She's a good professor, i didn't do that well because i had trouble understanding the subject!..i tried but it wasn't easy for me. But she does give out extra credit and helps you when you ask!..she was always available on the weekends through webcourses..Thank You professor for your help! (just in case you read this)

Great teacher. Goes over plenty of examples for each concept. Very easy to get an A. Study a half hour after each lecture and an hour before the test and youre golden. No textbook needed. Lots of extra credit given. Very good teacher. TAKE HER.

She is very helpful and goes over many examples in class. It is a lot of memorization! Grade is mostly complied of the exam grades. She does drop the lowest exam grade and 4 lowest homework grades. I'd recommend this teacher. If you do the aplia homework you should be fine.

She is a good teacher. The subject requires a lot of study but it is possible. Book helps with homework. There are three mid-terms. She drops the lowest score. Exams aren't easy, especially the final. But if you study it's all possible. Her lectures help very much.

Great teacher, very helpful, study about an hour before each test and you will be fine.

She's nice and very good at explaining, you can tell she loves to teach. She seems to care about her students a lot more than most of my professors. Exams can be hard but you should be okay if you take good notes and study. Oh and her voice is a little weird, but I highly recommend Dr Underwood!

I LOVE HER. I had an online captured test and she's brilliant. The class is definitely anything but easy, but I can honestly say I have learned a lot from her and look forward to pursuing my career in business because of this class. Watch every online capture and do the homework and for the tests you should be fine. Book didn't do much for me.

Her lectures help a lot and she does a really good job at explaining concepts/formulas and providing several examples. If you read through the chapter once and watch her lectures you'll do great. She also offers a few opportunities of extra credit throughout the semester

Good teacher. Clear explanations, fair grading. Lots of extra credit. Take her.

The reason why I am an econ major :) Class is enlightening and an extremely easy A

Exams are super easy, and there is a lot of extra credit. I got a 99 A and never read a page of the book. The lectures are a must however. Highly, highly recommended by me.

This class isn't too difficult. There are 3 exams(she drops the lowest one),final,&hw quizzes. The trick to this is doing well on the first and second exam so you have more wiggle room for your final.She gives extra credit opportunities, which help, do them!To the guy who says she doesn't put answers on worksheets, she goes over them in the lecture

Exams are not that easy but she teaches very well. I suggest going to class to take notes for homework and tests. Take her for ECO 2023!

Underwood is relly goo teacher. If you haven't taken economics before then this class may be difficult; she moves throuh material quickly. Her lectures have different information from the text. If you're struggling, go to office hours and she's happy to help. Also, there are a lot of grade padding assignments.

Took her for capture lecture. Great course, professor is very good at explaining concepts and helps review the material before exams. Overall, she is very lenient when it comes to grades so it's very easy to do well in this course

Easy class, especially if you've taken macro. She lets you do the homework 3 times and takes your average. Drops your lowest test grade and 3 lowest quizzes. Gives out extra credit as well. I got an A.

She is adorable, I mean I spent my class time on Twitter but I still managed to do well in the class. The book is expensive, I didn't. I just did the homework and used the homework to study for the test. Sapling (HW site) explains everything pretty well.

Easy A :) Nice professor. Lectures were sort of boring, but I honestly can't understand how people found this class difficult. No note card for regular exams, but you do get to bring one for the final.

Dr. Underwood gives you a lot of opportunities to do well in this course; she drops 1 exam, 3 homework assignments, and gives you extra credit assignments. The lectures are boring and I think Sapling is the worst homework site, but this class is pretty easy. The tests can get tricky though so it's good to know the concepts inside and out.

I loved this teacher. Her biggest flaw is that she talks so slow and drawls out words like "and". BUT. I took it with lecture capture online, which you can speed up, so with that feature her class was fantastic!

The class was kind of boring so I missed some lectures (only 3 out of the semester) but missing any day is a big deal because she doesn't have notes online or anything, but it's really hard to pay attention in class because the lecture is kind of boring. If you read the book and pay attention I'm sure you'll get a good grade

Great class. Tests weren't too difficult and she drops the lowest test. Her voice is kind of annoying but she's a great teacher. Definitely recommend her.

