Awesome guy! always willing to help. if you are willing to put in the effort he is willing to help. if not, well he's not stupid either...

Ed is a great teacher that is really there to see YOU succeed. Just put in the work and he will do the rest. Accounting is a vigorous course, he will give you the basics to start off and you will master those with his help!

He was definitely my favorite instructor this year. He was super enthusiastic about the subject, and tried to make the class as interesting as possible by switching things up, lecturing for some time, then going into the hw, and more. If you want a class with an instructor who actually cares about the success of his students, take a class with Ed.

Ed is a fantastic teacher! The class can be hard at times, but if you speak up and ask questions, he'll do all he can to help you out. As long as you do most of the work that he assigns, you'll do great in his class. Also, be prepared when you go to class because he will ask you individual questions to see if you understand.

Ed is one of the nicest guys on campus. He's really funny and down to earth. The class was pretty tough but he will do anything to help you learn. One of the better accounting teachers.

Ed is great teacher! He adapts the class to his students and he really wants you to succeed. His tests are a little difficult but if you study hard you should do fine. Ed also gives out prep questions and problems to help you really get the chapter. Would definitely take him again!

Ed is a great professor and an even better person. He wants to see his students succeed and will work as hard for you as you will. A lot of outside reading will need to be done before class to be prepared for his he questions he asks before class at random. Ed is goofy and will make class not so boring

Ed is a great guy, but his class is work. BUY THE BOOK. You do class prep questions out of it and they are simple. He calls on random people so be prepared. He wants his students to do well and understand and will do anything for you. He takes attendance so go if you want a good grade. He also gives out random quizzes. Take his class. hes better.

Take Ed's class. He is the easiest out of the acc prof's. His class is work though, there is class prep questions and he calls on random people during class to go over them. He hands out random quizzes sometimes just for attendance so make sure you go. He will help you in any way he can. he wants his students to succeed. Great guy :)

Lets face it ACC 302 sucks but Ed does everything he can to make it a little bit more clear and does his best to succeed. The material isn't any easier though

Ed is awesome! I loved going to class because he was so enthusiastic about accounting and you can totally tell he wants the best for his students. He is also really chill and relatable.

Ed is a great guy! I had him for 250 ad 255, it was very challenging for me but he is always there to help his students out, he wants to see you succeed. Lots of prep homework for the class. Do the homework, study and go to class and you'll do fine. Take Ed if you can he makes going to class worth it.

Ed is an awesome teacher that will always be there for you. There are 4 assessments with a final.. all 20 questions and multiple choice, also allowed to use an index card on all test. You MUST do the homework assigned before class. At the beginning of the semester you will rec. a card if your card is chosen in class you must answer the question.

Ed is a great guy that really cares about his students. He gives a lot of reading and expects you to get it all done before class but is always willing to answer questions and go more in depth on the topic. I am always trying to get into his accounting classes.

Good teacher for a hard class. He takes attendance everyday so you have to go to get a good grade. Exams are pretty easy, 20 mc questions. He's a great accounting teacher though, I wouldn't want to take the class with anyone else. If you're thinking about accounting major, he does a great job with general knowledge you need.

Wonderful professor and extremely cute.

Ed is hilarious and can crack down at times, but only because he wants people to do their best. He makes accounting fun and accessible. He really hates cell phones and will kick you out of class if he sees yours out, so beware. If you're willing to put a little effort in, he'll give you the help to do well in his class and accounting overall.

Great professor, had him for 4 different accounting courses all at diferent levels - 101, 255,302, and 598. knows his stuff and is always willing to help out. be ready to work your butt off but if your going into accounting you know that already. if your a business major who has to take his courses then just show the effort and he will help.

Ed does a great job making accounting bearable. Expect to read the chapter and do practice problems before coming into class. He will call on students randomly to answer questions. If you ask for help, he will definitely do whatever he can to help you understand. I would suggest taking any accounting class you can with Ed.

Ed makes accounting rather enjoyable and is a very respectable professor. He doesn't like students to be on their phones and will send you home if he catches you on it during class. But he jokes around and tries to leave a good impression on you both as a student and a young adult. Definitely a good decision to register for one of Ed's classes.

