Tests are fair, homework fair. He's fast, but good. A challenging economics course, but there is a curve at the end. He knows his stuff. Keep up, show up, do the homework, you'll do fine. Don't bother if you're a slacker though.

He's an excellent teacher. The tests are with open notes and book. The only bad thing is that there are three diferent versions.

Challenging professor, but knowledgeable and clear. His tests are open note and open book.

Very smart & knowledgeable on the subject of economics. Always prepared for class & went to each one. But didn’t know how to deal with people. His tests were very, very hard even though they were open book!! You had to know the info to take the tests!

Very smart guy & knows plenty on the topic of economics. But his tests are very, very hard even though he claims that they are open book!! You have to know the information to do well on the tests. Books at the test takes you long time to finish exam!

Tough class, but fair. If you don't understand a concept, you really need to question it and study it harder because each concept is a building block for the next one. Don't rely on the open book testing format as an excuse not to know the material.

If your lazy don't take his class. Not an easy class, but if you actually want to be forced to learn the subject...highly recommend taking him. He gives open book tests that you have to think about.

He's really a good teacher! His tests arent hard if you go to class, and pay attention. He's always making sure we understand the concepts of many things. I recommend this teach, and im goin to take him again next semester

Very good teacher. I learned a lot. You have to go to class and listen. He explains things very thouroughly. Test are challenging, but there are plenty of ways to make up for poor test grades, i.e. extra credit, group assignments, papers, etc.

One of the most, if not the most intelligent and insightful teachers I have ever had. The class was fairly easy for me because I do well in classes like Economics. It appeared to me he made it easy for everyone, even though a lot of work had to be done.

This man is not extremly hard but he isnt a walk in the park either. Just get to class at least 5 mins b4 class starts b/c he doesnt play with attendance. Study. Also look at his notes on the web b/c they help. Good luck!!

He is a good teacher. Economics is not an easy subject, but he makes it easy to understand. Those who say the course is too hard and that he rushes through problably never came to class.

Mr. Albritton is probably one of the best professors at SCC. He is probably one of the most knowledgible professors on economics in the southeast. His exams don't test you on definitions but rather on how you apply what you've learned.

He is not the easiest teacher, but if you keep up with the homework and take good notes you'll do well.

Dont leave you much chance for mistakes.

Awesome teacher!!! Knows his stuff and gives a bunch of in class assignments. This class will keep you very busy but this guy is the best economics teacher i've ever seem. Very professional. I worked really hard and got a B. he's wroth it, you'll really learn a lot.

VERY intelligent, this was the only class that I could take and apply in the real world as soon as I left. He makes you apply what you learned and not regurgitate information like most classes.

He's very clear about everything, including his lecture, assignment, grade, and his test. He helps you to learn with lots of supplement. More importantly, the stuff he teaches is really practical,so you can apply it into real life.

Even though that i got a C,I honestly think that he is an excellent professor and very smart.I really learned a lot from him, and also he teached me how to apply economics concepts in the real world. He has a lot of experienced. Very cool professor and clear. It is just a matter of effort and doing the assingments and you will be fine.

Really nice guy and very helpful. The syllabus is very intimidating at first, but just stick with it and you'll be okay. It's not an easy class though, especially if you want an A but it's possible. Focus on the PowerPoints and the other materials provided, skim over the assigned textbook reading. I would take another class with him.

I took his class in summer A, and the syllabus was intimidating. However, if you attend class, do the homework and follow the syllabus, you will get an A. His website and the supplementary gives you everything you need. I didn't have to read the textbook because the classes included a lot of power point presentations and the notes were sufficient.

Dont listen to these republicans who say he can't teach. They are children because they are to stubborn to devote any time to his class. These are the of students who will never make it; Most likely to end up at a mall cell phone booth. He is perhaps the best economics instructor in the southeast. His real world approach to economics is fantastic.

Either I have a learning disability or this calss was HARD. However, I did learn alot. Just be willing to put in the recommended study hours and then some.

Excelent course. Very predictable format with adequete information in syllabus. Uses highly visualized lectures. You can not pull a genie out of your bum at the end of the course. Consistent effort is the trick to earn an A in this course. Before every exam there is an oppurtunity to clear up any confusion by handing him your question. Excellent

I took this course online, and while I found it to be pretty tough (not being an economically-minded kind of guy), I still managed an A. Maybe it was just me, but some of the graphs and slides in his Powerpoint presentations were more confusing than helpful. Make use of that study guide that comes with the textbook. It helps a lot.

Macro Economics is a difficult course for most people. Took the online-on campus 1 day per week hybrid course. Good teacher. If you don't understand basic economics I recommend taking live course and going to every class. Albritton is a smart prof, but you have to work at Macro Economics. Not easy stuff.

i managed to get a b in his class despite getting a 62 on the final. he gives a lot of extra credit, but his notes are terrible, and the tests once, we spent an entire class watching videos. if you ask him questions, he is very nice about it, and will answer your questions. do the work he assigns, and participate in class, it's most of the grade.

