Prof. Miller definitely knows what she talks about. Theres no getting around it, accounting is going to be a difficult, time consuming class that is hard to teach and harder to learn. I feel that she teaches well, has reasonable expectations, and will help you when needed. Her tests are just really hard.

Just a really hard class in general. Miller is a good teacher, go to class. The tests are pretty hard though, you pretty much have to know every detail of everything to get an A on the test.

She is a great teacher, but this is just a HARD class, so shes doing the best she can. You have to put a lot of outside effort into studying so that you will understand the material to a tee before the test. Very fair. Attendance not required. I would recommend her!

Good teacher. Really hard class though. If you read the book and do the homework when she tells you to its not too bad.

She may smile once or twice the entire semester, but besides that, she's a good teacher. She's very clear with the material, and will help you. The tests are hard, you're definitely going to have to work hard if you want an A. Do the homework problems over and over. I'd take her again.

Very good teacher, but she takes it way to seriously. She may smile once or twice a semester. I would take her again for a graduate level class.

She is a good teacher, but she takes it too serously. She takes attendance at the end of class. Class is pretty hard though

This class is a hard class, but I would take it again. Her test are what makes the class hard so be prepared to study a few hours a week. Great and helpful teacher.

Miller is really not as bad as people make her out to be..she does smile/laugh & tell stories. First test was the hardest for me, & she takes attendance at the end of class. I received a hard earned A. She's not too hard or easy, & it is necessary to read the book!

Read the book and study and you can make an A. I didn't do enough of either and made a B.

Her first semester teaching the class. I literally made a 100. Two tests, both online, one being the final. You can take them at home, open book. The only time you need the book is when you are taking the tests. otherwise just go to class.

I enjoyed her class. She went over the same concepts two days in a row, so if you miss a day, you aren't behind. She provides homework relevant to the tests and quizzes on blackboard just for practice.

Let's be real, accounting is not a hard subject, and Miller makes it simple to understand. Read the book and do all the practice problems she gives you and you'll have an A.

This class was very easy! Mrs. Miller explains everything so well and does a ton of examples. She does not demand that much, so I don't know why you can make less than an A. Go to class, do some of the practice hw, skim the chapters, and you'll be fine on the tests! Don't waste your time studying for days for the tests, they're straight forward

Take her if given the option! She's really nice and helpful... her tests were 25 MC and easy.

This class was one of the hardest classes i've taken at Auburn. I did fine on the first two tests but made a 40 on the third. GO TO CLASS. There is no way to teach this stuff to yourself. Reading the book helps for concept questions, but most of the test is solving problems. Tests were hard and always had tricky answers. great lady, hard class

cool prof. used youtube tutor for help. youtube "webster academy accounting".

Great teacher. Very clear in explaining a very difficult subject. The best practice for tests in the practice homework in each chapter. Does take a while to grasp each concept, but he is always up for helping students. Go to class. She takes attendance at the end of each class to stay the full time. Go to GTA hours to see missed questions on tests

Difficult class and dificult teacher. However, she is really nice and will help you if you make the effort. GO TO CLASS AND DO THE HOMEWORK!

Mrs. Miller is a great teacher. Mandatory attendance and quite a bit of homework. However, the homework really helps and the test are basically like the homework. I have an A but worked for it. Test are easy if you do the homework.

Miller was very straightforward and had high expectations for her students. Very good teacher!

Miller is great at explaining the concepts, and a very fair grader. Class is heavily based on the textbook -- read it and know it.

Miller is fantastic. She is great at explaining a subject that a majority of students despise. The class is a bit difficult and you will have to pay attention, but with a bit of work you should do fine. Read the book, work along with her as she does examples, and listen! She says specific things to pay attention to and those will be on the test.

Mrs. Miller is one of the best teachers I have had at Auburn. If you go to class (which you want to do in case you are a borderline grade at the end) and do the homework from the book you will do good on the tests. The online quizzes really don't help at all so don't worry too much about them. The 3rd test was the hardest for sure.. TAKE HER!

I have a feeling Financial Accounting is hard no matter who you take.. she didn't do a bad job of explaining it's just difficult material.

