she rocks!

sallys the man.

Great prof

awesome prof, makes class interesting

I only wish all profs were as nice a person and goodlooking as her.

hard to believe you make anything other than an A or B. the test are the same as the practice test. the class and any other class are as hard as you make it, i.e. if you do not study and can not recognize the problem and how to solve it then thats your fault. i cant name another class where you know exactly whats going to be on the test...

I like her. If you do all of her test bank problems (which are available in a package at the school's bookstore) and her homework, you're guaranteed at lease a B in the class. On top of that, she's a really funny ans sweet lady too. Once she told the class, "Hedge funds are like mutual funds on steroid."

This might be the most useful class that I have taken. She is very fast paced. But, if you just follow along and pay attention, you'll be fine. You need to pay attention 100% percent of the time, but it's not difficult because she keeps it interesting and everybody can benefit from the subject matter.

Professor Guyton is hands down one of my favorite professors ever. Take the time to go to her office, ask questions, and get to know her, she is very helpful. If you do read the book, review your notes and go to class you do not need Tutor John or any other outside tutoring services. The class is not as hard as everyone makes it sound

This class is the reason why I chose finance as my major. Her lectures are thoroughly enjoyable, but make sure to listen attentively or you may get lost. Do all her practice problems/test bank and you are guaranteed at least a B.

Professor Guyton is the female Bob Ross of teaching FINC 341 at Texas A&M. Fantastic teacher, and she communicates her love of finance to the students well. If you are starting this class, shoot for a 100 quiz average and study at least 3-4 days out from the test, at least 2 hours a day. By doing this and paying attention, you should be fine.

She is knowledgeable and can explain the course even to those not finance inclined. You must really listen to the lectures and do the homework to make sure you understand the theory behind the problems. The practice exams are the most useful things and are almost quantitatively identical to the tests. She's very helpful and kind. Would take again.

Not gonna lie, this class is extremely difficult if you don't understand finance. Go to lectures and pay attention and make sure to get a 100 quiz average because that will act as a huge curve. Her tests look pretty much exactly like her old tests so just study those a bunch. Although her class is hard, you can tell she cares about her students

She does such a great job of explaining how to do both problems and the theory side of things. She was absent this semester for 3 weeks total and let me tell you, the TAs are nothing compared to her. Tests are easy if you prep with the samples she's given. Tutoring isn't necessary: go to class, do the homework, & ask questions if you're confused!

She goes very fast in class, but she'll always stop to make a joke or answer a question. She loves to interact with the class, and she's always great for a conversation outside of class.

This class really isnt that hard if you do all the practice tests, you can definitely make 100s on the tests if you really try. There are 4 tests and 13 quizzes. she takes top 8 quizzes, so it is basically a free 100. The 1st test is the most difficult, the other 3 are all math. She really knows how to teach finance well and is passionate about it.

This class isn't necessarily hard, it's just extremely time consuming. At least every other day you will be doing finance. There are a lot of quizzes that boost your grade and prepare you for exams. The first test is by far the hardest, but do the practice exams and you'll be okay. #collegeproblem #replacementproblem #yikes

Sally is awesome! She's very funny and knows a lot about finance. Do the practice tests and go to class and you'll do fine. The math is not hard, you just need to prepare well for the tests!

The content is really tough, not her. She really applies the content to real life scenarios and you learn a lot from it. First test is essential to doing well (tons of theory & current event Qs). 2nd Test is the hardest. 4.0 and Tutor John really Help. Id recommend taking it over the summer to be able to focus on just this class. No curves...

Sally is an amazing prof. She is very passionate about finance and wants all of her students to do well. You definitely have to do your part to succeed in this class. Doug at 4.0 is AMAZING and make sure you practice every single day. Do not wait until the last minute or you will not make it.

Guyton is a great prof but she flies through the material. You get old exams which you have to have or you won't pass the class. You definitely have to work very hard, but an A is doable. Don't worry about the assigned homework as much. TutorJohn is always there if you need help

Professor Guyton is truly a great prof and genuinely cares for her students, and is extremely knowledgeable about the subject. This class definitely requires you to learn and be able to apply the material and concepts. Each exam will have at least 2 theory based questions, therefore be sure to pay attention when she is discussing current events.

Sally knows finance really well, but most people struggle with her teaching style. The class can be overwhelming because she teaches as though you've already had a course in finance; nevertheless, GO TO CLASS because she talks about current events that will be tested. Also, expect to go to Tutor John every week; he is so helpful.

