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he made the class a piece of cake. easy to understand, fair grader. learned a lot from him.
Easily accessible and approachable. You can learn alot from him. Very nit-picky and particular which gets annoying but you learn to deal with it.
Professor Kamlet is really nice and a very good teacher. He is fair and supportive of his students. :)
prof kamlet was really clear and helpful, i liked the class so much i switched to acct and now have him for 311
A professor who does his job, he teaches his material and also bring something extra to the class. He is actually the one who got me into reading WallStreet Journal~ One of the qualify prof~
Very clear and entertaining professor, like to teach and is very helpful and responsive to questions. very highly recommended
terrible, i dont know what some are talking about, extremely rude, haaard tests and only nice to the extreme geeks
His class is hard but if you pay attention in class you'll be fine. He's also very responsive to questions.
Good class. Pretty easy if you go to class.
Excellent professor. He really likes what he does. He partially convinced me to become an Accounting major, even though I starting towards it. I look forward to taking upper Accounting courses with him and as the new advisor of the Honors Program.
very fair grader. I got an A minus even tho i thought i was getting a b minus. only downfall is that u have no real idea of what ur getting in the class bc he doesnt tell u how he curves. decent amount of work. gives pop quizes so go to class
Great Professor!!! the best I have ever had! I really learned ..Plus he mad it fun!... The class is not too hard either only 2 test! a very cool Guy!
tests arent hard. a very good class overall
my favorite teacher...very nice curve and he's just a funny guy
If u have to take tax, DO NOT take it with Kamlet. He makes it 10X harder than it has to be. U have to put every hw on powerpoint, he has personal conversations for the first half of class, then the other half he flies through the slides. Also, the tests are impossible. However, he is a nice guy.
I like this class. He is definately very well informed. Related a lot of current news to the material he was teaching in class. Open to questions and understanding to his students. Pushes accounting on not acct majors...Beware.
wastes time talking about his political views swears that he gives unbiased info but everything he says is biased. repeatedly bashed other professors in SOM claiming that they are not great teachers, this obviously stems from his jealousy of them since he is not tenured (+ def doesnt deserve to be)
Kamlet is my favorite news source. Definitely wastes a lot of time talking about politics but it's related to tax and he does give biased information but the class debates with him and we all actually learn something useful in school for once. He really cares about his students too.
Finally a professor that tries to teach that there is more to life than just numbers, if more SOM students took him they would realize that there is more to life than a GPA. If you participate and make an strong effort to learn the material you will do well. Hardest multiple choice tests ever, even with the open book. Don't be fooled.
a genuinely nice person, but somehow is possessed by the devil himself when giving out tests, test are close to impossible to finish, and lectures are very unhelpful, since he focuses more on current events than on the material itself, each tests covers about 3-400 pages of reading on your own, if you dont keep up with the reading, prepare HELL
ever had one of those classes where your grade is at the mercy of your professor's hands? Fear now because after your first exam, thats exactly how your going to feel. without a curve, everyone fails. avoid if possible because afterall, your buying your education, and prof. kamlet, with all due respect, may not be your most profitable investment.
He is pretty nice guy but dont be fooled, his tests are impossible. If you ask my suggestion, stay away from his classes unless you really dont care about your GPA.
He's nice enough pontificates constantly. He really needs to shut up. I can imagine he'd make my head explode if I had to learn course material from him.
He teaches from PP. My first prof that doesnt make me fall asleep at 8:30. theres only a midterm, final, ethic paper and some excel assignments with the financial statements.
Taking Financial Accounting with Kamlet is the smartest thing that you can do. He is intelligent, knows his subject, willing to help (on BLACKBOARD NOT E-MAIL and during office hours). Will try to convert to accounting majors and super liberal, you can deal even at 8:30, this prof is an asset to the department. Though TA said HARD for ACCT 375.
Not an easy class, no matter who you take it with. Yes, it is harder with Kamlet, but he helps you learn the material. I had him for 211 2 springs ago. If you go to class and go over the textbook material, you will do fine. He curves a ton. I ended up getting an A-, which is higher than I though I would get. Nice guy to talk to, as well.
In my four years undegrad and 2 years grad one of the best professors I ever had.
