I expect to get an A in his class, but it was not easy. Although, I visited his office and he was INCREDIBLY helpful. He knows how to explain it and was very encouraging.

He is very picky about his class procedures. A lot of unnecessary rules to the point of almost paranoia. As a teacher he could be worse but was not my favorite whatsoever. He knows what he is talking about so I guess that's all that matters.

I did not want to take this course, and it has been very hard. Rosano was fun and helpful though.

Good teacher, clear grading, and a teacher who admits when he has made a mistake. Gives lots of points back on tests.

Personally, I didn't think the exams were very difficult. He did throw a few questions from the practice exams (mostly vocab) into the exams. I only missed a couple classes, but would skim through the book to get caught up. It was definitely not easy material, but pretty logical and straight forward.

Accounting is BORING, but he was fun and yummy!

ACC 231 is the hardest class I have even taken so far, but that does not mean you can earn a good grade from this class. The professor is really helpful and offer extra office hours, so if you ever have question about the materials go find him in the office. extra credits were given during the semester.

Amazing faculty member! Challenges his students to think analytically through assignmentsquizzesexams. It's not an easy class, but Rosano is willing to help if you're willing to ask. He may looksound intimidating, but he genuinely cares. He likes class time to be productive, so if you're expecting help, you need to go to office hours.

I think he still thinks he's in the army. He is demanding, but very straightforward. Lots of points available to do decent in the class.

Don't skip class! bark is bigger than his bite. I don't think he was that hard.

Greatest class i have ever taken i would fully recommend it to anyone wanting to boost their GPA.

I never went to lecture because Rosano went over everything too fast and I realized I was better off studying on my own. With that said, I never went to a single SI session and only crammed a day or two before the exam and I currently have a B+A- in the class. ACC is a LOT of work, don't blame it on the professor. His exams were definitely fair.

He does get through the material pretty fast, but he also expects you to put in your own time on HWother review. He does his best to explain and if you go talk to him after lassoffice hours he will help a lot. People that trash him probably just didn't go to class. If you need help talk to him ASAP and you will get it. Accounting is a hard topic.

The class within itself is difficult. It has nothing to do with Rosano, he teaches the terms, but the breakout instructors teach the concepts. If you do the homework on your own and pay attention and breakouts the class is easy. Do the breakouts over again to study for test and got the SI Session; they are super helpful.

The people hating on Rosano and ACC 231 clearly did not put in the time to understand accounting. Go into his office hours once in a while and you will find it helpful! It is by no means an EASY class, but if you just put in an hour outside of class each week to comprehend the material, you will be fine. I found accounting to be interesting.

Rosano's class is hard unless you figure out the system. Save all of the breakout sheets and before the test, print them out and do them from blank until you know the problems. The test is either straight off the breakout or VERY similar. 1 question from lecture on each test about metaphors he uses. Quizzes are straight out of the book.

Even though I had to re-take this course. It made me love accounting and Eric even more. He is totally comes off mean but its because he cares. He wants you to succeed in life and his course. HE writes the exams, NOT MAL!! So do what he says and print out the review sheets that are done throughout class and practice them!!! SIMPLE!

Tough but good. Made Accounting interesting to learn about. Credit due for that.

He really cares that his students learn. Sometimes he can get very upset that students don't follow along but he generally is very helpful. He uses his class lectures to introduce the material and then go over practice problems. Make sure to do all online material and know when it is due, because he will not remind you.

PLEASE go to his office hours and see for yourself before you even begin judging Rosano. I've never had a professor that cared so much and invested so much of their own time just to help me succeed. Do the work, don't miss hw's or the quizzes, they're all systematic and online. Exams are based on class lectures and activity sheets he does in class

. Listen to his lectures, read the book, do the homework, and practice what he says to practice. There's a reason for every single thing he says. Do it. P.S. Yes he comes across as aggressive. But the guy is cool. Just handle your work and you'll do just fine.

Super hard class and he is very intimidating when asking questions, yells at students all the time. If you go to class and pay very close attention to the activity sheets, the tests are possible to pass. Must read the textbook if you want to pass the online quizzes. Overall he helped me a lot with actually understanding. Hw takes a while to do.

He is a good teacher, knows what he's talking about. Tests are hard and he tells you that from the beginning. You will have 2 homework assignments each week, which take a while. Quizzes are straight from text book, tests are from his worksheets. He does not make attending mandatory but it is to pass the tests. will call you out for being on phone.

Eric Rosano was a fantastic ACC teacher. He was very clear with each subject, and did a great job explaining each subject for all to understand. Homework and quizzes were very easy; just follow the book and you'll be fine. The tests are tough, but he grades on a curve. As long as you go to class, read the book, and the homework, you'll be fine.

This class is hard regardless of who your teacher is. Do the pre homework, homework and quizzes online on time. The tests are difficult but doable. He acts like an A hole but he's actually a pretty cool guy. Overall he does his job, he's definitely not as bad as some reviews say.

First college class i've taken that i've actually enjoyed learning the material! Rosano is quite a personality, but just go with it. NO electronics in class--he'll call you out. Write/print the powerpoint before class, he goes fast. GO TO THE STUDY SESSIONS! You really have to work for an A/B, but he makes the subject easier to understand. Easy HW.