Best teacher you can get for such a dreary subject. She's so easy to talk to, and completely reasonable. She will teach you what you need to know, but you gotta work for it. So glad to have had her as a professor. Test 2 and on aren't easy, but she will do what she can to make sure you know whats up.

If accounting isn't your major, you're not going to love this class, but Miller makes it doable. She's really helpful and makes sure to explain all the material thoroughly. That said, her tests are tricky. Make sure you do ALL the practice homework and really understand it. ACCT's not my thing, but Miller's great and I made an A. TAKE HER!

I really liked her. She loves what she teaches and goes slow so we understand. Homework is harder than test questions and notes. Tests are a little difficult. She's very laid back. Take her!

I thought the class was a pretty easy and manageable. Homework due periodically that helps your grade.. Do a ton of practice problems before the test and you'll do fine! Does a great job explaining a hard subject and is easily approachable to ask questions. I advise to take her!

A very nice lady. Works everything from the books. Study the homework given and you are golden. Tests are pretty difficult, like 8 out of 10.

She is very fair and nice. Definitely have to keep up with homework and the book and study for tests. Especially tests 3 and 4.

Nice lady, tough material. Just 4 tests and 5 or so homework assignments that count for hardly anything. She explains everything to the best of her ability, you just have to work pretty hard for an A. It's possible

Class was extremely boring but she was a great teacher for the course. She explains everything well and if you take notes and study the slides, an A isn't too difficult to get. The tests are hard but its all more or less stuff she went over in class so pay attention. In short: boring, but thorough and fair

While this class is not the easiest or most fun in nature, Mrs. Miller does a great job teaching it. She is very clear and willing to help you. The tests can be very tricky, but if she realizes the class average is low, she will offer extra credit opportunities. Going to class and reading the book will get you a B, but an A takes extra studying.

Mrs. Miller is great! She's very good at explaining the material, but you have to pay attention. Let your mind wander for a few minutes and you'll end up spending half an hour trying to figure out what she was talking about. Go to every class, pay attention, take good notes and do all of the practice problems and quizzes! I LOVED her class.

This class is hard, but she makes it interesting and as enjoyable as it can be. She doesn't joke that often, but she does have a sense of humor and will try to be accommodating to her students. Do every piece of bonus work you can, and do all the homework even though a lot of it isn't graded. That's the only way you can get an A in this class.

Mrs Miller is super cool. She'll scare you at first, but I swear she has a sense of humor. You just have to get into the material and attend classes, if you sit towards the front she'll probably remember your name and be pretty helpful when the exams come up. Take her, I would again!

You get 8 absences for the class but you won't pass if you miss more than 3 or 4 days. She's very good at lecturing and she gives out a few graded homeworks and lots of optional homeworks. She also posts online questions - those help the most when studying for tests. Tests are extremely hard and only 25 questions, so be ready to study.

She's a really nice lady, but the class itself is tough. She is very thorough and tries to make the material bearable but you have to work hard to get an A.

Mrs. Miller was a great professor. She explained everything very well. Not a lot of homework, but the tests were very challenging. The questions were worded in ways that made you unsure about topics you thought you knew. As a whole though she makes an unexciting subject pretty interesting and prepares you well for higher level courses.

Miller knows what she is talking about. She is an excellent teacher, and prepares students for future accounting classes. Her tests are tough, but I made A's and B's on all of them. Go to class and use the book to study, and you will do fine.

She knows her subject well and explains the material very well however the course itself can be very tough. Material can get confusing at time. Study partners or a tutor is highly recommended. Tests cover only 1-2 chapters but go into great detail. DO ALL THE PRACTICE HOMEWORK. She wants you to actually learn not just memorize. DO NOT TAKE 8 AM!!!!

This class is not bad if you pay attention and do the hw. Miller is good at explaining the material, although the class is pretty dry. She looks like a strict principal, or librarian.

Miller made accounting so clear. Go to class, pay attention, and you will will do fine. She makes it clear what will be on her tests and what you will need to know. She assigns one homework assignment per test, and it is usually going over the toughest main concept that will be on the test. Recommend her.