Do better than the class average and its a guaranteed A, doesnt matter what your raw score is. Never have to go to class. Tests are fair
He knows his material well. His tests are way harder than they seem. I did all the readings but still ended up with a C. I actually learned from him tho...and makes an 8:30 class enjoyable.
some think he's mean, he's just tough bc he wants u to try... and to be ACCT major. he will challenge u, but in the end, you'll have learned a lot about accounting, and even more about current events -- my favorite part of class. great guy, great professor, tests are tough but fair, TAKE HIM
You have to prepare for in-class presentation for every homework, every week. He spends at least 1/4 to half of the class (even 80%) on talking about things NOT related to tax. tests are not as hard as I've heard. He knows a lot, but you'll have to work by yourself to learn something. personally I do not recommend.
Very enthusiastic about accounting and current events. Moves through the slides relatively quickly - no slides on Bb. Regardless, a good professor and accessible =] TA helps a lot ^^:;
He must be the worst professor I've had in my college career. The only way you can make it through this class is if you know how to teach yourself every concept straight from a textbook. If you're planning on learning anything during lectures, think again...
He's the best prof in SOM.After i took his class, i had a better sense of what the real world will be like. He teaches the real stuff, true he moves on very quickly and tests are fairly hard, but believe me if you read the text,WSJ, and PAY ATTENTION, you will be just fine and be appreciative by the end!
Best prof I've ever had. Talks about what is going on in the real world and makes it easy for you to sound intelligent in interviews. His tests aren't that bad considering they are only t/f and he lets you bring a cheat-sheet... like i said, best prof in Bing
Easy class if you keep up with the homework. Keep in mind Kamlet is very biased about politics and is hard to negotiate with. When it comes to teaching, I learned all the matieral from the book, not his lectures...he thinks he knows what he's talking about when it makes no sense to the students (or at least that's how I felt)
He teaches you more about current events than about accounting, but he gives you a glimpse into a day in the real business world. Extremely honest and clear about expectations and a wonderful person.
Had him for Business Ethics. He is a true scholar and a gentleman. If you want an easy A while learning everything about business ethics, he is the man to see.
i never learned anything in class. class is a waste of time if you can just read the textbook (unless you care about talking about current events)
Kamlet focuses mainly on current events. Homeworks are due once a week but since he barely teaches, you will end up being about 2 weeks ahead, which also means you have to teach yourself everything! I got a tutor which helped a lot. If you don't understand the information, you won't do well. Tests are pretty difficult
He is a good teacher in the sense that you will learn a lot about current events. He really teaches little material about accounting in class. You will definitely have to read the textbook on your own to learn the material. Going to discussion helps too IF you get a good TA. Tests only get harder. i enjoyed it bc it is my major
He does not teach Accounting in the class!! You learn current events in his class, in order to learn the material. You must study the book and ask your TA for help. Not a bad class to take, but overall too much bs from Kamlet. Don't really like the guy. Got an A- in the end.
Kamlet is a strange but nice guy. Class is not bad as long as you read and understand the text. Make sure you go to discussion and do the hw's. Tests get harder, though the 3rd wasn't as bad as everyone expected. Got an A in the class, but that is only cause I did Xact, which you should definitely do if it's an option and you want to get an A
This class is very non traditional. Kamlet will talk about politics for half the class and then zip through the slides for the second half. Very difficult to learn topic. Rely on TAs and the textbook. No concrete syllabus. Tests are sprung on the class randomly and are tricky. Has obvious favorites in the class (those in PwC). Does not answer ?'s.
Kamlet is very smart and you can tell he knows a lot about life but he does not teach the material, count on your TA and textbook and he believes making things tricky and difficult is a way for you to become a stronger individual so he's not as "fair" in his teaching methods as most people would like him to be.
Kamlet is good and knowledgeable as a person and an accountant but terrible at teaching the material in the book. He always talks about 'work as if you're going to get a promotion this and that' 'sit in this class as if your promotion depended on it'
Aplia was the homework and it was the worse website ever. Everybody had problems and it made doing homework (due 11pm on Friday) and when you ask questions about the homework because he didn't go over it in class, he doesnt give you straight answers. too bad you have to take this class with him otherwise i would not choose this class again.