I had Ed for 3 different classes (ACC 101, 255, 302), and really enjoyed having him. He is always willing to stop in the hall and chat about whatever. He's very passionate about teaching and is always trying to improve and get feedback, unlike some ACC profs. His classes are tough, but that's accounting. If you study, you will be fine.

I have had Ed for 2 classes now, and will take any class I can with him. He cares about his students, makes it clear what you need to know, and helps make sure you know it. The class, and subject, aren't easy, but if you do the work and study, you will be fine. I'd recommend Ed for any class.

Ed is a super fun guy. He assigns material he wants you to learn, makes you teach yourself the material before class, and then goes over it in class. 4 exams are 20 questions each, but he drops the lowest score and allows for a cheat sheet. The class it is a lot of work, and he makes you work for your grade, but I defiantly learned a lot.

Ed is a cool guy. He sincerely wants everyone in his class to leave feeling like they learned a lot. He gives a lot of homework but it helps in the long run. If you're a REALLY shy person I would probably pick a different teacher. He has cards with our names and asks people to go to the front of the class to help him with the problem. its harmless.

If you have the chance, take this class with Ed. He really cares about his students and will go out of his way to make you his priority. The class itself has very difficult material, but Ed makes it understandable. The tests are multiple choice, and you get points for showing up prepared every day. If you do the work, you will excel in his class.

His lectures are students answering questions from a handout given the week before. Make sure you answer all of the questions because he randomly picks people to answer and if you don't have the answer you get points deducted. 5 tests (counting final) all multiple choice and 20 questions, get a couple wrong and your grade is shot.

Ed is a great guy. He's intimidating in his syllabus, but he's not in person. He does randomly call on people to answer homework q's in front of class, so you have to do the homework. This class is tough but he really is accessible and wants everyone to do well. He puts slideshows, practice exams, and study guides online so you know what is on exam

Was fortunate enough to end up with him as my accounting professor than the previous professor who was going to teach the course b/c this was one of the easiest classes I've taken. I doubt he will teach this section and class again b/c he was just given it since the previous professor retired 3 weeks into the year, but honestly a nice guy and easy!

I loved him. He has such a quirky personality and makes class not so bad. His exams are always 25 questions multiple choice and you get at least one flashcard. There is review work due for almost every class so you have to do the review problems at home and then be ready to talk about and present the work.

Ed is an amazing person & professor! 302 is a very difficult class, but he tries his best to help the students learn the materials. Not a ton of hw, but you do have to come to class everyday. There's only a few exams & each one is around 20 questions, so you HAVE to study and know the material really well to get a good grade.

Ed is very smart, but he doesn't always click with certain students. You have to learn to understand his teaching methods to do well in this class. You have to go to class and HAVE HOMEWORK DONE FOR POINTS EVERYDAY. His exams are 20 points and kinda hard to read. He gives cumulative EC with each exam. He tries his best to help and is usually nice.

Eds class if one of my favorite classes at CMU so far. I came into class absolutely dreading accounting and left actually enjoying the process of homework and studying. His exams are multiple choice 20 questions but not easy. He gives a ton of study material which is extremely helpful for the exams. He loves helping anyone he can

Ed is a great guy. go to his office hours if you have questions and hes really helpful. he just flipped his class to a lecture, but the time goes by fast. he makes accounting enjoyable. always hated numbers but he changed that and really cares about his students. tests are 20-25 multiple choice and as long as you go to class and study you'll pass

Ed is an amazing ACC professor and a great one to start with. His lectures can be confusing and he ALWAYS writes on the whiteboard, rather than printing notes, which can be frustrating (expect abbreviations). Get comfortable and try to learn. Listen to him, do the prep work, study, meet with him, & learn from your mistakes bc questions come back.

Ed was a decent teacher. He is very caring and tells you how much he wants you to succeed. His lectures can get boring and confusing sometimes but you have to just get used to his teaching style as it is unique. For exams you get an hour for 24ish multiple choice/t/f questions and the last 15 min he goes over the answers so you know how you did.