Attendance isn't mandatory, but to do well you should definitely go. If you just pay attention and do the homework to study for the quizzes and exams, you will do well. She gives you old exams to practice, and the exams are really similar to those. Just know how to do the practice exams and you'll be fine. Ms. Guyton is great and wants you succeed

Ms. Guyton is a great professor. She clearly knows what she's talking about and has alot of experience. However her lecture style is something you either like or don't like. If you do not like her lecture style, Chris from tutor John explains everything amazingly. 4 tests each worth 20% and your 8 best of 13 in class quizzes also worth 20%.

Not as hard as people make her up to be. 4 exams that makeup 80% of your grade and quizzes that makeup 20% of your grade and are easy to get a full grade on. Not necessary to read the book. do as many practice exams as you can and you will get an A in this class.

Ms. Guyton is a really good professor. Although her teaching methods can be different at times, just go to TutorJohn if you don't understand. She is very knowledgeable about finance and truly wants students to succeed, but does make her course rigorous.

Sally G is a great professor. She is very caring and wants her students to succeed. She is guilty of assuming everyone likes finance and her class is tough but if you put in the work and use her practice tests you can get an A or B for sure.

Everyone said this class was hard, but honestly the only hard thing about it were the quizzes so watch out for those. For the tests, I would do 8 practice exams (I got extra from Tutor John's review sessions), and ended up with an A in the class. It's really not that bad, so don't worry about it that much.

She knows a lot about finance itself and has good advice and knowledge of the stock market, but her exams can be very difficult. To make an A just go to Tutor John for every chapter and do the practice exams before each test. Nice lady just not the easiest to learn from.

Obviously, this class is hard. It's hard because of the content - not necessarily the professor. Dr. Guyton teaches this class asynchronously through videos, so it's tough to get the help you need. The key to passing this class is actually studying and doing the practice exams.

I took this course Spring 2021 asynchronous. She uploads lectures and you watch on your own time. There are 3 exams PLUS a cumulative final. My advice for this class: do the Tutor John chapter reviews and watch her lectures (at least for the first test), then do the self-check quizzes. Use Tutor John & old exams to prep for exams.

FINC 341 is the GPA dropper for BUSI majors, but Guyton is a good professor and really knows her stuff. Lectures are prerecorded so I went and rewatched them before exams. You do really have to study for this course since the 3 exams are the only grades. Utilize the practice exams and extra problems that she gives you-they really help.

Class was very lecture based. NO homework assigned. The example problems in her lecture video was very similar to the exams. Take detailed notes, memorize the facts/conceptual things, do the practice problems and you should make an A+ easily. Also she puts major curves into each exam (5-9 points)

Go to tutor john and just listen in lecture. Do a bunch of practice exams and youll be good. If you email her she is pretty quick to answer considering how many students she has. She is very smart, shes nice and shes kind of funny. You have to work for your grade but its doable for sure!

I liked Guyton, but it was a challenging class. Exams are JUST like the practice exams from the course pack, I recommend making a copy of the practice tests and then practice until you literally cannot get it wrong. Same type of theory questions asked in a different way and everything. An a is doable if you do well from the beginning.

Professor Guyton is great, but all of the most difficult concepts were taught only in class, and there was no way to review the concepts. If you don't grasp the concept in the 1-2 examples in class you're screwed. No matter how much you want to learn the concept, how much time you are willing to study, you cant. you miss those problems on the exam.

Go to lecture, take notes, and do the practice tests and you will be fine. Easier class than ACCT 229 IMO. Prof Guyton is pretty good at explaining things too.

Anyone who is saying this class is hard did not even try to do well. Before every test just look at the 4 practice tests she gives you. If you familiarize yourself with the types of questions on those, you will get an A on every test.

Sally Guyton was a fantastic teacher and very interesting. She would relate what we were learning to current issues to try to engage her students. I really enjoyed having her as a teacher. Class is difficult though so I suggest attending the Tutor John sessions for this course. Definitely saved my A.

Read through the the lecture guide before an exam and do all of the practice exams given. I never went to a Tutor John session, but I'm sure they helped. The only issue were the quizzes, which were free response. It definitely took a while to grasp concepts, but by no means was she a bad professor. Just keep practicing those practice exams.

Professor Guyton is really awesome when you get to know her. She may seem thick-skinned during class, but that's because she has to deal with many students who could care less about their grade. Don't be afraid to go to her office hours and get to know her and the TA's. You do not need Tutor John to get an A in this class!!!