I really enjoyed having Dr. Underwood as a teacher. She's really sweet and nice and she's a good teacher. The material gets harder in the end- but if you put forth your time and effort you'll do great in the class.

Incredibly helpful and nice teacher. She checks webcourses almost daily to help students with questions. Explains topics in different ways to help you understand better. Offers 4% final grade extra credit and drops lowest test and 3 hw assignments. Book isnt really necessary but it will help a lot with studying. Recommend taking her for any class.

After taking this course with her, I'm dumbfounded that her rating on here is so low. Incredibly easy class if you actually put in the effort to study the notes *she provides* and the test reviews she puts up. If you're trying to take ECO-2023, take it with Underwood regardless of other comments here.

This class is very easy, I'm surprised her rating isn't higher. She explains things clearly and she reviews before exams. Her exams are straight forward, which I love. She doesn't try to trick you and provides multiple extra credit opportunities! Overall she's a wonderful professor, I would recommend this class to anyone taking ECO2023!

In high school i took microeconomics and did not learn a thing because i had a cranky teacher that was absolutely terrible. Ms. Underwood is the complete opposite,she is very helpful and nice, and teaches economics very well. She gives out study guides for the tests, which are very straightforward and not very hard. Take Ms. Underwood for Micro!

Very knowledgeable teacher, makes expectations clear form Day 1. Plenty of extra credit opportunity. Watch the lectures, review them, get your homework done and you don't need the book at all.

She was an awesome professor! Made class really fun and easy to understand. The tests are not easy and there is a decent amount of homework but it is not difficult to get a good grade in her class. She is more than willing to help her students.

If you do the homework and show up to class, you'll get a good grade easy.

Mrs. Underwood is an excellent teacher. She explains the key concepts very clearly and with enough detail for her students to grasp them. Her tests were very straightforward and she also provided several extra credit opportunities. I would highly recommend her, as she is very knowledgeable and informative.

Great teacher for micro. Explains concepts thoroughly and willing to help students understand better. Homework and exams are easy if you watch the lectures/attend class. Easy class as long as you watch/attend the classes. Definitely recommended!

Don't buy the textbook. Pay attention in class, take good notes, and do the classwork and you should have no problem getting an A or B. Very helpful and such a sweet professor who really cares about her students.

I took this class through the tegrity lecture captures so I really liked that I could watch the lectures at my own convenience. Professor Underwood is honestly a really good teacher. She knows exactly what she is talking about and breaks down the subject matter enough to where it's really easy to understand. Just make sure you study.

Wonderful professor! I did the dual streaming class so I watched all the lectures online but she was always very clear and made so much sense when she was explaining topics. The only thing about the class was the sapling homework was wayyy harder than the examples she'd provide.

Not an easy A but if you do go to class and understands her lectures that you will do fine on tests. Three 40 question test (drops one) and the final is mandatory

I liked this class. I find economics very interesting, and I have a good understanding of the concepts. I barely got my A, but I never read the book and rarely watched the lecture. She makes economics easy to understand. Just make sure you know how to apply the principles to different kinds of questions.

Had her for macroeconomics. She's a really nice lady and she'll always help you if you ask her questions, but her lectures are very boring and her voice is really annoying. She made us use an online study tool that came with the book for homework but her tests aren't like the homework assigned. So study her notes and study guides instead of that.

Her class is very easy and simple watch the lectures/ go to class take notes if you like (I never did) and do the weekly hw during test time she does a review plus she drops your lowest test score. That being said I feel like you either get eco or you don't and for those who struggle I feel its more their inability rather than her teaching

Either you get ECO or you don't at all. She is honestly a great teacher and bases her tests similar to her examples from the PPT lectures as well as definitions. I like ECO a lot more now because of her. Watch her lectures, do the homework (correlates with online textbook word for word) and study from PPT and you're set for an A!

Her tests are a bit harder than what she covers in class but if you study for them, you will get at least a B. Make sure you recieve all 100's on the myeconlab homework and you will be fine. Study hard before tests. Take advantage of this Gen. Ed. you'll regret it if you dont.

Good teacher, hard subject. Take her but make sure to study! Exams are worded differently than HW.

