I think that Dr. Bradford is the best professor I have ever had. He is extremely respectful of students, his assignments and tests are very clear, and although his tests are difficult, he prepares you for them, and I learned a ton.

Stats isn't the funnest thing to learn, but Dr. Bradford knows his stuff and provides you with all the tools to do well on his tests. He's always clear and upfront with his classes.

Excellent Professor. No other professor will ever help you to learn the material as much as Prof. Bradford. He makes hundreds of copies of everything imaginable (problem set answer keys, practice tests with answer keys, key concepts pages explaining everything) for the entire class. Take his class!!

What the heck! the man has the driest sense of humor ever, but i've seen worse. Acutally, his tests are by far madder than hard, you start looking at the tests as if it was written in Aramic or something! HArd tester, the only relief is that he grades on a curve, which may be good or bad.

Bradford is a nice guy. To follow what he's saying you have to know your calculus. He's extremely smart, but sometimes it's hard to follow what he's saying. But he will explain things really well you if ask. He's very willing to help if you go to his office. I'd reccomend him. His tests are HARD, but the curve is fair.

Professor Bradford cares more about his students than any other professor I have had at BYU. He memorized everyones name in the class. The class is hard, but he teaches it better than anyone else, work hard and study hard and you will get an A.

Bradford is pretty tough. He is a good instuctor but there is a disconnect form lecture to the homework often times. He's a good teacher though and the class is solid.

He's pretty easy. His lectures are kinda boring. I like the way he gave us key concepts every week. If you come to class, take notes, you'll be fine. For the test, you'll do well if you study his notes mostly, examples, and the key concepts, and do all the homework. Oh, yeah, his homework is quite crazy, but prettly helpful. In general, this is n

Bradford is a nice guy and knows his stuff. However, the way he teaches makes this a math class, not an econ class. You will do huge amounts of calculus and algebra until you can't remember the econ concepts. The difficulty of the math is unnecessary and other teachers aren't as bad. The Key Concepts he makes are very helpful. Study hard, memorize.

This class is pretty rough, but Dr. Bradford made it bearable. He has a good sense of humor and will make sure the class gets it before moving on. The tests and homework are very difficult, but he gives lots of partial credit on the tests. Lots of calculus...

really nice guy! It's a hard class, but if you keep up wiwth the material and review all the practice tests and hw problems before the test you will do fine!

Dr. Bradford has a funny sense of humor. The video clips he brings to class are entertaing and informative. Not very personal. Lot of reading, but almost no busy work- besides the reading. Interesting applications and examples. TAs help somewhat. I'd take the class from him again, but I also don't know what else is out there...

Let's face it, A htg is one of the toughest courses out there, but i think he did a good job. He does have a dry humor, but it is hilarious. From what i can gether he is the easiest teacher for the course, and i would take it from him again if i had to. do all the reading, take good notes, and study hard and you will do fine.

I really enjoyed this class, although tests are horrid. Horrible tests are standard for AMHER though, so if you have a choice take it from Bradford! Great sense of humor, dry but hilarious and he ties it into his lectures. TA's can be good, or bad like mine, but you are graded on a huge curve on your specific section so it all works out :)

In general, American Heritage is a difficult class no matter who you take it from (the department sets up everything). The most important thing to do is read the book - questions come straight out of it. Then, use class powerpoint slides and labs to solidify concepts. Bradford is a good teacher and tries to make class as interesting as possible.

Goes through tons of examples in lecture, write it all down and study it for tests. Tests get get harder throughout the course. Homework problem sets due once a week can be long and difficult. He gives out 3 practice tests for studying before each test. Lots of definitions to memorize. You basically need to memorize the weekly key concept sheets

Seriously the best Econ teacher at BYU. I have taken 3 classes from him! 4 things to get a decent grade. 1. take notes, if he writes it down on the board, it's important 2.just study the key concepts (he prints off notes,then goes over them in class)3.TA homework hour rocks 4.tests are easy if you do practice exams,he usually uses the same problems

American Heritage is a hard class if you don't work hard. Bradford does a great job with it and really knows his stuff, especially the concepts relating to economics. He makes class fun and has a strange sense of humor. If you're taking this class, get Bradford.

American Heritage is hard, and it has all kinds of horror stories surrounding it. So, I was a little nervous when I had to take it. The class actually wasn't bad. Dr. Bradford has a really funny, dry sense of humor and really tries to make sure that we understand the concepts. The TAs are amazing as well.