Pretty great professor, these are my ratings before everything went online due to COVID. However, you have to go to class, have to participate, have to bring your textbook. He is very accessible outside of class and always makes time for students.

Prof. Woelfert is a great person who I felt genuinely cared about the success of his students. His class isnt easy though, and you NEED to read and understand the material, you can't skate by with only lecture. I also disagree with the other posters saying he is rude when you ask questions , because he was excited whenever I asked a question.

Ed is a great guy. He genuinely cares how the class is doing and makes adjustments to allow people to pass. The class is taught in a flipped classroom format so you learn the material before coming in. He was always open to questions and if you study the group works for exams you will do really well.

Ed is by far my favorite professor I have ever had. I had him for ACC 250 and ACC 255. He cares so much about his students and gets so excited when they succeed. His lectures might be tough to follow some times, but he is more than willing to explain it to you until you understand. He is also hilarious. I recommend him to anyone taking 250/255.

Great professor, I was struggling in the beginning of the year and began meeting with him twice a week to get extra help. He helped me work through problems and realize the mistakes i was making. His help outside of the classroom is the only reason I got an A- maybe an A (depending on my final exam) and not a C.

Literally the best professor I have had at Central Michigan, Ed really cares that every single one of his students succeeds.

Ed was a very nice guy and wants students to succeed. He spends a lot of time out of class with students who take him up on it. You need to be in class and participate often and early. If you show up and try you will succeed.

Make sure you do your homework and understand the short answer problems. This will be crucial for your exams. He can be hard to learn from but he is super willing to help you out if you have questions or want extra help.

BUS102 is a very easy class with Ed. Only have class once a week and there is usually an assignment per week for 6 weeks. Then class gets easy. Usually he lets us out early. No finals and is a pretty chill guy.

Ed was a super nice guy, but very disorganized making this class difficult to follow. Some days he would be in a great mood, but others he would target students and leave class unannounced. I know this was his first time teaching this class so most of the coursework was new and unfamiliar. We never really did much in class.

He really cares about all of his students. Some of his lectures were hard to follow. But if you complete the class prep and read the designated section before class like he recommends it makes the class a lot better. I used classes more as a review and time to ask him questions rather than to learn the content for the first time.

I just went to class 90% of the time, took notes on his lectures, all the quizzes, tests and exams are based off those lectures and inclass practices, and got an A. Just go to class, or get a friend to take good notes, the work isn't that hard otherwise, it's math though so it's not gonna be the easiest lol.

Ed is a cool professor and I feel like he is misunderstood sometimes. He teaches fast, which is efficient for learning the amount of material needed throughout the course. If you build a relationship with him and least show some effort or interest in the course you will do just fine in the end.

Accounting is not the most interesting subject but I really enjoyed taking this class with Ed. I feel that he is often misunderstood. Ed is a great guy and he really does just want you to succeed. Take advantage of his office hours!!! He is always willing to help. He appreciates participation so try to answer questions even if you are wrong

Wildcard professor. Honestly, he'll be calm somedays and angry the next. However, his lectures are incredibly easy to understand and follow and he is very personable. He has the ability to make accounting fun and wants to see his students succeed.

Professor Ed's class can be challenging, but the material is manageable if you attend regularly, do the homework, and utilize resources like ChatGPT and unstuck study for study prep. He cares about student success, so don't hesitate to ask for help.

Eddie gets a bad wrap on here. He is a very nice guy, and he has his days where he's maybe not in the best mood. Overall, he really wants his students to succeed and allows for opportunities to do so. He does randomly call on you at times and will change the format of homework from time to time, but overall his class was a good experience.

I loved Ed's class! Quizzes and tests were manageable and he was always willing to help. He is really cool guy and has some really cool stories. I would recommend Ed's class!

Eddie is a complex case. Such a nice guy most of the time especially out of class, but sometimes in class he'll get all pissed if people didn't do exactly what he wanted. I like him a lot, and the class isn't too hard, but you will have to be comfortable teaching yourself and learning the material your own. Class time is just doing problems.