Class is very easy as long as you watch and pay attention to every lecture. I did not do well on the first test; however, that one was dropped and I received A's on the two remaining tests and final. Really going over her exam review lecture and making notecards helped. Make sure you maintain an A homework average. Btw I never used study cube

I liked micro better than macro (with Euzent). Watch every lecture and review the homework before tests. She does a great job with ppts and explaining problems. Just make sure you really understand the concepts because the tests are more difficult. She's also really funny which helps when you're watching 6 lectures the night before an exam!

Professor Underwood-Caputo knows how to simplify otherwise difficult material. I never used my book––partly because I didn't get one, mostly because I didn't need it––which, in this case, is a compliment to both the professor and her class. She goes over the material for each chapter (obviously), but further reviews before each exam.

I have no interest in economics and I managed to get a B with Professor Underwood-Caputo. It wasn't an easy class but it was far from impossible. I'm about to take my second class with her because I like how she taught the first one I had. I would recommend her to anyone who wants to understand the subject. (I'm a fan of lecture-capture as well!)

Pretty easy professor. Never opened the book once and only listened to a few lectures and got a B. The hw is incredibly easy you get 3 attempts at the same question for every one. Tests aren't easy but the trick is to watch the review lecture she does before every exam and pay close attention it helps a lot. Drops lowest exam score, take her.

She's awesome!!! Her lectures give you all the info you need and her in class assignments are key to boosting your grade, so show up to class! Her tests can be tough so take advantage of getting help. She's also funny, so get to know her- it'll make the class more fun too!

4 tests, 1 gets dropped and then a final. Homework is hard the beggining of the semester, then gets easier. Clear and lenient grading system, 2 homework grades are dropped. Took online. She does a review before every test, very helpful. If you put an average amount of effort in, you should get an A.

You have to study hard for tests. Make sure you keep up with lectures and watch them all (recommend 1.5-2 speed). There is a lot of added cushion to your grade, with fairly simple homework and extra credit. Final Exam is extremely tough. Overall though, not too awful if you like economics and get a good grasp of concepts.

Since the class has the online video component it's easy to miss class. With this course it is difficult to miss class and still do well. There are 3 tests then he final exam. The lowest score gets dropped. Must do well on the tests.

Attending class is not necessary, as there is video capture, but attending the live lectures really helped me understand the material! Dr Underwood-Caputo is clear about her expectations, grading and gives multiple reminders as to due dates and test dates. She makes herself available for any questions you have- just be sure to do your assignments.

Took her for macro and micro. Love her!!!!!! she is by far my favorite teacher. you always end up getting one letter grade higher on your final grade. she wants you to succeed.

Took her for both Macro and Micro (The Live Capture). She is a GREAT teacher, watch & pay attention to her lectures you will learn a lot. She gives you 1 online HW assignment a week that is usually a breeze. People seemed to struggle on her tests (???) but I found them to be easy and straightforward (All I did to study was watch her review class)

SUCH A HARD CLASS! If you can, take Micro first! The teacher herself is helpful and tries to be there for you as much as possible, but being online I didn't expect to need to watch recorded lectures. Got behind and struggled. Tests seemed more complicated than the homework on many levels. Need to keep up with due dates to keep up your grade.

Professor Underwood-Caputo is awesome. I found her lectures funny and intriguing. Homework, but it's spaced out so it's not bad at all. Very good at teaching the material and easy to understand. Just watch the lectures, do the homework, and study for tests and you'll be fine. It is hard to fail her class if you put in some effort. (online lectures)

The class is 20% Homework 80% Tests and 5% extra credit. Tests are probably the hardest part about the class but she does do a review in class and their is a TA to help. She also curved 3% at the end but that is not typical from what I have heard. But if you're like me and can get C's on all the exams but do all your homework a B+ is possible.

Class is hard, didn't watch single lecture. Get the study cube its wroth it. Study 3-4 days in advance. Read the book, and she curves at the end, but only 3 points. do extra credit.

Her lectures are a little boring though the information is conveyed alright. The tests are tough, though she has other assignments and extra credit to kind of help as well.

Took her for Summer B. Clear with lectures and tests are pretty easy if you do the work and study.

Dr. Underwood is a great teacher. Her lectures are long. The tests are dificult. You must READ. Only going to the lecture or listening to it won't get you an A.

Took summer B. Had three midterm but had the chance to redo for extra credit. Keeps best two. Learn smart and HW. Read chapters!

