Very smart,adorable and supportive Professor.Available outside classroom and respond quickly to emails.Th 1st prof. during my journey at Baruch who cares about her students.Wants everyone to learn and do well.Very inspiring "Always compare yourself with yourself, not with others".Finds th right words to encourage you complete the class successfully

She is absolutely great! I hope Baruch gets more professors like her. Textbook is not required.

Not only a great professor, but a great human being. All professors should aspire to be like her. The compassion and dedication she shows to her students almost brings a tear to my eye.

Shan Li is the truth. Her knowledge and dedication is almost palpable. She is very helpful in and out of class. She honors her office hours, responds to email quickly, and does everything in her power to help students succeed. She respects student input and encourages you along the way. To boot, shes a total fox, sexy and sophisticated.

I was hesitant to take her because a couple of people I know ended up dropping her class early in the semester. I am so glad I didn't follow them because she is a great professor. She types up her own notes and hands them out to her students every class! I actually enjoyed learning the material. Professor Li Shan inspired me to continue management.

First semester Professor Li's teaching a masters level course alongside an undergrad course, probably because the Baruch Administration imposed it after the actual 9500 got cancelled. Overall a very pleasant surprise and I learned plenty of stuff that I didn't otherwise learn from MGT9710. She is a good professor, better than most MBA instructors.

Her lectures are kind of boring, only three homeworks, 2 midterms and 1 final. She provides study guild for every test, textbook is not needed. she curves the final but not the midterms. Overall, she's a good professor and would take her again.

She is one of the best prof in baruch. She is very nice and very helpful outside of the class, and she is good looking too. The midterm was easy, but gotta be careful of the final because it was cumulative.

Choose good group members, and understand all ppt slides, you will be fine for this class. It doesnt take your much time. Also, the textbook and connect are not required.

Professor Li was really nice and really accessible via email and office hours. The homework gets two tries and she helps prep for midterm. Beware of group work though. Pick good group members or else it becomes stressful. Final was pretty tricky since cumulative, but you get a cheat sheet. I also think she might have curved the final grade.

It's a hard class, especially so in hybrid, but Prof Li is willing to help students to learn in and outside class. Exams are hard, but she gave a decent curve at the end. Overall good class, would recommend.

It was a hybrid class, textbook wasn't required and there are group assignments so be very careful who your partners are since day 1. Tests are conceptual and difficult (so make sure you understand the content!). Tests were similar to the homework so if you do well on those, then you could expect to do fairly well on the exams. Overall good prof.

The course itself isn't the easiest, but she does her best to simplify the material. 2 attempts for HW. PPTs help a lot. Allowed cheat sheet for midterm & final. Super helpful if you email her. Only negative I have is all the group projects; pick your group wisely or you'll end up doing everything yourself & its hefty work. She curves final grades

Take her class! showed up twice all semester. sign in sheet, a couple of online hws and she curves the final grade, cheat sheet for midterm and final

She tries her best to make the class easy. Has only a few materials to cover in class and a textbook is not required. Midterm and final, 2hw, two group projects but she grades very nicely on that. Some exam questions are from homework and some are straightforward, allows a cheat sheet. Do homework and listen to her lecture then you are fine.

She is my favorite professor at Baruch so far. Her lectures are organized and she truly cares about her students. She also offers extra credits if you are able to figure out the bonus problems. We have not taken finals yet, but her midterm was fair.

I agree with previous rating, questions like brain teasers so easy to do well but also easy to mess up. No textbook, 1 pg cheat sheet on midterm + final. Group projects can offset bad exam grade. The students that show up and pay the tiniest bit of attention are averaging B+ and above. Those who don't either dropped or are trying to salvage a C.

Super nice professor with very clear expectations of the class. She is willing to help outside of the classroom, and also super responsive in emails. Overall I would recommend her class!

This is one of the easier 3121 classes. Material really is not hard. Offers extra credit almost every week. Exam questions are straight from the HW and you're allowed a cheat sheet. During week 1, you form groups and do 4 or 5 group projects during the semester. Exams are not hard, it is the group members that can make or break your grade.