Mrs. Miller is a great teacher. If you read the slides/book before you come to class and do the practice homework 3 or 4 times before the test, you will be golden. Your grade is going to show by how much effort you put in. Practicing problems is essential.

Miller is a very intelligent professor, and her lectures are informative, but the class was hard. If you want an A you have to work for it, and always take advantage of bonus points if she gives them!

Ms. Miller is an awesome teacher. She really explains the material well but she does go really fast. If you don't read the powerpoints before class you will be totally lost. I highly recommend her you just need to put in the time for practice problems and reading before class. I got an A which was really hard but possible. Start off well.

TAKE HER! most clear and thoughtful acct teacher at auburn. tests are from homework problems if you do them! go get help early if you need it, she is more than willing to help and her GTA is AWESOME!

She is tough, moves pretty quick and expects you to do the work. However, she is also reasonable, clear, and helpful if you ask for it. You EARN this grade.

She is an excellent teacher who is very good at teaching difficult content. Everything on the tests is covered on the power points and practice homework. She even works practice problems in class to make sure that students really understand what she just taught. As long as you pay attention in class and study, you should do well.

I LOVE Mrs. Miller. She is very clear on her expectations and good at explaining the content. If you show up to class, do the practice homework, and pay attention, there is no reason for you not to get an A. That being said, if you do not do the practice homework at least once, you will not pass. It's not mandatory, but do it.

I took Mrs. Miller for Acct 2110 and I really liked her. She's very straight forward and doesn't throw any surprises. As the semester went on, she loosened up and got friendlier in class. DO THE PRACTICE HOMEWORK! I could have done way better on tests if I had studied harder and actually had done the unassigned homework.

I took it in a minimester, so we had to read a chapter a night and go to class every day for an hour and a half so it was just a lot of material in a short amount of time. The stuff you learn isn't necessarily hard, it's just a lot and you have to know it all if you want to make a good grade. The textbook is very necessary.

The class was pretty difficult. I made a 100 on all of the homeworks, but it felt like the tests were intentionally trying to trip people up. The tests were really hard, but she implied that it was the students' faults that the test average was a 60 or below. The only saving grace for this class is a perfect attendance is 10 points on the final.

I really enjoyed Financial Accounting with Miller. Make sure to read the book before class and work the practice homework several times before the test. This is definitely a weed out course for accounting. She tells funny stories. You get 10 bonus points on the final if you don't have any excused absences. You have to put in the time to do well!

She is very good and definitely tries her hardest to teach the information and help you out. If you go to every class she will give you extra points and after a bad test she may even round your grade up if you do the homework.

I enjoyed this class but the tests are pretty tricky. She is fairly helpful during office hours. I would highly recommend looking over your test after you take it to see how she tests. Go to every class to get extra credit

Miller is a great teacher. Her class is extremely difficult, and you earn your grade in this class. Do the practice homework periodically, because if you leave it until the night before the test, you can't finish it. And if you don't do the practice problems, you won't do well on the test. Tests are tricky, but she's really nice!!

Good teacher; tests are just like the problems she works in class; easy A if you go to class and pay attention

She's a really effective teacher. It's accounting, so it will be difficult. She once told me the best way to ace her class is to spend 30-45 minutes a day reading the material and working problems. The more you look at the material, the better you'll know it and the better you'll do. Her advice has proven right for every ACCT class I've taken since

Professor Miller's class is tough and her lectures can be boring at time, but she really is a nice person. She understands her class is tough and offers a lot of extra credit and she is accessible after class. If you go to class and study you should be able to make a good grade

Go to class and do ALL of the practice homework. It's quite difficult to do well if you try to teach yourself this and don't practice it. But with some effort and consistency you'll be fine. I got an A on each exam.

Professor Miller's class is very difficult, but she is also a very good teacher. If you go to class, pay attention, and take notes on every problem she works you will do well in her class. She is a very nice person but she is straight to the point and focuses on the material of the class. Tests ARE very difficult and there is not any extra credit.