I personally liked this class and I am not a big fan of economics. I could've done better if I would've focused more. Easy but very helpful homework. I didn't watch all of the video lectures wish I would've. She has a great personality, and is very helpful.

Great professor. I am a science major with absolutely no business background and was a little nervous taking this class due to the different reviews I heard. However, Underwood made the class very manageable and offered many opportunities for extra credit. I did not use the textbook at all, only watched the lectures and got a high A in the course.

Great teacher overall. I recommend going to class even though it is not required. I found the tests to be difficult. Gave 3 midterms but dropped the lowest and a final.

Tests are difficult, and there are a lot of homework assignments, but the assignments are fairly easy to get a good grade on.

The class isn't necessarily easy, but if you put effort into it, you'll receive the grade you want. There are a lot of homework assignments, but she gives ample time to complete them. 3 midterms, lowest one dropped. Two homework assignments dropped. She gives a lot of extra credit opportunities and curves the final exam.

Dr. Underwood is a great teacher. The class is difficult but it is do-able. I got an A in the class, but a lot of people struggled due to the fact that they did not watch lectures or read the textbook. If you are willing to do the work, you will be fine. She explains concepts very well. The textbook also helped me a lot, but that is just me.

For a class like Macro, she made it very interesting especially when the lectures are 1:15 long. My average exam grade was a 70, and I still received an 86 in the course. Homework is extremely important and it will save your grade. It is pretty easy to get an A or B in her class.

Dr. Underwood is a great teacher who knows what she is talking about. Some concepts are fairly tough but as long as you read the text and watch the lectures there shouldn't be an issue. Midterms can get a bit confusing. She is very helpful if you need to get extra help during office hours or through email.

She is a very sweet lady who will help you a lot if you go to her office hours. Not the easiest class but she does explain the material well. I would recommend taking this in a non honors version if you prefer multiple choice exams.

Doctor Underwood is an amazing teacher. I understood economics after taking her intro to micro class. I even switched my major to Economics after taking it. I'm now taking her for Development Economics as well and still feel that she is a great teacher. She is thorough and uses great, real life examples-- but don't expect to not put in some work!

Dr. Underwood is very knowledgeable in her field and tries to be engaging during her lectures, but much of her material especially in reviews is not always pertinent to the exam, and on top of that her exams are incredibly tough. However, she does drop your lowest and Homework is not very difficult and counts for 20% of your grade.

It is a very hard class with 1500 students, but she is fair and an A is possible with time and work. (I got a C because I never did the work.) She has two assistants and someone is always available to help. She drops the lowest TEST and two assignments. At the end of the day it is macroeconomics, so it is hard material. Don't expect an easy A

Personally didn't think the class was that hard. I mean it's college. Study and you'll be fine. It's an easy B and a workable A. For an economics course, she made the material easy to understand. Tests can be a little difficult. Drops your lowest test, lowest 2 homework and learn smart grades. Also has 2 ways of calculating your final grade.

Has 3 exams and they are all extremely hard. You must study for at least 2 weeks before the exam if you plan to get a B or higher. She does usually curve the exams and she gave a huge curve on your final average. If you do all the work, you should get a passing grade.

Lectures can be pretty dry, but it is macroeconomics. Tests are tough, but homework and study guides will save you here. She is fair, and it's clear she wants students to be successful.

So hard, take micro instead if u have the option. Organized class tho, learnsmart (lesson) and hw are online and easy A's. See T.A.'s and her for help. get a study group. Go over her exam reviews. know how to do every problem. you'll actually have to understand the concepts to pass this class, not just memorize them. need book!!

Very organized class, you always know what is due when and how much it counts for. If you put in the work you will get an A. This is the type of class where it is hard to get an A but easy to get a B. Stay on top of your tests, do HW in a study group and you'll be fine! She is a great prof. with awesome class structure!

If you're not a business major, take micro instead. Easier. Very generous with her grading system. One exam is dropped. Her lectures cover everything, so reading the book is more of a supplement to her lectures. Lots of hw. Very easy to get a B/C in the class.