NGL, this class was brutal. If you want and A, you have to live and breathe finance that semester. Professor Guyton is smart and really nice, but her class is not to be taken lightly. Tell your friends you can't go out much this semester, and you'll be busy most weeks. Once you get it though, you get it.

Prof Guyton is the sweetest professor. I have loved being in her class since she always makes her material tie back into how we can use it in the "real world." This is a very difficult class, but if you put in the work and her self checks to study as hard as you study for tests for the quizzes you're golden. Great class.

Professor Guyton is a great professor! Yes, lecture can be hard but, going to class and paying attention is ESSENTIAL! Don't listen to other students who stop going to class and go to Tutor John. Guyton is extremely helpful, you can always ask questions in class or office hours. I found the textbook and homework questions very helpful for studying.

Guyton is very nice and extremely smart. She does not teach the material very effectively so you will have to basically just trial and error all of the practice exams in order to learn how to do the problems and then the exams are nearly identical. An A in this class is doable despite what some of these people say, but it will take some effort.

Professor Guyton was a great professor and knew what she was talking about! She was very kind any time I contacted her out of class. Make sure to do the practice exams over and over again to help with the exams. Attending the lectures also makes a difference in your grade, and don't be afraid to ask questions.

She is a wonderful prof. Extremely knowledgable and caring. Such a genuine person. Highly recommend talking with her before or after class. Yeah, the class is hard but not impossible. I'm a math person so maybe that's why I enjoyed it. Hard work=Good Grade. The exams are exactly like the practice. Anything discussed is fair game on the exam.

She is a much better professor than what other people give her. Yes, the class can be challenging but you have 4 practice (past) exams given for each test and a TA works through one of them a couple days before. You DONT need to go to Tutor John to get a good grade, there are free SI sessions, help desks, and practice quizzes and tests to use.

For how difficult this class was, she did a good job of teaching it.only reason why I didn't get the grade I want was because I didn't study right. GO TO THE LECTURES, DO THE PRACTICE PROBLEMS, GO TO THE HELP DESK AND THE SI SESSIONS. If you're able to utilize these resources effectively, you can definitely get a better grade than I did!

Sally is a sweetheart, and she is truly passionate about finance. However, she fails to understand the demographic of her class and their majors (not everyone else is passionate). This class is hard, so be prepared to study... but she offers many resources to practice and know what she expects of you. I had to go to TutorJohn to save my grade.

Class isn't as bad as everyone says. You don't have to go to Tutor John, just study the past exams carefully and the test basically mirrors that. Prepare for the quizzes by studying for what she says in class. Guyton is funny and knowledgeable, but not the best at lecturing the material. This class requires diligent effort to succeed.

if you think this class is hard, you need to reassess being a student in mays.

At first, I didn't like Guyton because the class was very fast-paced at the beginning, but she knew what she was talking about and would update the class on real-world finance situations. Overall, if this is your first FINC class it will be hard in the beginning but use the past exams to study!! They are super beneficial and will help a lot!

The class may seem overwhelming if you show up to lecture with no preparation and if you're not commited to paying attention. Read a little before class and make sure you pay attention, it can save you hours per week of teaching yourself everything. You go to mays, you can make it without tutor john.

Professor Guyton is a great prof! She makes understanding finance easy. Her grading structure is also forgiving so you have room to make mistakes on exams. In-class quizzes are free 100s if you do the suggested hws beforehand. The exams are also easy (copy-paste format). Lots of people go to tutor John but you dont really need to.

Everything to know to get an A: 1) Class is very fair. If you do all 6 practice exams per exam provided, attend EVERY class/take notes, you'll get an A easily. Got 76 and 80 on first 2 exams, then did the all practice exams and got 96 and 92 on the last 2 exams. 2) YOU DO NOT NEED TUTOR JOHN 3) TEXTBOOK IS A WASTE OF TIME 4) FIND THE CLASS SI ASAP!

Prof Guyton covers a lot of material quickly, so staying on top of it is key. Tutor John's practice exams and review sessions were a lifesaver - highly recommend using Unstuck AI alongside them to further prep. Just go to class, do the work, and you can do well.

