One of the best economics professor I've had at King's. He's very engaging and asks a lot of questions to make sure the class understands the material. He's clear about the structure and content of the course and understands students as he's fairly young himself (for a professor). I would take his class 10/10 times as he's an inspiration to me!

Great prof. Skims briefly over easy material and spends a lot of time explaining difficult concepts. If he discussed something in class, he can test you on it. Textbook is optional. He taught the course more in depth this year (more math) because class attendance was high, then curved up the midterm. Helps students understand (not memorize).

Best prof I've had at UWO so far! Explains stuff really well and likes to make sure his students fully understand.

His idea in lectures are very clear and he knows where is the point that we are not clear. He is an awesome professor.

Want his students to learn more and really understand concepts; you'll learn extra with him than other professors, and you will receive a fairly good mark.

Good teacher. Explains clearly. Maybe a bit more difficult than other professors for this course, but it was worth it.

Great professor, perfect speed of teaching concepts. His exams were very expected from what he would teach, fair and nothing surprising. He gets the job done while trying to keep the class alive with his sneaky jokes.

i certainly do not agree with all the negative comments. He does a great job and goes through the course material at a great pace. I am very happy to be in his class as he doesnt rush over concepts and makes sure to explain it perfectly and in depth!

Prof. Cho deserves more credit than he gets. He's the only econ prof I've had that really wants his students to understand concepts rather than memorize them. He focuses on math a lot in this course but it's all straight-forward as long as you go to class and copy down the examples he does. I also enjoyed his sarcastic sense of humour!

Good prof, explains concepts well, make sure you know how to apply your knowledge for MC questions. If you don't go to class you will have a very hard time as he barely tests out of the textbook, and the posted lecture slides aren't very helpful.

He's actually pretty good at teaching economics, clear and concise. He's occasionally funny. Must go to class, he tells you what's on the midterms and finals. It's a breeze from there.

Econ 1022 with this prof is the easiest econ I've taken by far, having taken multiple econs with other profs, I can say that he is one of the best by far, easy A, though you want to show up to class as basically everything he says will be on the exams, though if not, you could easily get a 70-80 if you study, since the exams are not hard.

I had Cho for Econ 1022 and he was amazing. He explains concepts very clearly, and he doesn't just reiterate slides. He uses the slides as a guideline, but really explains concepts through examples which I personally find a lot more effective. I didn't buy or use the textbook, I just went to class, made notes and did the testbanks.

Really engages the class and gets people involved, uses very easy to understand explanations for any complicated topic. One of the best teachers

Explains concepts extremely well in understandable ways, usually through example. Invites the class to think more in depth by asking questions and getting participation during lectures. Very reasonable person and professor - if you attend lectures, study for exams and understand the material, you should do well.

Eazy A with Cho, gives vivid examples in class and does not just read the lecture slides. I personally liked his class and would definitely take his class again. By the way, the exam was fairly easy if you understand the materials from PPT.

Uses lots of examples. Easy if you study

Started off the semester online, didn't enjoy the online lectures but the in person ones were better. Tests matched what was taught in class and uses similar questions to practice and previous exams. Do your work and you'll do well in his class.

Very informative lectures. Instructs in a way that teaches the material as opposed to reading a slideshow.

hes pretty good

Cho is an absolute G. Teaches in an intriguing way and exams are very fair. Will definitely be taking future courses with Cho if I can.

I personally think he is a very good teacher. First of all, in the classroom, he does not like to use ppt and textbook. He likes to give you an example to let you know the general definition, and then use mathematics to let you understand the truth. Before the exam, he will Give sample questions (the exam question is the sample with differen num).

Very detailed explanations. Though I took his class at 7-10pm, very easy to fall asleep. Tests are fair and not particularly difficult.

Great prof. Doesn't just read the powerpoint, but explains the concepts and gives examples. Encourages class participation. Content covered in lectures is proportional to questions on exams. Practice exams are very good and accurate to the actual midterms and final. Originally had a different prof for 1022 but changed it to stick with Cho.

Good lecturer, knows what he is talking about it, almost exclusively uses multiple-choice tests. Work hard and you will get a good grade.

He is a really good prof and uses real life examples to teach instead of reading off a ppt. The exams are fair but not extremely difficult.

Professor Cho is a good lecturer. Rather then reading off the textbook or slides as other professors do, he solves the equations in front of you, and leads you in a way where you can understand the concept without ever having to open the textbook. The exams were difficult especially the 2nd one. But then again, this is MacroEcon.

This course is no breeze. The first midterm was okay, however the second one was quite difficult getting curved by 13%. Lectures were fun and engaging however material is missed a lot because of limited lecture time weighed against amount of material needed to be covered. Independent studying is key and I found the final fair.

Lectures are enjoyable. The prof will not take more time than needed. Always ask if you do not understand because it WILL probably appear in the exams. Every math problem will appear in the exam, so know how to solve it. NEVER miss lectures because most of the content material on the exams is taught in them. Just skim through the textbook.

He is a really good and caring professor, always open to questions and providing help

Cho gives really good examples in his lectures that really helps you understand the content, so always go to his lectures. His exams were also pretty fair. His slides are straight from the textbook so if you dont want to hear his amazing examples, you could teach yourself the content.

