I enjoyed Hegemann's class. If you show up (which is mandatory), take good notes, and do the homework you will have no problems getting an A in this class. There is so many practice opportunities and reviews before tests that you will know what to expect. He is also hilarious and really wants his students to understand the concepts.

Good professor. Genuinely wants students to understand course material. His tests are easy enough, but the Connect homework is very tedious.

Hegemann is a great guy and is happy to help anyone that asks. He has a lot of real world experience and gives valuable advice. While the homework is long and tedious, it really helps you understand the material. The tests are easy enough if you pay attention in class. I would definitely recommend him.

He is a good person but you would have lots of homework and the tests are tricky and uneasy.

Hegemann is really willing to take the time to help you understand the concepts if you ask him. He gives very good explanations in class and repeats things often. There is a lot of homework, but it will definitely help you understand the material.

Dr. Hegemann is a very knowledgable, organized, and well respected teacher. He posts all future assignments on Blackboard on the first day of class so there are no surprises. The homework is a bit tedious but easy if you pay attention in class. The tests are also easy if you study and pay attention in class. I would definitely recommend this class!

Knows his stuff when it comes to accounting. Worked in NYC as an auditor for years and can relate the overall basic concepts to real world scenarios very easily. A little dry during lectures, but he does crack a few jokes. Make sure to show up to lectures because he grades attendance and his lectures help with the tests.

The professor's lectures are extremely helpful, along with the book. As long as you read the book and pay attention in class, the homework and quizzes are really easy. If you understand the homework and quizzes, the tests will also be easy.

I loved this class, accounting was one of my favorite classes, and although it was a fairly difficult class i thought that it was very easy as long as you really studied

Hegemann is overall a good professor. He is a great lecturer and brings real-world knowledge to the classroom. With working on Connect, there are the readings and about 130 comprehensive questions about the chapter, homework, and a quiz due each week, along with an overall homework for the entire section before each test. Tests are tricky though.

Professor Hegemann is a cool guy. If you're having trouble understanding something, set up an appointment with him! He's great one-on-one!

Steve is awesome for accounting. He applies it to real-life situations. He isn't afraid to call people out though-so pay attention and come to class. Exams are a little hard but if you took accounting in high school this will be a breeze.

He is a great professor and has knowledge in the profession since he works as a full time accountant. Makes tons of jokes and has plenty of stories. Very strict on no phones/laptops in class and attendance is kept even though it's lecture. Quality professor in a tough subject.

The main issue I had with the course is the large amount of homework assigned weekly and the tests being hard on the grade. He is a good professor otherwise. He is very strict on attendance and his no electronics policy and has two TA's patrol the stairs to do attendance and watch for electronics.

Relatable. Attended office hours whenever possible. interesting lectures(for accounting). ALWAYS do your assignments and show up for class.

Dr. Hegemann is one of the best professors I have had so far in college. This class is not an easy A class, but if you do all your homework and do ok on the exams you will pass. He makes lecture entertaining with his jokes and pass experience. If you are having trouble with the class there ARE A LOT OF HELP. GO TO OFFICE HOURS OR SEE A TA/MENTOR.

He's a nice guy with a few good jokes and a lot of knowledge and experience in accounting. He does a good job drilling the fundamentals of accounting into your brain with all the homework and examples in lecture. I actually came out of the class feeling like I learned something useful, which isn't something I can say for many professors.

I really enjoyed this class. There is a lot of homework and make sure you take the time to do it. The tests are challenging, but the exam reviews are similar and I would recommend doing both the in class and out of class ones.

I personally really enjoyed Mr. Hegemann as a teacher. He goes through exactly how to do everything in class while telling stories and making side jokes and comments. The class itself has a lot of homework, but it is easy, just time-consuming. Reviews are a lot like the exams. Read questions closely because he can be tricky in his wording.

I really enjoyed his class. There is a lot of homework, but if you do the homework and quizzes and really try to understand them, the tests are cake. He is really helpful in office hours as well. It can get confusing, but reading the book outside of class helped me a lot.

Gave great explanations, funny guy, makes the concepts seem simple and doesn't over-complicate things, very approachable, goes over the exam with you, provides excellent review material. Overall I really enjoyed this class. You do have to put the effort in and do the readings/assignments to do well in this class.

You will either love or hate Hegemann. He jokes around a lot in class which I like but some people don't. I would recommend going into office hours because the tests are not like the HW at all. Class is not easy, attendance is graded and tests are a large majority of your grade.

Pretty decent professor. You will spend a ton of time on the online hw and quizzes but it does a pretty decent job of preparing you for the exams. Attendance counts for a grade. It's a difficult class but if you put the effort in you should do fine.

The online homework takes awhile to get done but is helpful for tests. Tests are pretty difficult. Great professor, always willing to help or explain in a different way. No extra credit offered.

Stevie was a great instructor with a lot of quiet humor. The class was super test heavy and a decent amount of homework but he made 7:30 am lectures fun.

Excellent teacher. People didnt like the long homework but the extra repetition helps in making the exams more doable. Steve always explained things well in lecture and used plenty of examples to improve our understanding.

People either hate him or love him. He has a lot of humor and always makes his lectures entertaining. Homework assignments take hours to complete, and you might find yourself not doing them (that was me). Overall he is a great professor with his own style of teaching that really works in an accounting class.

Hegemann is a really good teacher, but he was quite rude and treated students like they were dumb when they went into his office hours.

Steve is the man. He makes accounting very interesting. Classes are mandatory and attendance is taken every class. He can be a dry lecturer but you can tell he genuinely cares about his subject.