Lecture is just to reaffirm and focus on the principles that you will be tested on. Not 100% to go to lecture but helpful. Go to the TA Lab if you still don't understand. You fill find lot's of help there. The class is generally hard but I personally felt that Bradford's tests reflected well what we went over in lab and readings.

Passionate, funny teacher with great analogies & clear explanations. Don't buy the iClicker-no quizzes. Lectures on Blackboard are really helpful for reviewing. Devote yourself to reading all the chapters and packet readings-it helps greatly! Study the Amendments well. Talk to your TA before you submit essays to find out what they want. HARD tests!

Dr. Bradford was a very good teacher. He was able to explain concepts pretty well and for me his class was enjoyable but it wasn't incredible. His tests were actually easier than I had imagined an American Heritage test to be.

Dr. Bradford is really funny, has interesting lectures and fun activities to participate in. I had him for American Heritage. PAY ATTENTION! Go to the lectures! Take good notes. Keep up on readings.

Not really difficult, assuming you do all of the (copious) readings. Go to labs, and go over your papers with your TA before you turn them in. Watch the movies, and don't stress about the tests. They're tough, but not brutally so, Far as I can tell, the class is an easy B, moderately tough A. Bradford's very, very funny, and a great teacher.

He speaks in monotone a lot, but for a class of 500, his lectures are pretty helpful. If you use the TAs, do all the readings, and study like mad for the tests, you should be fine.

He's one of the best professors at BYU. His lectures were very clear. Final can be pretty tough, but as long as you study your notes, handouts, and homework problemsets, you will be totally fine. I also loved speaking to him in Japanese! He's cultured.

Labs are mandatory if you want to receive a decent grade. Lectures aren't too helpful, but required if you want a decent grade as well. Tests aren't too hard, but are mainly application-based. Great teacher, great subject, great time.

Won't lie, American Heritage isn't an easy class but Dr. Bradford makes it simple and easy to understand. His TA's aren't perfect but always willing to help and almost always available. I recommend him.

AHTG is not the best class ever, but taking it from Dr. Bradford made it not too bad. There are worksheets for every lecture, which can get annoying, but they are SOOOOOO helpful. The TA labs are also really helpful. Dr. Bradford is an economist, so his first midterm was overly focused on that which was very uncool, but aside from that, good class.

This is a class that you actually have to work in (gasp/faint), but as long as you do the two worksheets and study for the lab quiz each week, this class is NOT too difficult. Yes, the tests are evil, but study the lecture slides, notes, & vocab at end of each chapter. The keys to doing well are keeping up and having a good TA. I learned a lot.

Although I liked Dr. Bradford, I hated his class. There were tons of readings that were worth next to nothing, but you had to do them since that was what was on the tests and on the weekly quizzes. Definitely not a breeze class, but I learned a ton and such. Don't take unless you're ready to be committed to this class.

Dr. Bradford is an awesome teacher! He's hilarious and keeps lectures fun and interesting. I've never been interested in history or economics but this class was a lot of fun, i really enjoyed the text book. Take it from Bradford!

I'm a Mechanical Engineering and had to take this class to fulfill a GE. I have heard scary things about this class. I was surprised to see how much I enjoyed this class. I think over 50% of the reason I had a good experience is because of the teacher, TAKE BRADFORD. His tests come straight from his in class slides and a few reading assignments.

Great class!! You definitely have to put in the time reading the assignments but the test questions are straightforward if you understand the topics. He reuses questions in future tests. He also will most likely curve the class at the end. I really enjoyed his lectures and teaching style!

I really enjoyed Professor Bradford and American Heritage. He seemed to be a good guy who broke the concepts down as simply as he could. Material was very doable, and while he required work, it was all done to help you do well on the tests.

He gave some of the most inspirational lectures that I've ever heard. He also teaches with simple but memorable object lessons to fortify major concepts.

Professor Bradford is one of my favorite professors I've had. He teaches very clearly, is very intelligent, has great dry humor, and tests clearly if you know how to study well. What was rough was that you have pre-class quizzes, so that eats up your time. But I highly recommend Professor Bradford. He's a great guy and a very talented professor.

Professor Bradford's class was a challenge, yes. But in all honesty, I have really enjoyed it. You definitely have to work, study, and keep up on readings to understand the concepts, but I truly feel like I learned a ton this semester. Plus he is hilarious, and makes his lectures interesting and memorable. I don't regret taking this class from him.

Dr. Bradford is awesome. He knows that American Heritage is not peoples' favorite, but it makes it worth while and fun. He's really funny and incorporates lots of socially relevant things. It's a lot of work. But so it any American Heritage professor.