One of the worst professors I've ever had. Kamlet does not teach in this class. Literally. He has people answer the homework questions every time we have class and it takes an hour and a half. He's never bothered to teach the material himself. We are not allowed to print powerpoints for the test even though tests are open book.
he is a horrible teacher and extremely lazy. i took 476 with him a few years ago, and at least he taught that while giving you his political beliefs...but now he does not teach AT ALL!! has students present hw, which you cannot learn from to fully understand material. was awful experience, and tests are hard even tho open book.
Such a bad teacher. He did not teach at all in class (he showed a ppt that had the same info as the txtbk and discussed current events). He is really stingy when it comes to getting help. The HW tool he used (aplia) was so bad. He puts pressure on non acct majors to do acct (don't do it, anything he says is a lie). A lot of self teaching is needed.
Understanding.. sees improvement.. but you definitely have to read the book... and do all the homework.. STRONG RECOMMEND READING THE BOOK
He spends a lot of time reviewing current events which is great information for the business world, but not for exams. Depend on your homework, TEXTBOOK, and use the TAs as often as you can to help clarify the information. Don't take the information learned in class to heart; he just reiterates the textbook. His exams are pretty straightforward. :
Don't bother showing up to class. If you can teach yourself from the textbook (do the HW), you'll be fine. After the first exam, I realized his lectures were useless and skipped every single one (unless we had to hand something in) and still managed to pull an A. DO NOT GO TO CLASS
While Kamlet knows his material, he generally has an elitist attitude towards the general (non-PwC Honors) students. His obvious superiority complex really takes a lot away from his class. I'm sure I would have enjoyed it much more if he had treated everyone with respect. I'd stay away from his class if you'er not a PWC scholar.
Avoid his class if you can. He does not teach in class and expects you to self teach yourself from the book on your own time. He's extremely rude and sarcastic when his students ask legitimate questions.He also has no regard for his students in terms of their time and effort- he assigns hw at the last minute and in ridiculous amounts. HE IS A JERK!
Kamlet is very nice and approachable. He really wants us to do well. Perhaps people hate him for his teaching style, but I really liked it. In a way, forcing ourselves to learn and not spoon-feeding us is making us independent. His lecture was also interesting. It's not hard to get an A; all you have to do is try. A very valuable learning experience.
so bad. never teach accounting in lectures.but leave us some slides with his voice.and he may change the exam format on the exam day morning
My 3rd class with Kamlet. He still doesn't teach much. But the class is pretty painless. Twice a week for an hour. Each class one group presents h.w. Two open book True/False tests are all you are graded on (besides the presentations). Tests are hard but there is a curve. Overall, this class is neither terrible, but not an easy A.
Don't go to class, it's a waste of time. TA's are VERY helpful though. I studied on my own, never did the Aplia homework and forgot to hand in one assignment but still got an A- because I got A's on the tests. The tests are easy if you can understand the textbook.
I took corporate tax with this prof. YOU should choose to take it with Mertens. I have no idea why Kamlet is still at BU. He's rude, demeaning, sarcastic, and, in general, poor. Before this semester, I'd never seen 15 people care enough to write comments when filling out teacher reviews. Apparently someone else is complaining too.
Worst professor ever. he doesn't teach anything in class.
id say you should go to class even if he doesn't teach much in class because there will be a 15 point current event question on the exam which you do not want to miss. study by reading the textbook and don't leave 4 chapters to study the week before the exam. tests aren't that hard if you study
I liked the class at first - he made some good points, but they don't have anything to do with the class! I like learning in class and less from a book (Why would I go to class then?) but it was the wrong way to do it. He definitely favors the cadre of PwC/Scholars students who sit in the front, I guess the rest of us just aren't worth it his time.
i took it online during the summer and it was extremely easy
He's open about the course being a 'hybrid'- you do most of the technical learning on your own, and lecture is for learning current events and hearing from a number of acct firms. He's clearly a nice guy, if a bit quirky- definitely a good professor to know at Bing as this guy could actually get you a job one day. TAs were overall quite competent
well--doesnt teach as most have said. you learn acct on your own (online connect book is self-explanatory tho and weekly hw are easy). you go to class to learn current events & network w speakers at times. TA boosts your grade! get better than avg and you will be ok (3 tests in total + random assignments)
This is my second course with P. Kamlet, and while he does a lot more teaching in this one, he requires you to do a lot of work outside the class. Homeworks take 2-3 hours and are due weekly, and the tests are no longer true/false but rather impossible long-answer problems. The worst part is he clearly plays favorites so you better home you're one.