Going to lectures definitely helps, she explains the problems well. Tests are hard but if you learn the vocab, read the textbook, and understand the homework you should get a B no problem

If you are interested in the subject you'll enjoy this class and it will be easy, if you don't you'll definitely need to put some time into studying. Putting time into watching the lectures, taking notes and doing all the reading and homework PAYS OFF. DON'T SLACK! Got A's on all the test, it's possible.

Underwood is a very good teacher that knows her stuff. The biggest problem with this class is the exams. They are pretty difficult with the class avg hovering around low Cs. It is possible to get a good grade on the exams but you really need to understand the material. If you don't get the material and don't get help, you wont pass. Good class tho.

Unless something changes, Dr. Underwood is the only macro professor. Must watch all of the lectures to pass the class. Got Ds on all 3 "midterms" and received a C on the final and managed to get a B in the class. She gives you a lot of free points and gives you 4% onto your final class grade if you do test corrections/class survey. Hard but doable!

The best economics professor so far in my life.

If you do the all of the homework, the extra credit after the tests, and study a week in advance for the tests, the lowest grade you could get would be a B. She gives you the benefit of the doubt through the semester and drops a couple of grades at the end. She wants you to pass; the questions on the tests are straight from the lectures and HW

Macroeconomics is tough in general, but the supplemental items helped significantly. There's alot of homework assignments throughout the course, but they're beyond helpful for the tests. Without these supplemental assignments, the lectures make it pretty hard to understand fully.

Her lectures are kinda long and tedious but the homework and lecture capture videos are online. She tells a lot of stories/jokes/examples which helps understand some of the more complicated material

As a non-economics major, the class is hard. She's clearly knowledgable. If you go to/watch the lectures and use the resources religiously, youll do fine. If you're lazy or slack off even a bit, youll hate yourself.. the catch-up is intense. Best advice is to just go to lectures and give it your complete attention. It's hard, but she does her best

Took over summer. Could either go in person or watch lectures online. Watched videos at 1.25 speed and was able to take good notes. She calculates final grade be either weighing the 3 exams or the final exam heavier (benefiting you in the end) . Gave us a notecard on an exam and final. Not that hard of a class, math portion isn't that hard

OKAY i get it, Macroeconomics is actually the hardest class i have had to take, my brain does not work well in the economic life BUT you all pretty much have to take it and NORA is the best person ever, she's cute and caring and likes to make funny jokes AND she'll respond to you in like 40 seconds

Dr. Underwood was great, but I had her lecture at 7:30 in the morning so I would usually rely on the recordings. However, attending the class in person always felt better, the lectures are fun, engaging, and really helped the information come to life.

This class is difficult, but not impossible. As long as you watch the lectures, pay attention, and work hard you can do it! After the quizzes, I went to visit the TA's and that SERIOUSLY helped. Go visit either Dr. Underwood or the TA's it helps so much for exams. She drops lowest test and homework. I enjoyed the class.

I had Professor Underwood this semester and in my honest opinion she was a great professor. Macro is a very difficult subject but with the help of her and the TA"s I was able. She offers a lot of extra credit opportunities and actually doing the extra credit will help you understand the content better. Her lectures are posted on webcourses.

I got a C+ in this class and it was difficult but she was an amazing professor. The best I've ever had. She lectured amazingly and really knows her stuff. There's 3 tests, 5 quizzes, and about 15 homework assignments. She drops your lowest quiz and 2-3 homeworks. She has some extra credit if you do the exam redos.

Thoroughly enjoyed this course. Did not watch more than 3 lectures and ended with an A+. Make sure to read the textbook which is easy to understand and study her review guides.

really good instructor but it's a hard class. Do A LOT of practice problems & get StudyCube to prepare for the exams and you'll do well.

She herself is not too tough on grading but her TA is. She does a very good job explaining things and never assumes you already know something. Work is required for this class but that is to be expected, because its a 4000 level course. She makes the class interesting when it doesnt necessarily have to be.

Professor Underwood is extremely helpful during her class meetings. Unfortunately that is only a few times a semester. The book is difficult to study from so make sure not to miss a lecture. She will sit with you and help you through a problem if you ask for help. Exams are hard but she does offer a good amount of extra credit. Solid choice.

Dr. Underwood is a great teacher. You meet 5 times in the entire semester (about every two weeks) discussing the topics that were discussed in the homework. She has several TA's and is very open. The grading criteria are clear and she answers any questions you may have. During the class meetings she has activities that help explain the material.

