He is not that bad. During semester he is kind of unclear about your final grade, but finally he gives a great curve. Nobody fail. It is possible o get good grade, just study handouts and notes. Book is not that important. I've got an A. Don't be scared.

Promises to help students out with curving. Doesn't happen. Encourages you to answer the challenging essay questions on exams and then grades harshly. Very repetitve. Has no control over class.

He informed us most of the questions that were coming in the exams. Curved the results. I didn't do well at all in both exams still he gave me a B. What else can we ask from a professor. He is good, students just need to pay attention to his instructions.

Questions on midterm and final were given out @ the beginning of the semester. I have to admit, he is a bit boring but you'll learn a lot if you pay attn. Don't expect an A if you don't read or attempt to follow his lectures. He emphasizes on the key points several times, make sure you jot it down.

his class is not hard if u pay attention, no a easy A class, but it is fair, people deserve wat they get.

he's cool. funny but cool. if you trust him and show up you'll do fine

I am not even going to try to be vague. He give you one letter grade curve, his teaching style is not intense at all, ofcourse you cannot abuse the attendence policy but he is reasoneable, he seems to be connected and his teachings will really enhance your knowledge. After all that, he is a kool guy.

Come on people are you serious. I think he is a good professor. Maybe he was bad in the past. He gives curve, and if you trust him like stated above then you should do good. There is no way you can fail if you try. That's all he wants you to do Try your best. The past student must of been some lazy and slow. I guess I'll see.

Passionate about the subject and brings a lot of other models of thought to the study of economics. He's Cool!!

He’s an engaging professor and relates the complexity of economics to real life situations. He says that he’ll curve your grade, and if you put forth the effort he will reward you. As he states, “Trust him” .He’s cool! Just don’t mention anything about tomatoes to him, “Trust me” ;-)

He is a great professor. All he wants you to do is learn and try your very best to get grade. Even if you get a bad great in the mid-term but are sincere, he will help you out with a curve. He's very passionate about his course. If you respect him, he will make the course fun and you will pass with a good grade (higher then you deserve). Cool Dude.

This professor is really cool if you do what you have to do then you'll be okay. He's really easy to talk to so if you have any issues with the material he'll help you. If you do bad on an exam and talk to him he'll help you with a curve.

he might seem a bit hard but as long as you attend class you can get an easy A.his exams draw on notes-only 2 of them.

Great professor; excellent teaching skills. You will walk out of the course with a clear understanding of money and banking. Gives real life examples to explain complex concepts. Very lenient with grading, helps out with a curve if the effort is put in. overall he is cool.

Very Cool Professor! A lot of fun and very helpful! You learn a lot in his class!

Easy A for me atleast, just take notes and thats wut the test is on

He was easy for Eco3220. I got an A. He talks a lot and sometimes deviates from the topic. But eventually comes back to the lessons. It is essential that students attend his class since his exams are based on his lectures (90%). Text book is useless, go to the library to read the few pages that he will assign (100). Exmas easy, 30 mcqs & 2 essays.

He tends to go off on tangents A LOT. Also doesn't like opinions that doesn't concur with his. Very smart guy, but hard to understand at times. Very helpful if you are having troubles in class - he will help you as much as he can. 2 tests, essays and MC. Not hard, but need to take good class notes. Textbook is USELESS. Don't even bother buying it!

One of the more intellectual professors at Baruch with great professional experience to boot. Offers keen insight into the financial world as it is now and provides historic examples that help us understand what we're going through now. You must stay on top of your note taking in this class as that is the crux of the exams. Overall great professor.

Great guy if you are truly interested in ECO. He doesn't necessarily stick to the syllabus but his subject matter is interesting. Class can get frustrating because he goes off on wild tangents but you will walk away from this class with a lot more than what you started with. This class should only be taken by those interested in ECO.

He is somehow good. I think I learned, but don't remember what because he tends to go off the subject a lot and uses the same example over and over. Overall good.

A good prof. If you are not an American don't take his classes because you won't understand

He's not as bad as everyone is saying he is. His lectures may get boring at times but he does go over the course material clearly. Nice guy and cracks jokes here and there. Don't be late or he'll lock you out (or try to I guess).

Intelligent, nice, humorous professor. Always willing to help if students need assistance. Offers plenty of office hours. Understanding / realistic w/ learning objectives. Doesn't expect us to know everything about macro for a 2 credit winter course. Gave us a ton of hints on the Midterm and Final.