The rest of the reviews are pretty spot-on. He does not teach the material well in his lecture that is essential to understand the online homework. He arrives late everyday as well. Good guy, but one of those professors you will grow not to like because he makes the course more difficult than it should be.
Very experienced as an auditor and practitioner thus he's very competent. Speaks fluid English (big plus in SOM) and really puts lecture material into perspective through current events and subsequent accounting procedures. Very unorthodox lecture but a "real world" teacher who opens your mind to things outside of the textbook. WELL worth taking.
Don't get me wrong, this guy is definitely a smart guy and if you LOVE accounting, he's perfect. But if you are an open minded individual who may be interested in anything else maybe with exception to banking, good luck enjoying any parts of the course.
Like most people have said, Kamlet is a nice guy outside ACCT211. I just didn't like this class because it is a difficult topic and he came off as unhelpful and sometimes condescending. Class was rigid and flat. Study hard, go to discussion sessions or office hours...(if you're not scared of him!) that's the only way you'll do well.
It's difficult to be satisfied with a course like this. Basically you have to teach yourself the textbook to have a chance at doing well on the tests. Pray for a good TA. I had David Iona Llenas and was an irresponsible, unhelpful and corrupt TA. Save yourself some headaches and take this course online ..
OMG. He is the worst professor I have ever taken in Binghamton. He seems like a not funny talk show host. Not teach at all.
The material isn't difficult to understand. It's the way he teaches the class. I didn't mind him bringing in guest speakers, although he could've spent more time teaching to be honest. I didn't mind the cellphone thing either. It was just him being so opinionated to the point where it got ridiculous.
He was so bad. Like so bad. Class was okay. Exams were horrible. Grading is done in such an absurd way that no one understands. Did way above average on all three exams but somehow ended up with a B- in this class. I tried emailing him to ask if it was a mistake in the system but he refused to talk because it's apparently illegal to do so.
This class was enjoyable for me. You will be successful if you read the textbook and do the assignments as they are assigned. I am an accounting major so being able to meet recruiters in class was very beneficial for me. Discussion sections were extremely helpful and overall I learned a lot about accounting in this class!
He doesn't teach in his class. He spends the majority of class expressing HIS OPINION on articles he thinks are important, and neither allows students to have other opinions nor provides us with the information to form our own opinion. He has not provided one example of a balance sheet, income statement, or anything else in class.
Terrible professor doesn't teach and exams are pretty tough overall. Would've enjoyed the class more if he taught in a different way!
The single worst professor in all of Binghamton. Avoid at all costs. His PowerPoints are error-laden and confusing and he makes no attempt to fix them, even though the PowerPoints are the only way to learn the content because all he does in lecture is spew out nonsense. Take it online.
This professor was not good. He consistently discussed his political beliefs which go in the way of class. Does not teach one bit. Tests are on three chapters each. You have to memorize the content yourself and hope you do well on the hard tests.
This professor was extremely unclear throughout the course. He seems to take more pleasure listening to himself speaking rather than trying to teach students. Utterly disappointing performance from beginning to end. Do not take his class.
You must review his online lectures or you will not pass
He is not even a professor. The class is basically self-taught. Had to learn everything by myself. Did "group work" in lectures. He also has a twitter account where he posts Wall Street Journal articles, and there will be a test question on it. His tests are only a few questions each. If you don't know how to do one, you are screwed. Good luck.
This guy is a joke. Barely teaches, most of the stuff you'll learn by yourself. The class format is a mess, if there isn't a useless speaker or an inane lecture going on, you'll be doing half assed group work in a messy lecture hall setting. Terrible teacher. Makes us follow him on twitter. Do not respect this guy what soever.
Huge disappointment. I went into his grad level tax class thinking I'd like to own a small tax office after an internship, and was left with a really bad taste in my mouth. No lectures in class, all online material. Intimidating, embarrasses students in class during impromptu presentations, impossible quizzes. Does not care about students.
Tests are simple if you do the work yourself. Don't expect to learn textbook in class. Class time is meant for going over wall street journal articles and recent innovations in the accounting industry.
