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Very nice. Has a slight accent which isn't much of a problem as he addressed it several times. We used the lab book but not the text book. Powerpoints online. Your grades are hw and exams. Exams have approx 25 questions and he curved the exams quite a bit. I'd give him a 4/5.

Prof Jurgen is one of the few professors that grades very fairly! And when I say fairly I really mean it. I wasn't the best student in class, but i was trying really hard to get the best grade I could so he gave me a B when i really should have probably failed the class. He is cool and always there to explain anything that you don't get in class!

Stat is a hard class, failed it the first time,JJ breaks everything down into steps for you, he is approachable, and his accent is not hard to understand at all, he curves the final grade and goes over material much slower and in detail then J.Manley, I recommend taking him, stat is gonna be hard no matter what but I think hes your best option

his homework on applia is the most frustrating and annoying thing ever. he gives you 15 minutes to take his quizes, but, he does go over the material pretty much right beofre the quiz. his exams are really tough. he's a real cool guy but tends to go really fast through material. he curves the HELL out of your grade. i had an F,and ended up with a C

Honestly, if you really want to take him, you have to be certain that you're going to work extremely HARD for this class. I had no social life during second semester because of this class. I strongly advise you not take him if you're the kind of student who doesn't do well on tests (like me). He's very helpful; however, he teaches way too fast and

Jung is awesome! He's a laid back guy it shows in his ways of teaching. Uses excel a LOT, but he shows every step. Allows "cheat sheets" for tests. Quizzes and hw every week, but it's actually more helpful than annoying. He is helpful with questions, and made stats relatively interesting. I'd take him again

Nice guy. Knows his stuff, but sometimes doesn't think he needs to expain things to the class, but if you ask he is pretty clear. Available 2 help. Don't need 2 buy the book. Tests based on homework. Make sure u know macro and micro - it's the basis for the class. 3 tests, 3 article summaries. Presentation of 1 article that summarized.

Jung is a great professor. My first semester at Towson, and he was he best teacher so far! This class is challenging and you will need to put in a LOT of work. But please go to him during office hours and take initiative. He will remember you and will help you out. Amazing professor!!

Great professor. Goes a little fast sometimes, but just let him know and he'll slow down and explain things clearly. You can do the hw as many times as it takes to get a 100%. He has 10 quizzes that are 4 questions that you can use a formula sheet for.

Great teacher, the material gets pretty hard to understand but if you ask him to go back over something he'll make sure you know what you're doing when your done. Tests are pretty rough but study the quizzes and you should be fine. I'd suggest taking the class with a friend, makes it easier to study.

Jung is a good professor. This course will be difficult no matter what professor you take. He answers every question and if you take initiative and go to his office hours, he is very helpful. I went to his office hours very often and he made it a lot easier for me.

This class is difficult and challenging, but he is a good professor overall. Good extra credit opportunities and I never opened the textbook once. Can repeat hw until you get it right, the only hard part is the quizzes and tests. Not the end of the world.

Took him for stats and loved him. Stats is hard regardless of who you take but JJ is really willing to help if you need it. Homeworks each week are redoable, about 8 quizzes which are pretty tough, 2 midterms and a final. Study and you'll be okay.

Great professor, hard course! he moves fast but his teaching skills are A1. homework every monday but you can do them as many times as you like (he takes the highest grades. 8 quizzes, 2 midterms and 1 final. his quizzes and exams are hard but that's stat in general. STUDY STUDY STUDY if you want to pass his class!

Juergen is the man! Stats is not that hard people. Go to class, and PAY ATTENTION. Attendance isn't mandatory, but if you miss a class you will have a hard time teaching yourself. Juergen gives you everything you need to know, you just put it together. Not only does he give you extra credit for participating every class, he curves your grade.

He is an awesome professor! One of the best professors I've had in my 3 yrs at Towson. He breaks down the concepts in his lectures which made statistics seem easy. Also the tests correlate with his lectures. Overall, if you take good notes and are attentive during the lectures you'll pass. FYI you don't need to buy the text book

This is a 400 level econ class so you need to do a lot of work. It is worth it though, he knows what he is doing. Homeworks are difficult but work with others and ask him questions. You do not need a programming background as long as you put in the work.

Juergen is great! Extra-credit for answering questions in class. Do not need the textbook because he explains everything easily. If you do want the textbook, I found it online for 7 cents. PAY ATTENTION; review and study or you will forget what you learned in class. Homework due on Mondays, 2 tests, gives formula sheet during quizzes & tests.

By far one of the best teachers I had. I took STATS at a community college and failed there. I took it with him and passed with an A-. Really an A- it's crazy right? I know . Overall grade was 78.66 but somehow I got to an A-. I am really happy that I took it with him. DON'T SKIP CLASS, It will screw you over. Take great notes!!!!!

He is very clear and easy to understand. He is a good teacher and he knows what he is talking about. 3 test - 2 midterms and 1 final, all multiple choice. Homework due every week but it's not too hard. Doesn't take attendance and doesn't give pop quizzes. definitely recommend

He is great at explaining how to do things.

Great teacher and is really good at explaining concepts. He can sometimes move fast but will stop if anyone has a question. He runs a hybrid format class so we only met twice a week instead of thrice, but there was an assignment due in place of class. Weekly hw, 2 exams and final. Explains exactly what will be on exams and drops 5 lowest hws.

I took professor Jung online for ECON 202 over the minimester and it wasn't bad at all. It was definitely a fast paced because it's minimester but it's not something you can't keep up with. He drops the lowest three homework assignments b/c he understands late assignments, computer glitches, or any other health issues. Stay on top you'll succeed.