Took this class Sophomore year and it was a blast. Mrs. Miller is a fantastic teacher, but rushes through problems she explains in class. If you don't come to class nor you use the textbook, YOU WILL FAIL. Very lenient on homework and usually scales one test out of the year. If you want to do good, make sure to do all the hw she assigns and study.

If you want a professor that is straightforward and will tell you what you need to know, take Miller. If you want to get an A in this class, it's going to require work outside of class (reading the book/notes, doing practice and assigned hw) but if you commit 30 mins-1hr a night, you can do it. Great professor, just don't expect any handouts.

Mrs. Miller is a great lecturer she explains everything really well. however, if you don't pay attention you will fail. All tests are multiple choice but the questions are difficult. Not much homework but she does give some extra credit. She wants her students to succeed but she is not gonna give away grades.

I took this class under the assumption that I would probably end up dropping after reading the terrible reviews on here. However, I ended up loving Mrs. Miller! If you do the work for this course, are willing to study hard, and pay attention in class you will do just fine. Don't skip class!! You will miss a ton!

If you like numbers you will be fine. Easy class for numbers people. Really enjoyed the structure too. 5 tests, 5 homeworks, and 1 extra credit. Easy pass, and if you really prepare for tests, an A is not out of the picture.

She is a hard teacher. You have to read the textbook and do the practice problems to pass. Attend SI if you can. I appreciated how hard she was because she really made you learn the material, this is not a class you can just sail through. It is hard and requires work every day.

Mrs. Miller is a fantastic professor, but you need to put in some work in order for you to see it. Make sure you read the chapter before class so when she talks about it in lecture, you can understand it better. It's also beneficial to do practice problems to make sure you can do it well. MAKE SURE TO PAY ATTENTION IN CLASS.

She is fair and definitely cares about covering the material so you understand it. However, you HAVE to read the textbook & attend to pass! She takes attendance every class! Homework & extra credit can help you, but you need to go to her GA's SI sessions, class & read read READ!!! Also, after most tests, she gives the class's average for that test.

One of the greatest professor I've met in Auburn. She is full of passionate and you can learn a lot of useful knowledge in her class. You do not need to do so much homework and if you do some pre-work it will be easy to get A. Some people may say it's hard to get A that's because they didn't prepare before class and didn't listen in class.

Dr. Miller is great. She doesn't require attendance, however it really helps as she goes over all the problems in the book. The grade is made up of 4 tests (and a final) and some homework assignments. Depending on the test averages she sometimes also offers extra credit, but don't rely on that. You definitely need to read the book before class too.

Dr. Miller is such a great professor! The class is based on 4 tests and a final, which is not cumulative, and homework. And sometimes, she will give extra credit homework. Attendance is not required, but she knows who is there and who is not, and she says it definitely reflects in their grade. Go to class, pay attention, and do the homework!

I liked Mrs. Miller, however she is very stern... you can tell by the first day of class. She will lecture T H E W H O L E C L A S S - however if you just keep up and put distractions away it isn't too bad. Sometimes on homework she will count it as extra credit towards your last test.

If you take Mrs. Miller, you will need to give most of your time to this class. She lectures the entire time, but if you stay focused and take notes it makes sense. She definitely doesn't mess around, there's a test about every two weeks. Overall, her tests are very fair based on what she taught and are straightforward if you studied a ton.

She is very clear on how your grade is calculated, and nothing in this class is a surprise. No matter who you have you shouldn't expect to receive an A if you're not going to do the work. On the first day of class she tells you how to succeed, and if you do those things an A or B is not out of reach. Hard subject, not a hard/bad teacher.

Ms. Miller is a good professor. She is very stern and not very friendly, but she teaches the material well. So many people find this class to be hard, but if you put in the work and really study, you should make an A, no problem. There are homework assignments, but a lot of times, she'll use them as extra credit on tests. I would take her again.

This is a hard class no doubt but Ms. Miller really cares about the subject and wants you to succeed if you're willing to put in the work. Expect chapter homework and studying for tests a solid 3-4 days before at minimum. Her notes in class are slightly confusing but once you read the chapter it will start to make sense. Also, the tests aren't easy

Mrs. Miller covers everything in lecture so do not skip and write everything she says even if it's not on the slide. Mrs. Miller is great but you must put in the extra work outside class. Textbook is online and the site has lot of practice problems and tests that help a lot. Much of the multiple choice questions on the tests came from here.