I usually don't write reviews for professors, but the previous review was nonsense, so I have to do the justice. Professor Li is an amazing professor, she cares about her students and makes them to learn. If you want to learn something useful (with reasonable amount of work) from 3121, take her!!

An easy A!

This is not an easy class, but Prof. Li is so knowledgeable and she teaches the class with passion. I definitely learnt a lot in her class. At the end, I find myself start to have a great interest in operations management.

Super nice professor. She is very smart, knows the material, explains things very clearly, and helps you with your homeworks.

Professor Li truly cares her students, and she always responses quickly to emails. If you have the interest and capacities, this is by far the best and most useful class in Operations Management, though quite challenging.

Heavy group project emphasis, pick your group members wisely on day 1 seriously. Had an outstanding group and we did well over the semester all got B+/A- final grade. Not that difficult to understand during lectures take notes. Exam questions aren't super tricky just know the right formulas. Not much of a curve/no EC except for top 3 group project

One of the best professors at Baruch! I am not a management major but I'm glad that I took Professor Li's class, and I really appreciate the skills that I have learned in this class.

Professor Li is kind and knowledgeable. The load of her class is heavy, but she is always willing to spend extra time to help students. I also find her class meeting recordings super helpful for me to view class materials.

Professor Li is a decent choice for MGT 3121. Took her Fall 2020 and barely paid attention to class. This class has a couple of group assignments: 2 case studies and 2 simulations. She occasionally would give homework but you have two attempts, one midterm and one final that's both open-book.

Professor Li is just a wonderful person. She no only teaches the class with passion and dedication, she also cares and respects her students. Take her!

She is very kind, supportive and fair. The tests were not easy, but she curved the final grade.

The recent reviews here confused me. I took her this spring and felt it was a pretty good choice. Workload wasn't bad. No backtracking made the exams tougher, but she made it up with a curve. Everyone in my team received at least a B+.

This class isn't as bad as everyone makes it to seem. The professor is very straightforward with the grading policy and if you just show up to the lecture, pay attention, and do the weekly assignments, there should be no reason why you shouldn't be getting an A. Very responsive to emails and if you reach out to her, she will definitely help you.

This is not a bad class at all. Don't be scared by some of the reviews. If you pay attention in the class, do your homework (2 trials for each), I don't think you can ever get a bad grade. Professor Li is very reasonable.

Nice professor, smart and organized, but littlefield lab was a pain.

For rational students: most of these negative reviews indicate a lack of accountability. This professor is reasonable. Grading policy is clear. The subject can be challenging at times; it's COLLEGE. Go to class, takes notes, apply yourself and you'll do well. Lab Group: tougher dealing with deadbeats; choose wisely. No textbook; $15 Lab is fair. GL

I don't get why she has so many bad reviews lol, she's very reasonable and straight with you. $18 for littlefield labs for 2 group projects (choose people who know what they're doing), one homework (quiz) per chapter, midterm was easy if you studied the material and pay attention to class/her notes. 10/10 recommend!!

I enjoyed being part of Professor Li's class last fall. Her clear expectations and equitable approach created a positive learning environment. The course included seven quizzes, each allowing two attempts, a couple of Littlefield simulations, as well as a midterm and final exam. I find earning an A in her class quite manageable.

OPM 3500 was a hybrid course. The professor is great, but the course itself is challenging. She cares about whether you are learning, does what she can to help you know the material. The midterm was in person, allow 1cheat sheet the final was online. 4HW, submit notes after each class. She mentioned it was her first semester asking to submit notes.

Great professor! You won't regret taking her class. I learned so much and even discovered a passion for operations management thanks to her teaching.

She genuinely cares about her students and responds to emails promptly. Her teaching is clear and effective, I feel that I have a good understanding of the course material. I also found the practice midterm to be very helpful in preparing for the exam.

I took OPM 3000 with Professor Li last semester. The course material was difficult for me since there are a lot of formulas, but Professor Li explains everything clearly and makes the formulas easier to understand. I definitely recommend taking her class.