Has good sense of humor but class is hard. He's a "textbook" kind of guy... as in no flexibility on H/W due dates and stuff. He's well prepared and has good grasp of material.

Keller is always late to class because he has to sneak in a cigarette at the bottom of the steps between ET and BS. He is extremely rude--most of his jokes are in poor taste. To his advantage, he explains the examples with great clarity during class. Not very helpful in office hours though.

Hard but fair, and knows what he is talking about

He is a fair professor who treats his students like adults. He is fair, and will tell you what he expects. There are no surprises if you pay attention.If you come to class and follow his lectures, you do the required homework and turn everything in on time, you will ace this class.

Very knowledgeable and helpful, has worked as a CPA and has many yrs of first hand knowledge. Humorous as well

Exams are unreal, he throws a big curve though

LOVED HIM!!!!! this guy below is right on!

Keller is sweet. By far a favorite of mine in the Kelley School.

Dry and unreasonable!

He's kind of mean, but he teaches the accounting and makes it understandable, but you still have to work your butt off to get a decent grade.

I do not understand how anyone could not pass this class with him teaching it. He takes time in class to work out examples. I suppose it has more to do with people hating accounting than hating him. The tests are difficult, but this is college and oftentimes students must apply concepts while in college. Go to class, do the online problems, and

Kind of dry, but fair and reasonable. Goes over the problems, which is very helpful. However, doing the homework on your own prior to the class is important for getting a good grade. Treats students like adults.

He is an alright professor, however he can be very uncaring at times. I had approached him out side of class with a homework question and he told me to "go to class and ask my friends for the answers". He also does not do reviews for the exams :(

he was a very fun teacher! teaching was clear and he was very helpful! the tests were kind of hard but if you do the homework and study the handouts you'll do fine! would take him again!

Attending class and asking questions really helps.

Despite what all the reviews say on this site, Keller is actually a decent professor, lecture-wise. I found his lectures were usually interesting, and he?s pretty funny sometimes. However, I found the tests were nearly impossible to study for, and the homework took HOURS every week. While he does give a huge curve, this class is HARD.

Reviews are unnecessarily harsh. The material isn?t all that easy by its nature, but this is college. If you read the book and do the homework, you should be alright. Homework is very time consuming and the tests are usually difficult. However, Keller has a rather large curve in place, meaning if you at least try, you WILL pass.

He's very to the point and serious about the class. Despite what these reviews say, he is an excellent teacher as far as explaining the material goes. However, he is not going to hold your hand through the class. It is somewhat difficult material and he leaves it mostly up to you to make sure you can keep up. Good professor. I'd recommend him.

It's a tough class. Definitely make sure you come to class and pay attention, as well as do the homework. He curves the class heavily at the end, which helps. A lot of people really don't like him, but honestly those are the type of people who don't want to put in their share of work to the class. If you try hard, you'll get a B at least.

Excellent teacher, highly recommend. He told you exactly what you need to know to do well on the test. Zero surprises. Tough material, very well taught. Go to class, complete requirements, you will do well.

This guy got me excited to go to a 3-hour night class. He actually made accounting both interesting and entertaining. He is very funny and easily approachable. I heard everyone in my class complaining about both him and the material for being too hard, but I barely did any studying at all and always ended up with A's on the tests, and in the class.

Liked his lectures, he did a good job of relating the material to real life applications. He writes very good tests in that they are written to test application. I felt like I had failed each test but got an A and a B because he grades on a curve. I felt he was a very good instructor that wrote great tests because challenging

Great summer class. You only have 2 exams with no cumulative final. Material was somewhat difficult so make sure you show up and do the homework. He almost always let you out early.

So glad I had Keller!!! He gives great handouts that walk you through exactly what you will need to know from a very dense textbook. He has real world accounting experience so he discusses how everything we do in class relates to on the job tasks. He isn't great at reviewing material but that is just because so much has to be covered in the class.

perfect professor who made me love accounting

Lectures are easier to understand than other professor, Tindall. Tindall makes you write too much and its hard to keep up. He gives note handouts in class to fill in, using examples that will help you on the homework. Tests are hard, but I dont like accounting so may be from my lack of interest. Otherwise, great teacher and funny guy.

Mr. Keller is very knowledgeable in accounting and explains things very well. His class is easy enough, but actually going to class is the best way to do well. He doesn't stand up there and lecture on and on, he goes through examples, which is really helpful. Warning though, he is very no nonsense, but friendly enough.

Professor Keller knows his accounting. He's an experienced teacher and is very good at explaining things.

He's good at explaining the material, and you'll understand the stuff during the lecture. But the tests are so hard and difficult. Hardest tests I've ever taken in a class. He really is a good teacher tho

His course curve typically falls about 3 to 9 percentage points less than a standard (90,80,70,60) grade scale. Class averages around 62-66%...horrible but lol...Learn by heart HW & class problems to get easy "C".

This class is extremely difficult, no matter what professor you take it with. I took it with Keller because he makes the exams, but that didn't make a difference because the tests were still very hard and confusing. Keller is hilarious. He is good at explaining things and is always willing to help you. You usually get out of class super early too!

Keller is the best of the 3 main profs that teach the course. You get a lot more hints about what's going to be on the exams if you're in his class. He gets you ready for the tests, Tindall mainly just gets you ready for the homework.

I'm not an accounting major. This class was merely a prerequisite for another. That being said, Keller was exemplary at making me enjoy a course in which I had no previous experience. If you do the homework, listen to the online examples, and GO TO CLASS there is no reason you should not be able to pass, his generous curve notwithstanding.

Keller is great. It is key to go to class and follow along with the notes, the notes are exactly what are on the tests.

Professor Keller is a great teacher. I took non-major accounting with him, and I did not find tests challenging at all. They were exactly what was on the notes. He's an interesting professor and ties in real life examples to his lectures which helps you better understand the material. If you don't show up to class or study, you will struggle.

A202 is a weed-out course for business majors, so obviously it's going to be tough. To pass the tests, you should review the homework and his notes from in class and actually understand the processes involved, not just how to get your final answer. His tests are hard but he is a good professor and i would definitely recommend him.

Amazing teacher. His tests are very difficult though. It's not a mystery what will be on the tests. Be prepared to know the concepts inside and out. He gives very detailed notes that will help you immensely on the homeworks and tests. Do the homeworks, attend class, and apply yourself. With the curve it won't be a problem to get a good grade!

Just like BUS-A201. Test are tough but I felt that the material covered in A202 was easier than A201. If you get the choice to take any accounting classes with Keller just do it. It's much easier to take it with him since he creates the test for everyone. Just do your best to get a C and move on.

Great guy. He'll take the time to explain any questions. He tends to tell stories a lot which make class longer than it needs to be. Expect HARD exams and a full letter grade curve.

I loved him as a prof. He was easy to follow along with, gave you all information you needed, and had a hard to understand but good humor. He understood that no one wanted to be there, and neither did he, so he got to the point. Homework was long, but fair, giving you 2 chances to do it. CAN NOT REACH BY EMAIL. If you go to class, youll do fine.