This Accounting class is extremely hard but Miller is a great professor. All the claims about her are unfair. Miller explains everything clearly through doing examples. I recommend reading definitions in powerpoint before going to class, then concentrate on how she solves the examples. For students who are good at math, you will like this class.

She is a great professor, who often gets a bad rep, but your effort outside of class will determine your grade. The book is very helpful in fully understanding the concepts. It all comes down to how bad do you want to excel in her class. I got a B, but an A is not impossible given you put in the effort.

Miller gets a bad rep. She cares about how you do in her class and wants you to excel. You HAVE to go to class and follow along with her example problems. Also do the exercises she assigns. Her tests are challenging and you have to prepare for them in order to do really well on them. Her class is for sure not an easy A but possible if you study!

Mrs. Miller is the best professor I have had at Auburn so far. Those who say otherwise, frankly, will not do any better in other classes. She gives you everything you need for the test and she even gives extra credit if the class average is low. She sets you up to succeed but it's up to you to study and do well. Ignore negative reviews, take her!

Challenging course, but an A is possible if you pay attention to the examples in class and DO THE PRACTICE PROBLEMS. She also offered around 30-40 points in extra credit on exams. Attendance isn't mandatory, but you need to be in class to see her work problems and explain concepts. Great professor, would take again

On the 1st day of class Prof Miller told us everything we need to do to succeed, read the text book, do the practice problems, and come to class. Do these things and youll be fine. Her tests are difficult, but if you really read the textbook youll have no trouble. She actually makes you work for your grade.. its horrible, right?!

Miller gets a bad rep but is actually very fair and gives you the information necessary to succeed. Definitely DO THE EXERCISES, study the slide shows, and pay attention in lectures because the tests can be difficult but the information is there. She gave 50 test bonus points total which was very helpful. Study and youll be fine.

Shes not as hard as anyone says she is. As long as you pay attention during lecture. do the homework, and study the lectures, an A is definitely attainable. Especially if you get the extra credit points from homework.

Engineering student taking class for minor. Not a hard class. Prepared for exams a few days before exam. Read the chapters (important). Watch the lectures to solidify understanding. Do homework. Skim the book, slides, and study questions on Cengage the day before the exam. Didn't do suggested problems. 15 bonus pts/exam. Didn't hear from her much.

She gives you everything you need to pass. Just watch the lectures at 2x, read the book, make vocab flashcards, and do the practice. I didn't put as much effort into reviewing, so I didn't make an A. Otherwise, it was a simple, straightforward class.

If you are lazy and just want to be handed a good grade, like most of the other reviewers of this professor, you won't do well in this class. You have to watch the lectures, do the practice problems, and read the book. It is a lot of work for an introductory class, but Mrs. Miller is very generous with extra credit if the class average is low.

She's not a bad professor but the book helps clarify a lot of concepts she covers. I would read the textbook and only look at her lectures for the examples she gives and how to solve them. Homework is due the day before tests. they count as extra credit added onto your test grade and you can take the homework an unlimited amount of times.

This class was hard but if you study you will be fine. she gives 20 bonus points on each test for just doing the homework which is due anyway. so super easy to get points if needed. the teacher is also great about tutoring as well and has a great grad assistant to help. I personally loved this class.

As long as you go to class and take notes you will be fine. She is a good lecturer. Make sure to read the book as you study for the test and utilize the practice problems in the book. Only grades are 2 easy homework assignments before each test and 4 tests. No cumulative final.

This class is not as hard as everyone makes it out to be. If you go to class and pay attention you are bound to at least pass the exams. Studying and doing more practice will give you a higher grade. She gives up to 25 extra credit points on exams if you do the homework so it's not that hard to maintain a good grade. The final is noncumulative.

There are 4 exams and you get 25 point extra credit for every exam when you finish the homework. The lecture is very boring. I don't think lecture is important. Just study the PowerPoint, read textbook, and do extra practices. Exams were hard, but some questions are directly from PowerPoint.