Ms. Guyton is very nice and caring, but moves very fast. To get an A I recommend (1) Review the lecture notes, (2) Do the self-check quizzes and practice problems for every chapter, (3) practice exams. This class is very doable as long as you apply yourself; you most likely don't need textbook

Guyton is a good professor that provides every resource you could possibly need to succeed. She's passionate about her class. Weekly quizzes that are pretty easy if you study worth 20% with 5 lowest dropped. Exams are not a time crunch. You need the TI-84 calculator though. Annoying required expensive textbook, but that's my only real complaint.

This class is structured very well. The weekly quizzes help prepare for the class. If you take the practice exams and do the practice problems at the back of each chapter in the ILG, you will get a good score on the exams. She is very clear in her expectations for students and makes getting an A very doable.

Guyton is the best professor I've had at A&M so far. The exams under her are very math-dens with some theory. If you do the practice exams and self-check quizzes that she provides, and use your notes where needed, you'll make every mistake but learn. First and final exam are hardest. You can tell she cares about her students and their futures.

Guyton is fair, she knows her stuff, even though I would say that it was hard to understand her because she treats you like you already know this stuff and just revising. Exams wise, do practice exams, just master them and you will do good, 13 quizzes, 5 of which drop, so 8 best.

Ms. Guyton is a great professor! She has great insights on the market, and she loves talking to students after class. Yes her class takes a lot of work, but it is not as hard as everyone claims it to be. Tutor Chris is helpful but not necessary. Just do 3-4 practice exams before every exam and you'll be fine. Also, 4 quizzes drop so that's nice.

This class is difficult, but as long as you study and make sure to attend lectures you will be good. LOTS OF QUIZZES so be prepared for a minimum of one a week. I used Old Army Tutoring and they helped tremendously. They have reviews posted on their website and instagram so be sure to keep an eye out for when they post it.

Prof. Guyton is very knowledgable and wants you to do well. The exams and quizzes can become very difficult if you do not put in the work. If you put in the work outside of class, an B or even A is very attainable. I recommend finding a tutor and reworking the notes with the videos provided. Also, understanding theory is very important.

Extremely intelligent woman who really knows her subject. First few classes can be tough because she doesn't explain a whole lot, but you'll catch on. Provides tons of exams from past years for practice, and actual exams are just like those. If you study your notes religiously and do all the practice exams, you'll be fine.

She is really knowledgeable and intelligent. Her class is really straightforward and exams are not as hard like the rumors. Getting an A in this class is really doable. Only those who did not study will get C and D. Her exams are really not tricky. Just practice and make sure you understand the content.

The exams are identical to the practice exams, use them. Lectures are boring but must attend class for the quizzes she gives after each chapter. Don't blow off the quizzes they can help your grade a ton. Very nice and caring professor. Somewhat difficult class but an A is very attainable. No homework.

Best Prof I have had at A&M. She teaches a hard class but truly wants you to succeed.

My fav professor ever! Class gets a bad rep. but if you put in effort, you will be fine! She tends to rush through lectures bc of time but watching her recorded videos are a game changer if you want to do well. Practice exams are almost identical to real ones. Final was a bit hard so try your best on the first 3 exams. Overall, loved Prof. Guyton!

Sally Guyton is a great professor. Her lectures are a little hard to follow but she has video lectures posted to her google drive and those are very helpful. Quizzes every week are helpful in preparation for the exams. Practice exams are almost identical to the actual exams so if you do those you are guaranteed a good grade. Overall, great prof

This is a challenging class, but between the typos on the tests and the "tricky" questions, the class is harder than it needs to be. Go to the test reviews that are held by the TAs, they will explain things in a much more relatable way. Read the chapter and do the practice problems...then run the practice tests like a crazy person and you'll do ok.

I think Professor Guyton did an excellent job at teaching this course. I was expecting it to be a lor harder than it was, and I was pleasantly surprised. As long as you prepare for tests and stay on top of material there is no reason why you shouldn't earn a good grade in this class.

Guyton is very kind and cares about her students, she even let me move my final just so I could have more time to study. That being said, I don't find her lectures very helpful, but her videos she posts are better! Her exams are fair to the content and if you do all of the practice exams and understand those you'll be fine.

Easiest CBK. Exams are the same as practice exams with different wording. Quizzes are the same as practice quizzes with different wording. Fill out notes packet and do the practice.

Do all of the practice exams!!! Exams 1 and 3 were the easiest, and the final is all the basic questions from all of the chapters.

Do not take the online section. The online class is made up of 100% tests, while the in-person section is 80% tests and 20% quizzes. The quizzes are very doable. She also has videos for all the lessons, which is really nice because she goes very fast in class. Personally, I would only go to class on quiz days.