There's no way around it, American Heritage is awful. I recommend Dr. Bradford for anyone who would rather do more reading and more short testing than long papers or long tests. I went to the TA review room throughout the semester and it made all the difference. It's the only way to pull out an A. Bradford is a solid choice for American Heritage.

Dr. Bradford is awesome! I have never done a review on here, but after taking his course, I knew I needed too because he was that good. I had heard so many terrible things about American Heritage and was so nervous to take it... honestly it was one of the best classes because of what a great teacher Dr. Bradford is.

Definitely a good choice as far as American Heritage goes. Not always clear with quiz questions, and the test questions are SO hard. But, from what I heard about other American Heritage professors, Bradford is probably the way to go.

Every two weeks there are short essays (around 300 words) that are very simple. There are tests that increase in points throughout the semester, 15, 20, 30 and so on. Final replaces any lower test scores. Quizzes on reading assignments before class aren't difficult. Trust me, take this class from Bradford. You'll be glad you did.

I took American Heritage from Professor Bradford and LOVED it. Best class ever!! It was not easy but if you work hard and go to the TA lab as often as possible you will be just fine. Also if you do good on the final exam your score will cancel out all your bad scores on previous tests. Highly recommend Professor Bradford!!!

Great guy. Expectations are really clear and there are lots of practice problems. That said, it is a really difficult class (especially during spring term and online) and can sometimes be a little dry. He means well and is pretty forgiving but his homework and tests are quite hard. Get ready to study a lot!

Great class and great teacher. Not an easy class, but he gives you everything you need to succeed. You have to study the material on your own, and to me that's a great way to learn.

One of my favorite classes. You have to do the reading, and you have to study outside of class. The textbook and the materials provided by professor Bradford are great. Class time is mostly for practice and a review of the material assigned. Loved it

Professor Bradford is awesome. I won't lie, I actually didn't really like him at first. But when I got used to his style of teaching, I grew to really respect and admire him. He's very clear and very thorough. His TA was awesome, too. Obviously a difficult class, but you're an ECON student! too. You can get an A with some effort and study

Professor Bradford is an intelligent and genuine guy. His class is very organized by his own system which is quite complicated, but nothing is hidden. He is very keen to help and build rapport with students. His class is very difficult and you will appear to have a bad grade; don't worry though, there is a huge curve up at the end of the semester.

Teaches well, but most of the material can be gleaned from the readings. Still, enjoyable lectures. I was initially scared at the amount of work for this class, but as the class went on, it wasn't as bad as I thought. Beware, there is a project where you must do 10 community service hours. Good class, not easy, but definitely worthwhile.

Lots of work but wasn't as difficult as I thought. 6 300-word essays, semiweekly reading quizzes, mandatory attendance, 5 midterms plus a cumulative final (all MC, not that difficult as long as you do the readings and study a ltitle). Also a project where you have to do 10 hours of community service. Very good though, fun lectures and very enjoyabl

Lots of midterms and papers. Papers aren't hard, but you'll want to get them done in a timely manner. Make sure you study the exam questions on the website after taking the exams, he reuses questions;)

I was super nervous for A HTG, but it really isn't as hard as it's made out to be. Professor Bradford makes sure that there are plenty of resources available to ensure a good grade. He also allows for a big curve at the end of the semester. After everything was graded, my grade went from a B to an A- because of the curve.

ECON 458 is a fantastic opportunity to understand the economics behind international relations. You'll learn about the pros and cons of trade and the effects of migration, innovation, and unemployment. Dr. Bradford is a brilliant and supportive professor especially to those who seek his help. Highly recommend!

Personally I loved his laid-back teaching style, and he had some interesting demonstrations that helped me learn the content. The course will say you need to buy or rent the book, but your don't need to at all. 90 percent of the quiz material comes from his lecture write ups and the course readings which are online.

Professor Bradford is a great professor who- despite his monotone voice- is very passionate about American Heritage and the founding. I was initially scared by the reviews that I saw for Professor Bradford on here, but I quickly learned that my concerns were unwarranted. If you put in the work, you can get an A. Also, there is a generous curve.

Professor Bradford's class is challenging, but using resources like unstuck ai for study prep makes it manageable. The exams are tough but curve is generous. Attend lectures and do the readings - you can get an A.

Super chill dude and gives off dad vibes. Tests were hard but its a class that I feel you can do pretty well in depending on how much you put into it. Consequently, history is not my major but I did enjoy the class overall.