I thought he was an expert in tax as he was arrogant and made us feel he was always right until I asked him some details on the textbook. He was not able to answer the question. You would get an A if you much more harder than you should if with another instructor. Good luck because you have to take 573.
Lectures won't help. Professor himself won't be helpful either. Sometimes gives out pop quiz that you have no idea when you have learned it. Be prepare to read the textbook yourself. The easiest way to get a good grade in this class is to make your TA like you, which won't happen to most of you guys.
Assignments weekly in class. Absolutely useless professor. My TA taught me everything. Keeps unnecessary strict atmosphere in class when he lectures on things that don't appear on the test. Unfortunately you can't avoid him if you are in SOM.
Kamlet certainly Could be better. He has some good things: he's a really nice and personable guy, he knows his stuff, and most importantly for his role in this class he has great connections which brings in good speakers from firms I aspire to work for. Negatives: he doesn't teach much lol. But you should be able to figure out 211 with ta help.
He tries to make you want to be an accountant the whole time instead of actually teaching accounting.
Worst professor. Never teaches.
Kamlet is the most unhelpful professor I've had at Binghamton. He spends the entire class talking about why accounting is great but doesn't teach it and expects you to know all the information. There is no specific grading criteria so you'll never know how you're doing. He waits until 24 hours before a test to tell you vital information.
Before taking the final, I will just comment here and say that Kamlet is the absolute WORST. Here's an email he sent to us the day before the final: "Your exam will consist of 7 problems, some needing numbers and some needing explanations and analysis. No Multiple choice." That basically sums up how helpful he is. Didn't learn anything!
Worst professor I've ever had in my life. Avoid at all costs.
Amazing, clear, online lectures. Attendance isn't mandatory to actual lectures and those are vague anyway, but there have been pop quizes Be best friends with your TA
Professor Kamlet uses his TAs in order to teach the class. They're all extremely well trained in the subject matter and their help is vital to your success in the course. Weekly TA discussions are what best prepare you for the exams, and the lecture by Professor Kamlet informs you of secular topics going on in the business realm.
He will put a stronger emphasis on not using electronics in the class than actually teaching.
So annoying right of the bat. Unfortunately unavoidable. He made everything so much more difficult than it has to be.
If you do all your assignments and review/redo them before exam, in addition to going to TA or tutoring regularly, you are definitely going to be fine.
I actually enjoyed the class. It was a decent amount of work with the online homeworks and group projects but overall I learned A LOT! Sometimes he can go on tangents in class so they're not 100% necessary but TA discussion is so important. Good luck!
Kamlet often spends half the lecture talking about unrelated things to accounting, but the course is pretty easy. 3 tests that reflect the material well. Go to discussion-that's where you will learn the most and how to do problems. Weekly homework that takes a while but it helps you learn. Group work is annoying but easy class overall.
Enjoyable class and not too difficult. Tests are fair. If you work hard there is no reason you cannot get an A. TAs teach a lot of the more technical aspects of the course. Had relevant guest speakers fairly that were very interesting. Overall, a good class.
Enjoyable class and not too difficult. Tests are fair. If you work hard there is no reason you cannot get an A. TAs teach a lot of the more technical aspects of the course. Had relevant guest speakers fairly often that were very interesting. Overall, a good class.
Worst professor I've ever had. Spends entire lecture talking about personal opinions Doesn't care to teach the material at all during class, basically have to teach yourself. Reached out to him about a a grading error and he told me I was wasting my time, doesn't care about his students or his class. Hopefully have a good ta.
A complete fool. Expect at least one question on tests that have nothing to do with anything you've ever learned, even on the final. Doesn't care to actually teach.
If I had to describe kamlet in one word it would be pompous. He tries to get you to see the big picture of accounting and what you can do with your degree which is cool but he comes across as very unlikeable. tests are super easy. Discussions with your ta is where you'll learn the technical stuff. Hws are online
Does not go over any material in class. prepare to teach yourself with the textbook (not that hard) or learn from your TA's. weekly homework take about hour and a half. Makes the test night before and prepare for the most random multiple choice answer
Professor Kamlet is a really cool guy! He says what he repeats in class, the speakers he brings in and the articles are all fair game to be included in tests and he isn't joking. He gave everyone the opportunity to gain half a letter grade by completing a case competition. But you kind of do teach yourself with the textbook.