Guys a g writing this in his class right now. Lectures are engaging and he cares about student success. Exams test you on understanding, and are very fair. Was skeptical to take his class after he had a 3.3 on RMP, but I have no idea why he doesn't have higher. Huge fan of professor cho and would 100% take a class with him again

Great class, super interesting. Cho is very engaging and is very fair with a course that is 100% lecture-based. Attendance isn't mandatory but you need to go to lectures if you want to do well on the class. Would recommend this class for sure

Sunghoon was my favorite prof this semester. He makes the lectures way more interesting and doesn't just read from the slides which is helpful to help focus as I was in a weekly 3 hour lecture. He gives good examples to further help us understand the lecture information and also uses class participation to crack jokes. I would def recommend him!

like someone before said, cho is an absolute G, i even took his 3 hour class on tuesday nights and was gonna switch out but stayed when i realized he's decent and the lectures were lowkey fun cuz its so chill and people gave funny answers, his exams are very fair, use dynamic study modules on pearsonmylab and (part 1/2)

use the frosh dropbox it has docs on all chapters with multiple choice questions and they're very similar to the ones on his exams, also he explains concepts using simple examples making it very easy to understand so overall pretty good prof (part 2/2)

Cho's lectures are highly engaging. He places a heavier emphasis on certain concepts in his lectures and even says to completely ignore certain topics in the book. So attending his lectures is very important. He also posts practice exams which are VERY similar to the exam so to get 80+ make sure you understand every concept on the practice exam.

Prof. Cho is great. The class lists a textbook as mandatory, and I would suggest purchasing it (for extra context and practice), but you will not need to rely on it. Prof. Cho's lectures are very informative, and he engages well with the class, giving good examples to help solididfy material. He also posts previous exams (with answers) for prep.

Love this prof. His exams are pretty fair. I like how he conducted the class. Lectures are really useful since he goes through almost every part of the PowerPoints. He can connect textbook knowledge with the current world so i learned a lot from his class. I took econ1021 with it the same time but my average of 1022 is way higher than 1021.

Hands down one of the best profs I've had so far, made things super interesting and provided really clear examples if you just show up to lectures + fair practice exams. I'm not strong at all in economics but managed to do well simply because he made things interesting. Thanks Prof Cho :)

Had a 40% midterm and 60% weighted final so pretty heavy. Does lots of math IN CLASS so if you miss, you gotta catch up. Super old-school style but super respectable guy.

While a tough marker, Cho will prepare you well for his exams. His style is engaging, using the white boards and asking conceptual questions rather than reading off slides. His approach of making sure you understand why things happen rather than stating they do is very helpful and prepared me for other profs' exams better than their lectures did.

Cho gives very detailed lectures in a very short time. Cho makes sure you understand the concept, however he doesn't give any practice questions until the mid-terms. To succeed, you need to attend the lectures are take notes. A lot of the concepts in micro-economics are covered in high school economics and all the chapters are pretty related.

Really great guy. Loves to make jokes in class and ends class early when he needs to. Doesn't drag on lectures when he sees the class is losing focus.

Attend the very first class and the class before the midterm - didn't go to any of the rest. The two classes I did attend, Cho was a solid professor. Speaks perfect English, engages with the class, and makes analogies that help the understanding of the content. Half of every exam is taken from the question banks found in the frosh drive folders.

He's a good prof. The class can be tough, but the nice thing is that we're only graded by two midterms and the final exam. Attendance is not mandatory, he posts all the slides and doesn't use iclicker.

Professor Cho did a great job of explaining the relevant concepts to Microeconomics and always managed to make his lectures interesting to listen to. A lot of the concepts were pretty clear when he explained them on the board. You could probably pass easily by just listening and taking notes during the lecture and using Khan Academy for extra help.

Cho was a really good professor as long as you went to his classes and paid attention, midterms were easy. Life is worth living when you can actually understand what Economics is all about. He explained concepts from other courses in 5 minutes that took other professors a whole lecture (and I still couldn't understand the other's).

mid term not difficult but final oh my god that's crazy but he teach is very well

Easy course since 1000 level, all based on exam banks mc only which is what makes it a bird. Can learn everything from slides. Nice guy but a little monotonous.

Cho is a very knowledgeable professor who has interesting and engaging lectures. He draws examples on the chalkboard and doesn't just recite the slides. Can be a bit bland, but has a sense of humour. The midterm was challenging, the final was manageable, and the whole class was curved significantly. Put in what you get out.

Great prof if you go to lectures, don't take his class if you don't, simple as that.

Cho is a great prof and gives great feedback. Wants students to exceed. Took Econ 2191 (not on the course list here) and really enjoyed it. Made jokes in class. Very easy to stay focused and only tested on what he lectured. I didn't open the textbook and finished with 80+%. Also makes his tests hard bc he said he would rather curve up than down.

Great prof, only downside was the fact that lectures were at night. Cho did a great job explaining concepts, and really tried involve us to make lectures better, which is tough in the evening but still appreciated. Midterm and final were fair, you get out what you put in. Online quizzes were short and simple, so an easy boost from those.