What you put into this class, you will get back out. It's accounting so it is not going to be a walk in the park. But if you watch the lectures, take good notes, and focus on studying the terminology and effects of different scenarios, then you'll be good. The homework is an easy 100% every time and she gave lots of extra credit too.

Awesome teacher if you have had trouble with accounting before, she is nice and willing to help. Accounting makes sense to some others not so much. She offers enough extra credit if you earn it to get you through.

I took this class online as a mini mester and Mrs. Miller was a great teacher. The lectures can be a bit boring, but her selected practice problems were extremely helpful. She gives a lot of extra credit as well, 25 point bonus points for doing the homework. Overall, I enjoyed this class and felt like the material was important and very useful.

Class is a breeze

I did not enjoy this class, but that is not the fault of the professor. I just don't like accounting. She presents the material well and is willing to help students if they ask her. She does not require students to be there, but you need to attend class to make a decent grade. She gives extra credit for every test and the homework is not bad.

Dr. Miller was great in my opinion. Her lectures are pretty long and boring, but her lecture videos and exercise videos are basically the exams. And she gives 25 extra bonus points on each exam by just completing the homework, which is due anyways. I got a 46 on one exam and finished with an A. Put in the work and youll do fine.

I personally really liked her class. As an English major, I felt that her teaching explained a (kinda boring) mathematical business subject really well and I got through the class with a 102 without a whole lot of effort besides just showing up and listening. Also, most of the time, homework is given as LOTS of extra credit. Highly recommend her!

I love this woman with my whole heart. Her class is kinda boring, but she gave us infinite attempts on the homework and it prepares you really well for her tests. I would absolutely recommend taking her if you can

I liked prof. Miller! Her lecture slides come straight from the textbook but she does a lot of practice in class. It can be confusing at first but I felt like it got easier. She provides practice problems with the answers, and the HW has infinite attempts. The tests are only 30 questions so if you miss a bunch it's easy to get a bad grade

While people tend to think this class is boring, Mrs. Miller tries to make it interesting and really cares about what she is teaching. She gives plenty of extra credit and the tests are straight forward and easy.

I took the online version of this class and I really did not know what I was getting myself into. Although the tests are hard, the homework was manageable and she gives tons of extra credit that go towards the tests for completing the homework. If you take good notes from the video lectures that she sends out, that should be enough to earn you an A

This class seems easy from the start but once you take the first test it is the opposite. The average of the tests is mid 60's every time but she gives extra credit opportunities for each test. This extra credit opportunity is the only thing that helped me get an A in this class. I would recommend trying to take this class in person.

Miller was a great professor. She was very organized and her teaching style was pretty good too. If you pay attention in class and take note of everything she writes on the board, then the class isn't that hard. Tests were kind of hard but she gave us 10-20 bonus points on each test so it cancels that out.

I liked her, but this class was hard. she is very accessible outside of class and willing to help. YOU CANNOT MISS CLASS. the problems she does on the whiteboard are the test. the homeworks help your grade and she does EC but the tests are hard and are hard to come back from if you do poorly on one. overall i did like her!

I had her for financial and had the worst time. made a really hard worked for B. Very different story for Managerial. She's not the best teacher in the world, but the class is much easier

Mrs.Miller is the best accounting teacher I have ever had throughout my time at auburn. She lectures every class and gives good examples. If you go to her classes and listen to her you will understand the material. She also offers extra credit homework assignments that boost your grade so much and also help you study for the tests. Highly Recommend

If you can take Prof. Miller online, do it. You have to put in the work for this class, but I loved how Prof. Miller teaches. This class has made me add an accounting minor because I love it so much. It is super interesting. She gives TONS of extra credit for each exam. It was super helpful taking it online to watch the lectures at your own time.

I really don't get why everyone complains about her. She has given my class tremendous amounts of extra credit if you do the homework, literally 25 points. Take online if you can, it's nice to be able to pause and go back. Do the homework, go and see her, and you'll be fine. I'm bad at accounting and I finished with an A.