Took online MicroEconomics. Obviously with online work, you're teaching yourself most of the topics. He does post some audio and video pre-recorded presentations which help, but not for all topics. Good prof, but tough class sometimes. Do all homework, quizzes and discussions postings and you'll do fine. Likes questions on graphs alot.

I honestly liked him and learned a lot. His tests are hard but they are open note, and book. He gives out a reasonable amount of extra credit and participation counts a lot so it defiantly helps. Out of the Econ teachers available at ssc id recommend him.

extra credit for going to class but you get around a C on the test unless you study really hard. Easy enough to pass to get an A would require some studying. Most likely easiest econ class at ssc.

This is the most helpful teacher at scc when it comes to micro economics he gives alot of extra credit (there are 6 points of extra credit to your final grade on the connect website) he really gives you every chance to pass this class and if you fail honestly its your own fault

All I can say is... He's a good teacher . I took both macro and micro class. He is awesome. I wish he teaches more class.... He's the best professor by far.....

Take him awesome class and awesome Professor. Open book quiz's and tests.

Professor is all business and moves through the concepts quickly. If you stay on top of the clicker questions, extra credit, and do the ECONlab assignments you will pass with a good grade even if you bomb the tests. However, the tests are tolerable since they are open book. Use a note sheet of the graphs and a definition page and you will do well.

I was terrified because of the reviews, but he's not so bad. Online class is pretty organized, you have to stay on your toes though. Some quizzes are easy, others are deeply confusing. Graphs everywhere. But everything is open book, open note, so preparation is key. I found his PowerPoints useless but the book is enough. Study and you'll be fine.

I don't recommend taking this class online. Yes, it's open book/open note as exams are online, but unless you already are good at graphs, you'll want to be in a classroom. I had no idea what I was doing most of the time (with graphs) and struggled throughout the class. Take ON CAMPUS unless you're confident with graphs.

LOVED HIS PASSION AND THE CLASS STRUCTURE. HE IS WELL-QUALIFIED AND A GREAT PROFESSOR. REPEATING FOR MICRO!

Hes an awesome teacher that gives students a lot of chances for getting extra credit. like: clicker points, My ECONLAB, and his own homework... its an easy A. will take him again for Micro.

Professor Albritton gives every opportunity for those who do the assigned reading and watch the videos. The extra credit available made the difference of a full letter grade for me. He tells you what he expects of you so there are no surprises. I would take him again for another class.

Dr. Albritton is a very good economics professor! He is a leading professor in the United States and around the World! He has lived the life, talked the talk and walked the walk. I do not understand how someone could not pass at least half of his open book quizzes or exams. He is a very very solid choice. I didn't have much background in Economics.

Great professor with a wry sense of humor. That being said, he expects you to pay attention and perform well in his class. He offers ample extra credit both in economic theory and history. This extra credit can weigh as much as an entire letter grade. Inversely, he speaks with a monotone voice and will penalize you for using your phone.

I'm here because I was amazed at the professor's response rate and clarity. I e-mailed in the evening; surprised to see a response the next morning. Someone posted that this professor was not helpful; I can't disagree more. The responses were very specific to topics I should have focused on to have gotten a better grade. Should be ranked higher.

Prof. is very smart! If you don't plan to show up to class you wont pass easily. Hes a nice guy and will give you everything you need to succeed. I would recommend reading the chapters along with his lectures. This isn't an easy course to pass no matter who your professor is but if you show up and do the reading you will be golden!

Prof. Albritton is a classic old school teacher. Sure, he's stern and strict but he's no Miss Trunchbull! Yes, you must do all your homework and quizzes. If you have an understanding of economics, most of what you'll learn in this class is pretty much common sense. The tests and essay projects are not that hard either but they're tedious.

Great professor, I had him for both ECO2013 and ECO2023 online and I loved his class. He offers a lot of resources and videos if you don't understand the concepts and there's also a lot of extra credit. The workload isn't too bad and the class is relatively easy if you read the material and watch the videos he provides.

I am not finished with this course yet, but I only have three weeks left. So far, I have a 104% average. He offers up to 9 points of extra credit in a 90 point total class. There aren't too many assignments. I like econ so that might have effected my experience. Overall he's a good prof.

I took two of Professor Albritton's economics courses and both were structured in the exact same manner. The classes are very organized and straight to the point. There are powerpoints, open note homework, and quizzes, as well as a midterm and final. There is a paper that is due but it is straight to the point on what you will be graded on.

Professor Albritton was responsive and an overall decent teacher. The class was tough but there were plenty of great opportunities for extra credit. Overall he was a good professor.

The material wasn't super easy to follow, but as long as you read the textbook, do all of the homework, and take advantage of the motherload of extra credit offered, it should be simple to complete this class with a passing grade. This course uses cengage for the homework/quizes and respondus for the midterm/final. This prof. gives generous curves.

I thought his class was pretty decent. I was able to do the work and get his feedback without really needing any one on one emails or communication with him. The class is a little tough and some assignments were pretty hard. But overall it was ok. If you have take this class it's doable and he's not that bad. :-)

Great professor. Generous with extra credit! He doesn't do late work, and he's a little tough, but you can learn something......I think he's great.