This isn't an easy class and you'll have to study, but Steve teaches it well. Understanding concepts is key. Study hard early and it pays off later. HW is time-consuming but not hard if you understand it. The 4 exams (multiple choice not cumulative) are worth 67.5% of your grade, so it can be tough if you don't test well. Anywho, Steve is great :)

His tests are meant to throw you off, so be sure to do the review and attend the review sessions!

This man loves Tesla. I mean really really loves Tesla. Will tell you he doesnt but he talks about it every class. Also wait to buy the textbook honestly you dont need it. Go to TA office hours they REALLY help. Dont let the failure rate scare you, if you study the HW youll be ok.

Hegemann is a good professor and I enjoyed ACCT201 a lot. That being said, it is a weed out class and a lot of lazy people aren't going to pass no matter who teaches it. It is a lot of work and I would budget an hour to two hours per day for this class but if you do that the tests aren't very hard and you will end up with an A.

Accounting is generally a pretty difficult class, but Prof. Hegemann makes it bearable. He's funny and gives solid lectures. I never went to office hours so I'm not sure how he is outside of class.

Accounting is not an easy class to take, so it needs you to work hard and study daily. Dr. Hegemann is a very nice professor in and outside the class. He is making the lectures as easy and clear as possible. Yes, he is strict about grading and not rounding up the grades at all.

This class is the definition of what you put into it is what you get out of it. His grading is frustrating because he does not round up grades or give extra credit. He is actually a good professor though his lectures are entertaining and I learned a lot in this class. If you try you will pass

ACCT201 was a pain to get in the groove of. It's like learning another language, but with math, and unforgiving grading. Steve isn't too bad. He's funny and is versed in the accounting world. It's the class that's rough. For godsake, take detailed notes on journal entries and once you're done with HW, don't submit! -- Use it as guide for quiz!

Dr. Hegemann is great! The dude is hilarious and makes the class much more enjoyable. Yes, there is a lot of hw and the tests are hard, but welcome to college. This isn't preschool anymore. If you want to be successful in this class, do the homework by yourself, not copied from your friend. Read the textbook and ask questions in class. Good luck!

Not gonna lie I almost dropped this class just because of reading this website. It is honestly not that bad. If you show up to class, plan ahead, and do the homework, you will do just fine. The homework, quizzes, smartbooks, and great adventures do take some time and you can't wait until the last minute to do it. His lectures are entertaining.

He's great if you're willing to put in the work. The guy is hilarious and makes lectures pretty enjoyable. However, I discovered pretty fast that most of the learning is done through the long homework assignments. If you can put in the work, you'll be fine. He's accessible outside class and is a great resource for learning about accounting careers.

Prof. Hegemann was a fantastic teacher, and I enjoyed attending his class. His lectures were a treat, and he was able to teach the material well because he has so much experience in the field that he could offer many different angles and ways of doing and looking at things.

Great professor, has really clear lectures to help with homework and tests. Gives review sessions and practice exams before tests which are really beneficial. Wants students to do well and is willing to help if you reach out to him.

As an instructor, he's great. He has a ton of stories, cracks jokes, explains things clearly, has valuable insight on the practical application of accounting, and has opportunities to meet him outside of class. He is rated poorly because he gives a LOT of homework and does not extend ANYTHING.

Dr. Hegemann is a bit rough around the edges, but is a great person and teacher at the core! His lectures are interesting and funny. His teaching approach is no nonsense and clear. Lot's of homework, but it helps to really learn the material well for future accounting classes. I would absolutely take any class with Hegemann!

I would recommend going to class, but if you miss its not the end of the world. He is very straightforward about his teaching. If you have questions, don't be afraid to ask. He is really good at making everything make sense. He does really like to talk about himself.

Dr. Hegemann is a great professor, and brightens my day. Every time I go to his class, I always know I will have a wonderful time. Everyone that says he is bad is a filthy liar.

Textbook and all assignments are through McGraw Hill. Honestly, Hegemann was a solid teacher and would always be available to answer questions. I didn't really go to lecture after the third week. This class is all about discipline and time management.

A lot of people will say that he is terrible, but let's be honest here, a lot of professors at every university doesn't really explain everything during lecture. You'll get most, if not all of your information from doing the homework assignments, as the homework is very similar to the tests. Homework will take very long to complete.

The best way to study for this class is to work ahead and then (actually help) others with the homework. Use scratch paper for literally everything - write every single entry down.

This guy gets a bad rep for no reason. His lectures are very helpful. If you go to class and complete the homework, you should be able to get the grade you want. He is quick to reply to emails and is helpful. I took this as a J-term class so I don't know him personally, but I feel like I learned a lot and he did a lot to facilitate my learning.

The lectures help, and as long as you're actually trying to learn from the study books and the homework, you won't have a problem on the exams. The study books are 50 questions ish long, and are a slug to get through. The homeworks take a while, are hard, but you learn a ton from them. Take your time on them and you will do great

Took this as a pre-session, so it was online. Could rewatch lectures, which was a plus. Pre-session=3 weeks, so material was VERY condensed. Prof opened material early, so I got about 5 weeks to do coursework. Tests every week, homework everyday on McGraw Hill. Advice: start early, DON'T fall behind. Tests worth 80%, you get 1 note sheet.

I took this as a pre-session class, so I knew it was going to be a lot on me. I didn't like that he wasn't open to any extra credit or rounding grades, knowing that at least 20/70 people failed the class. You have to put the time in to do well but just know he has no care for personal life or other classes you are taking.