Everyone says this class is hard and theres only 6 classes that u meet and she barely teaches. This is wrong. This class is mixed mode so ur expected to mostly teach ur from her videos she posts and a textbook. Then using the knowledge u obtained ur to attend a class six times where there is group projects that assess how well u know the info

One of my favorite economics professors. Very knowledgeable and great personality makes her lectures bearable. Seminar is kind of a "freestyle" class that she was given, and she did a good job with it. Many topics I had already learned in Development Econ and prior micro/macro classes, so it wasn't bad. Exams were tough and there were pop quizzes.

The class was kind of hard for a principles prereq but it can do a good job of preparing students before their econ cores. As a graduating senior I just wanted to breeze by in this class and not do anything... which is exactly what I did but still it was annoying and alot of busy work. I think its probably beneficial if you're a sophomore/junior.

The class format is probably the only thing that really bothered me about this class. Every other week you meet in the collaboration room and work with your assigned group. Out of the 5 classes we had this semester, my group only fully finished one of these assignments so get ready to work fast. Helps to break up the work among the group.

Highly recommend: take micro with Buhagiar 1st. The textbook for that class is way better, and prepared me well for macro. The textbook for 2013 is awful. Had I taken macro 1st, probably would have a B instead of an A. Dr. Underwood is good though. Her videos are great. The mindtap homework is helpful too. Just bad author.

Professor Underwood was super understanding amidst the COVID-19 situation. She dropped some extra assignments and gave us a test retake. But, I will say that you should take Micro first, or take that instead. I much prefer Prof. B's textbook over Prof. Underwood's, and the online material in Micro is better, easier homework and better lectures.

Dr. Underwood could not have made this entire course experience more user friendly. Although the workload in a 5.5-6 week class is a lot to manage at times (took Summer/online due to Covid), she gives you every bit of information needed to pass the class and LEARN the material (a must to pass). The effort put in determines the grade you receive.

Professor Underwood-Caputo is EXCELLENT. This was easily the most efficiently-organized course I've taken at UCF so far--even when I struggled with concepts, I was confident that it wasn't for lack of resources, but that I had not made proper use of them. Lots of supplemental readings, contextual-expl., video-lectures, & practice q's. Just CARE. :)

it really was organized and the class was in real format so you would go to class every two weeks and work on a group project. There's no lectures in class just a quick recap and then a group assignment, so you are teaching yourself the material. But the resources and videos are super helpful and easy to get a good grade if you study!

Dr. Underwood's Thinking Like an Economist class was very well put together. I wish I had taken this class before taking ECO 3101. This class was very informational and helped me really understand and grasp economic concepts. Her tests are almost exactly like the practice problems and quizzes, so as long as you do those you should pass with ease.

Great professor. Cares for her students. Her tests make you think and study for them, but they are straightforward and fair. Lots of assignments, meaning lots of opportunities to get the grade you want. Overall, excellent experience with this class.

Not an easy class, but doable. She is a decent professor who cares about her students. Lots of notes-taking, textbook reading, lecture reading, and for some, extra help needed to do well. I got an A average on packback, homework, quizzes, a B average on midterm exams, and a C on the final, and ended the class with a B.

This class was asynchronous. Professor Underwood-Caputo is a nice lady; she was very helpful when I went to office hours. The tests are fairly easy, but some of the questions are worded in a very difficult fashion. It was not an easy class to get an A in, but I managed it. The average grade in this class was a 73.

Make sure you study for the exams, they account for like 70% of the grade. Otherwise professor underwood is a good professor and she's nice and helpful.

Overall I found this class to not be difficult and the professor was nice. The one problem with this class is you teach yourself online, but that's most of the business classes at UCF unfortunately.

Dr. Underwood rocks. Whip-smart, fair, and cares about her students. Expects you to keep up, but generous with help if you ask. Algebra-heavy and fast-paced. Slack off at your peril. This class is a great foundation/review for later macro and micro concepts. Videos and practice sets are a must. Challenging, rewarding class with an excellent Prof.