Online class is just videos of her in person lectures. I watched all the lectures a few days before the exam on 1.5x speed and got an A on all the exams. She had our HW give us extra credit for exams and the HW you can redo till you get 100%. The exams only have a question or 2 with actual math, so the class is very concept heavy but still easy

Her tests are very difficult but gives you 20 bonus points on almost every exam which is why I ended with a good grade. Without the bonus points, it would be tough to earn a good grade in the class. She talks very fast in class and it is hard to understand. If you miss one class you will be very behind and confused.

Mrs. Miller is an extremely kind and caring person. Her lectures can be difficult at times, mainly because she is so experienced in accounting that she expects everyone to easily understand. While the lectures can be tough, if you study hard you will most likely be rewarded with a high grade.

Mrs. Miller is a really good professor that knows her stuff. The material is not crazy hard but can be difficult at times. The tests are pretty straight forward. She works out examples after finishing the lectures which definitely help. Homework consist of a video quiz, assignment, and an extra credit smartbook which all can be redone to get a 100.

This class is simple if you try even a little. Lectures are boring and the homeworks are not really like the tests. However, the material is easy to learn if you give a little effort.

Very hard class and even harder tests. If you show up to class and study often, you will do well in the class. She's a really nice professor and gives TONS of extra credit.

She is one of my favorite professors I've had. She's extremely intelligent and knows what she's talking about. She provides problems from the textbook that mimic the test questions. The class is hard, but she is not a bad option at all

Go to class and review after class and you'll succeed. Exams are very difficult but there's a lot of bonus on every exam from the homework. If you don't go to class or take it seriously, you'll get a C. Professor Miller is easy to communicate with, take advantage of her office hours after exams and go over them with her.

Professor Miller is very good at explaining the material. Her lectures are a little boring, but very thorough. I highly recommend taking her for Accounting.

Gave a ton of extra credit. Lectures can be a bit boring but it's accounting. Tests aren't hard if you understand the material.

Professor Miller, was outstanding! She took her time going over each concept several times over several days to ensure you understood it. Additionally, she only includes material that she covers in class on her test. For each chapter, she provides a small bonus for one additional assignment which helps you study for the test.

I will never understand the dislike for Prof. Miller. She is clear, concise, and direct. Lectures could be better but she is not the demon everyone makes her out to be. She is approachable and will help you after class, has many office hours, and responds to emails incredibly thoroughly. Yes it's hard, but that's the nature of the course.

If you go through the negative reviews on here, they are mostly from people who took her classes online. In person, she is great. Does not beat around the bush or distract you with irrelevant material. Reviews lectures at the end of each chapter and goes through practice questions. Shes not a prof to write home about but she's nowhere near awful.

Tough but fair. She won't give you any leeway that the business world won't give you. Great at explaining hard concepts in real world terms. Personally I highly recommend. But like her or not- she's a legend here at Auburn.

I thought her lectures were very clear and thorough. If you pay attention and take notes, you will be able to understand the material. Some of the material is difficult, but not impossible.

She's a pretty easy grader when it comes to homework and discussions, read and study and should do fine on exams. Discussions are 1 question and extra points, do them, they help! Not a hard class.

If you do bad in this class it is your fault. Tests are 30 multiple choice questions, which you have an hour and fifteen minutes to take which is plenty of time, I always end up going through the exam two or three times. Tests have both calculations and definitions. Some definitions are not covered in lecture and you will need to read the book.

Her class is extremely straightforward. 2 lectures a week, 3 unlimited attempt homeworks due every 3 weeks, and 4 exams. People seemed to despise her in the groupme bc they made bad grades but I genuinely dont get why. Watch the lectures, take 1 page of notes/chapter, do the hw on time and study the day of the test. Tests arent EASY but NOT hard.

Took it as a five week course. The BEST (and one of the only) ways to succeed is to take your PPTX slides, paste the headers into ChatGPT, and have it generate you a quiz! They are similar to her exams. Rinse and Repeat. You will pass with flying colors if you stay on top of your work. However it's not an easy A or B. Occasional curves, though.

She is super caring and wants you do to well and is very understanding. This class was a summer minimester class so you have to stay on top of things and definitely watch the lectures. Definitely recommend.