Took him for macroeconomic theory. By far the hardest class I've taken in college. Weekly HW/reading assignments, with 2 exams and one final. If you are willing to put in the work, you can pass this class. I have never put more work into a class in my life. Put in extra work, met with him every week. He is willing to help you.

Professor Jung is very reasonable and helpful as long as you put the effort in and will meet with you outside of class. I received a job offer as a Business Intelligence Analyst on June 3rd, not even a week after graduating, because of this class. In the interviews, they asked me to present my 431 project and they liked what I had to show them.

Jung is a great dude. hes also super funny. the material is just crazy hard but thats not his fault. he tries to make sure everyone understands

He's very understanding when grading and allows for two attempts on every assignment except for midterms. Macro is a hard class, however, if you put the effort in you'll receive a passing grade. Attendance is mandatory!

Great Professor, but you must put in the time to understand the concepts. He can tend to go through the coursework a little fast, but if you pay attention and make an effort you will be fine.

I enjoyed this professor a lot; I thought he offered a pleasant course and would definitely recommend. There was a little confusion in his knowledge of the syllabus but that's something an individual can fix on their own time.

I liked Professor Jung. He has weekly homeworks that take about an hour and a half to complete on average, and make up a significant part of your grade, along with hybrid reading assignments. I think he could be clearer when answering questions from students, but otherwise, I thought his class was informative and easy if you put in the time.

Econ310 is difficult, a lot of math, and logical concept. If you must take this class, I suggest take some math class, meet with Prof. Jung in his office hour, I swear he going to do whatever he can to help you. Put some efforts, don't miss class, and ask him questions even if you find it silly. He doesn't judge and he would be happy to answer it.

Jung is great and funny guy. The material is difficult but that's not his fault and he really wants you to learn. Ask questions in class and go to his office hours. He will do whatever he can to help you, seriously. This is not a class you want to fool around in though. Show up, take notes, and ask questions.

Prof. Jung is.a good professor but his test are very hard. He does offer extra credit throughout the semester, I recommend doing every single one because I barely passed the class, because he gave the class a curve that bumped me two letters.

Jung is the GOAT. Take HIM class. 310 is hard but that's not because of him, material is just crazy. He'll work with you. TAKE HIM!!!!!! You will 100% pass

Good professor, make sure to do book readings. Textbook readings don't matter as much as long as you study the slides and use all attempts on homework assignments. Make sure to study for exams because they're difficult.

I can't wrap my head around why Juergen has low reviews. This man will do everything to make sure you do well in this class. The class itself is hard, maybe one of the hardest in the program, but Juergen does SUCH a good job at teaching this class and is always willing to help out and review questions. Take him!

Dr. Jung is an outstanding professor, is an economic genius, and is a genuinely good person who cares about educating his students, and puts in his very best effort to do so in the short time provided. He does a great job explaining the complexities of 202, and gives you A LOT of help. All the negative reviews are likely from negligent children.

Professor Jung's class is one of the most challenging classes I've taken. He does a great job explaining the content. The class is textbook and lecture-heavy; make sure to come to class and constantly review the lectures outside of the class. We're given, at maximum 2, blackboard assignments each week and three total exams throughout the semester.

While the content of the course is challenging, Professor Juergen Jung makes it entertaining by making jokes related to the applications being taught! The class is lecture-heavy but for good reason as it really prepares you for what will be on the exams!

I thought that the work in his class was very manageable. As long as you stay on pace with the textbook readings you will understand what is going on. Additionally homework accounts for a significant portion of your grade so you can balance out a poor exam score easily. He also gives nice extra credit. However, his lectures can be a bit boring.

He is an awesome professor. The material was difficult but he explains clearly so you can understand. If you still have problems he is willing to work with you. He wants you to succeed. If he taught every econ class, I would 100% take him.

Although this course was challenging, Professor Jung did a great job going in-depth with each topic during lectures, providing many examples. I could tell he cared through the time and effort he put into helping those struggling. Every week, there was homework, and before exams, he would post 2 practice exams. He truly wants everyone to pass.

Econ 202 is hard, and he knows that. There were two midterms and one final exam, all multiple choice, in a person scantron. Homeworks were easy and just free points to your grade, while also giving you the chance to study the homework before an exam. Overall, great professor!

He's a nice professor who simply has a lot of homework. His exams are based on lecture slides, and he provides study guides & practice exams. He's always available for office hours. Would recommend.

He uses an online textbook for hybrid days and other than that you don't have to read too much. His lectures will go from the start to the very end every time and he uses all of his time if not more. However I will say he explains everything very clearly in his lectures and you do not need to show up. Also make sure to do assignments on time.

Take! The professor is a kind guy but the lectures are just so boring but yet again that's what macro is. Each lecture is mandatory but going to each one by doing the mandatory slidos helps your grade out. There are a good amount of assignments but I actually am glad because professors with few assignments could drop your grade so fast.

He's very chill and also a really funny guy. You can tell he genuinely cares about his students and wants you to succeed. He curves the grades too, which definitely helps as long as you put in the effort. If you study and keep up with the work, you'll be fine in his class. Overall, a great professor and the class is way less stressful than others.

He cares a lot about what he teaches. You can get off track in a large lecture, but he helps keep you on track with in-class quizzes. He takes questions and is willing to help anyone. If you can stay focused, I highly recommend this teacher.

Professor Jung is a smart guy and good professor for 310. Econ 310 is a hard class that moves at a fast pace, he does his best to space out the class. Exams aren't too challenging because he gives us comprehensive study guides that help. If you don't study and don't come to class you won't pass.

In my opinion, the professor always maintained a very organized approach; his way of explaining and the way the assignments were structured were very logical. I would like any student entering this course to know that they should have the ability to analyze logistics and graphs; but nothing too difficult that can't be achieved.

Its easy to fall behind if you dont pay attention, but he is great and explains everything thoroughly