Eric is not a difficult teacher at all, if you are willing to put in the work necessary for the class. I think a lot of the comments on here are from students who have not yet adjusted to the idea that much of college is about self-motivation and self-learning. Not a tough class if you stay on top of the material.

Everything needed to succeed in this class is given by Rosano. One day a week is lecture, while the other two are focused on examples. These examples are super helpful for the exam. Everyone is saying that he is a tough professor, but I found his teaching style to be clear. The material is tough, not the prof. College isn't supposed to be a breeze.

Rosano is strict. But he's a great professor and I learned a lot about my work ethic in his class. Honestly, just read the chapter before the week starts, actually show up to every single lecture, go to an occasional SI session, study your work book for each exam, and GO TO OFFICE HOURS!! This class isn't bad if you apply yourself from day 1.

I actually really enjoyed taking this class! The tests ARE hard, but if you know all the definitions and can do your workbook perfectly there's no reason you can't get an A. Rosano made the class pretty clear and straightforward, but you need to put in a ton of work.

Rosano really sets students up for success. Gives a ton of extra points on assignments, quizzes, and has a huge curve on every test plus drops your lowest. He sets his tests up for CRITICAL thinking, so you have to understand the material, not just memorize it. Tough class, lots of work, but very easy to do well in if you put in just a bit of time!

Summer session, small class and much more personal. You can read reviews below and get a feel for how many people will fail, this isn't a class where everyone passes for showing up. You have to put in work, but Rosano is an exceptional instructor if you can embrace his style and meet his challenge. He isn't being mean, he's trying to motivate you.

He has little patient but he is an inspirational professor. Not an easy class.

All kinds of buffer built into the class! He won't help you if you aren't attending class or doing homework and then miss an exam. But he will literally spend hours coaching 1-on-1 outside class if you're putting in any kind of effort at all. If you're lazy, find a different class. If you're 80% responsible, there's nothing to fear. Hard but fair.

Obviously it's not going to be a class where you are handed your A. He repeats himself to emphasize what you need to know for the test and he's entertaining. The last test is fairly difficult but he does drop one. If you do the homework and go to his class for the worksheets you'll be fine. You walk out actually understanding accounting for 241.

Professor rosano is a great guy. I admire him for his no b.s. attitude. If youre a slacker, one of those people who cant get off their phones, or cry about everything its not the class for you. The only grades are homework and 4 tests, and if your grade is ok then THERE IS NO FINAL! I dont try too hard and have a b+. Only bad thing is test time lim

Rosano is definitely a tough professor but if you read the Textbook, then lectures will make a lot more sense. He gives four exams and there's a homework assignment for every chapter which comes with an extra credit assignment per homework. The activity sheets are an excellent reference for exams. Be prepared to put in work, but an A is achievable

This class was tough but not nearly as tough as a lot of the reviews on here claim it to be. Accounting is a hard class regardless of who you take it with at ASU but I am glad I took it with him, learn the vocal each chapter and you will do so much better on the exams and make sure you get all the workbook stuff down

Really an excellent professor, explains everything well. Expects you to read the textbook. Make sure to print out the PowerPoints as notes as well.

Don't get me wrong, Rosano's class is ridiculously hard, but he explains everything extremely well. The SI instructors that work with him help make the class more bearable so I would recommend attending those sessions.

ACC 231 IS HARD, and if you do not put in the work for his class, you will not pass. Rosano is a great professor, passionate and somewhat witty. SI are very helpful, test review sections are a must-go. Exams really test your understanding so make sure you know the material.

Rosano is a good prof and def wasn't as bad as the reviews that some people have given. Attend all his lectures, participate in class, visit him during his office hours and attend the SI sessions. The SI can be really helpful.

Professor Rosano is one of the best professors I've had at ASU. He is tough and comes across rude to some, but he's just very passionate about what he teaches. If you go to class and actually pay attention, it is very possible to get a good grade. If you are willing to put in the time and effort you will realize that he is a fantastic professor.

The best professor I have had at ASU so far. He has a lot of energy and cares about the class a lot.

Rosano is a good teacher. He knows what he's doing. Based on his practice questions he's a giant nerd. BUT he's really rude about taking pictures of the materials, having your phone out, will quit reviewing test if someone has one out, yells at people who aren't supposed to be there. loudly. and publicly. the tests are hard. you have to read.

This class was pretty chill. Didn't go to class except to take exams. DO ALL THE HOMEWORK! It's an easy 20% of your grade. Exams are very hard but curved.

Professor Rosano is an amazing professor. I learned a lot from him and he was easily accessible to talk to in his office. You have to work to get a good grade, but he curves heavily. He truly cares about his students and wants them to do a good job. If you attend class, he gives helpful tricks for the tests that you won't learn if you are not there

Accounting in general is going to be a difficult class. Rosano did a good job at explaining the information and was always accessible outside of class. SI sessions basically map out the exam for you, and the class is heavily curved. Just do the homework, take good notes, and go to the SI sessions before the exams and you'll be fine.

Rosano is not nearly as bad as his rating might let on. His class is definitely a challenge, but if you are a good student you won't have any trouble. If you want to skip class and generally not learn anything, take someone else. Highly recommend for accounting and finance majors, you will learn a lot that you need to know for your future career

exams are curved. you choose how your graded percentage wise with 4 options. tests are a little hard but you only need to answer 23 out of 40. you choose to take 3 midterms or a final. he always tells you to come to office hours.