The class itself was kind of hard (to me) but I didn't really have any issues with the professor. I didn't have that much interaction with her but when I did she was nice and willing to help out if you had questions. No extra credit but she drops quite a few grades so it's not the end of the world if you miss a few assignments

This class is easy if you are willing to put in the work. I took this class as a senior in high school for dual enrollment, and it was easier than my regular classes. The professor isn't as mean/boring as everyone says, and I actually found her quite helpful. She challenges students to think and apply the material on tests. I would recommend her.

Made an account just to rate. Two things: the class format is annoying (meetings are abt bimonthly, generally self-taught), and your grade rests on exam performance. If you want a good grade (B to A), just do the chapter worksheets before the quizzes. They are EXTREMELY HELPFUL. You won't let yourself down. You CAN succeed here.

Wasn't that hard, I got lucky with a tryhard group that knew everything. Her resources were great and enabled me to do good on all the tests. The packbacks aren't hard but are the most pointless thing on the planet. Homework and quizzes are easy. The final is mid tho, it's cumulative so it's just a lot of material.

Looking at reviews, I get why people are spread all over the place. The professor is actually really helpful if you go to office hours, though her videos are not helpful at all. I think the class is very test heavy, however there are a lot of assignments to cushion your grade. The study-plan is a pretty good resource if you use it right.

ive seen so many negative reviews on her about qmb but it really isnt bad at all. yes OF COURSE she doesnt teach a lot, no professor in the entry business level can be incredibly involved bc of the way its been set up. just stay on top of things and use the practice problems and passing with an a or b shouldnt be hard.

Honestly, people need to stop hating. Nora is a good professor and content is not hard if you watch her videos and study. Nora is the most helpful in class as the TAs can be scary. If you study example questions you got that bag. Good luck y'all!

I was a bit nervous to take this class because of the reviews but she is not bad at all. Although her lecture videos could be better, Her class was not difficult, as long as you work on your assignments and read the textbook this class will be easy for you. She also provides study guides for exams, she also drops the lowest quiz and homework.

The tests were tough at times, but she had so many resources to choose from if you wanted to improve your knowledge of the subject. She is upfront about the difficulty (average grades) and gives pointers about how to improve your grade instead of just extra credit. You get out what you put into this class, from my experience.

REAL format = you have to teach yourself the material. Manage time wisely, use the textbook and module vids to learn, use practice quizzes & make flashcards to study for exams. Study before labs (TAs help but effort matters for good grade). quizzes=2 attempts. math & logical knowledge beforehand is VERY valuable. Prof helped me with degree planning

Not a super easy class but not brutally difficult either. Make sure to take advantage of all of the provided resources because they all are very helpful. As long as you dedicate enough time to studying and practicing the material you should do very well.

Tough class in my opinion. Lots of concepts are covered in a short period of time. Meets 6 times per semester. Tests are weighted 40%. Grades class activities by a random paper within your group, allowing for a grade that might be affected by your tablemates. Requires a lot of studying if you want a B or higher. Overall, taught pretty well.

I took micro in high school and I got a 4 on the exam, so I believe coming in with outside knowledge was essential for doing as well as I did. It's REAL format, which is nonsense overall, but she was as good as you could hope to get. Plus, she is a teacher who wants you to do well.

Guys, I'll be real, all people who leave her negative reviews are just kids who do NOT know what college is about. If you put enough effort - you'll be fine. I was using her videos, practice questions + exam reviews + a bit of ChatGPT and got 100s on the exams. And I never had eco classes before. So don't worry! The TAs are nice and helpful.

She's a nice professor who wants you to think critically about the topics you learn. Overall, you will have to put the work in, especially since the 8 or so quizzes count for as much as the exams in her course. She's fully designed this course & it's just a less intensive micro class, so just attend the lectures.

DO THE HOMEWORK AND TAKE NOTES. This is an information-heavy class. Professor Underwood's videos were really helpful for me, and she was fair in the in-class meetings, she will NOT give you the answer on a silver spoon but she will guide you to the correct thought process. There are clear-cut expectations, put in effort. Study and you'll be fine

I have no idea why she has so many bad ratings. This is more difficult than micro but if you take notes, pay attention in class, and study you should do fine on tests (which are over half the grade). Her lecture videos on canvas are super helpful so be sure to take notes. If you want a good grade, put in the effort and you should be fine.

She presented topics clearly, was always willing to answer questions, and the material wasn't too difficult.