He won't teach you in class. All you get is an hour per week in discussion. The homework and textbook don't match the tests and that's what you have access to. He tells you to read the book but as someone who hasn't taken accounting before it'll only confuse you. Study group questions and material from TAs. Thankfully tests are graded generously.
If you took accounting in high school, you'll do great in the class. If you have a good TA, you'll be fine. If not for either, you're in trouble. Kamlet's mission is to make you see the big picture of accounting. It's infuriating when you get the accounting questions right on a test, and then miss the random questions he puts on and get a B.
Doesn't actually teach accounting in lecture, so your TA basically teaches you everything you need to know
Almost all of his lectures are just him talking about the news and whatever he tweets. Some things from lectures that include guest speakers may be on the exam. The only way that you'll learn is by attending discussion and just reading and doing the homework yourself. Textbook access code is required so just buy that directly to save money
He spends 20-30 mins each class rambling about politics before actually starting the lesson. Online hw access code was a waste of money for 5% of your grade. You need another reason not to go into tax? Take his class.
This guy will straight up find a way to spend an entire lecture talking about everything except for financial accounting. Truly breathtaking effort.
Kamlet is the man! His lectures on tax are so beautiful, like Mozart's music. His lectures are like poetry, where it's just a wonderful experience witnessing his wit and his life lessons. He engages the class through group discussion, where he gives you points for just showing up. He's so funny and his exams are easy As. Take him. He's so cool!!!
The most USELESS professor I've ever had, cross your fingers for a good TA and get ready to teach yourself the entire course.
Professor Kamlet often likes to talk about news in class and leaves about 20 mins at most for lecture. Because of this, you rely on your discussion sessions and your own ability to self study to achieve a high grade in this class. Material isn't hard once you grasp it!
Don't get me wrong, Kamlet is the man! But he loves to go on rants in lecture and talk about anything on your mind, besides whats on the tests. The lectures are interesting but pointless, aside from a few definitions that might show up on a test. The TAs will teach you this class. Also, by the textbook because the online aspect helps for studying.
Lectures are useless. He talks about current events for the first 30 minutes then goes onto topics that are far behind what the TAs have taught us already, or far beyond. Pray for a good TA, because that's the only place you will learn accounting. Go to every discussion and take diligent notes and you'll do fine.
Kamlet is a great man who knows what he's doing but doesn't prove his knowledge of the course itself in lectures. He goes off on tangents for 90% of class. The TA's teach you EVERYTHING. Become close to your TA because they determine your grade, not Kamlet. Also, all the homework is online and I would teach yourself the chapters before discussion.
Kamlet doesn't really care how much you get on exams. He would like to give everyone As if you have been studying hard duirng the semester. He really likes to interact with the class by discussing recent news in WSJ. I think you can learn more pratical knowledge than technical knowledge in his class.
If you are Financial Econ major and have to take his class, make sure you read the lecture slides, they are the keys from the exam. If you are shy to talk to him in person, make sure you leave messages in discussion. If you did not attend much lecture, make sure you read his slides before the exams, do not watch videos come with ur online hw!!
Kamlet is a really cool guy in that he tries to be enthusiastic and engaged. I think he does a good job at teaching and is very accommodating to students questions and concerns. No problems with him at all, great guy overall.
uses first 20min of every lecture to just rant about whatever he wants and its not related to the class. He is honestly rude and not understanding of any situation. Tests are pretty hard and are not even based AT ALL off of the homeworks or class stuff. Tests are random concepts and things he says and do not reflect your understanding of acct .
I really liked Professor Kamlet. He does go on tangents but I always found them interesting and it's nice to have discussions in class rather than just straight lectures. The material isn't very difficult if you use the textbook and ask him questions. Use the discussion board!
He is a nice guy and he means well, but omg his class is so poorly taught. He goes overly the concepts briefly and cannot stay on topic. The material is kind of hard to grasp because its not really fun material to start with. Do not try and take him and if you have to, stay on top of the homework and ask questions. He is good answering questions.
laziest professor at bing but curve goes hard (took during winter online)
Professor Kamlet was the best, he would always tell stories in class. You will always be missed.
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