He is definitely one of the nicest professor in Baruch. Treats students with respect most of the time although he tend to lose his patience with some rude/arrogant students. He is very helpful during/outside the class and offers extra office hours. Exams are straight from his lecture and classroom examples.

Great Professor, who cares about his students. Understands the big picture. Solid lecturer, with real world examples. I hope he teaches more Finance classes in the future. Very available to help students after class. Econ is a difficult subject but Prof. Henry makes it enjoyable.

It's basically 2 classes at the same time. Recitation teacher teaches something completely different (textbook). While Henry teaches real life applications. He curves tests if the class avg is in the 60's (and they are). Great class if you're naturally smart.

I like Dr. Henry's class even though i had to work my a** off to understand the material. It's like having 2 classes at once. YOu must take eco seriously and somewhat like it to do well in his class. Otherwise just attend the review day, he goes over all the questions on the exam....who would complain about that?????

He is the best if you have some background in Economics. He teaches in a monotone and there are no power points so sometimes it's a bit boring, but you know what he knows that and that's why he shares his experience and stories. He is a real teacher, if you have him record his lectures and listen to them and take good notes and you will be fine.BOL

This class was a mess in the beginning. Supposed to have one prof, came into class with a different prof, then that one left & Dr Henry came. We didn't have much time to do much, but over all he is a forgiving professor. As long as you pay attention to the lectures & read the handouts, you should be ok on the tests. No textbook

Class is extremely boring!! However, it is pretty easy. If you are a good writer and read his handouts and manuscript class should be an easy A. The exams come straight from the handouts and manuscripts and he is very lenient when grading writing assignments.There is no stress in class and he's very helpful if you ask him questions.

He is very helpful and caring. He tells the class some problems that will be on the exam and gives up to 30 extra credits for the exam. Nearly everyone got A in all papers. I got an A in his class without much studying.

Best professor I ever had in my long career. Awesome and extremely knowledgeable .Sincerely OUTSTANDING PROFESSOR AND BETTER HUMAN BEING. I took this professor last fall 2013 and he was very strict with lecture. Most of his exam are base on the text he refers to you. Please you have to read it and you will succeed for sure. Go to class !

One of the best eco profs at baruch. I dont get why student complain about him. He gives every question during the lectures if you listen to him carefully and take good notes. I recorded every lecture and listen to them before the test. Best way to get an A from this class. TAKE HIM

Seriously one of the best econ professors I've ever had. No textbook. Material comes from his handouts and lectures. If you don't understand something go to his office and he will sit with you as long as it takes for you to get it. You'll definitely learn a lot. Make sure you take good notes and don't drift off during lectures and you'll do well.

Wonderful professor. He knows his stuff (was head of treasury for the state of PA, headed firms with net worths in the billions, predicted the crisis in '08) and how to communicate to the class. Very funny and charismatic. Two tests, no textbook. But, if you're late then he gets really upset, I think I saw him pop a blood vessel once, so don't.

Decent class overall. Three writing assignments (required), one extra credit writing assignment (definitely do it), midterm, and final. He likes tooting his own horn a lot about the financial crisis (among other things), but his lectures are informative (when he doesn't give the same one 3x in a row). Not an easy A, but not a hard one either.

Class is extremely boring However, it is pretty easy, If you are a good writer and read his handouts and manuscript class should be an easy A. both exams come straight from the handouts and manuscripts and by the way he is very lenient when grading writing assignments. There is no stress in class and he's very helpful if you ask him questions.

spring '16. curved class. attendance mandatory. midterm, final, 3 essay hw. midterm 70% mc, 30% draw graphs(not hard,memorize). final100% mc. both are fairly easy but u must really study all handouts. key to big part of the final(cumulative) is to know material from midterm. essays are easy. good guy, he wants u to do good but boring class.

One of the better choices for professors teaching economics. Two multiple choice exams with two papers. Study his handouts and what he says in class and you will do well. But do not come in late!!

Amazing professor. He's old so he repeats himself a lot, but he's just so nice that there is no way you could be mad at him for it. Midterm and final are MC but they are a little tough. I recorded the lectures and just made notes in my book of when he was saying something important. You are going to need to listen in class and go to the review sesh

Just read his notes and you will be fine.

This class during fall semester was very easy. Expect quizes, which are very easy to pass and will bust your grade. You don't even have to study for those, believe me. The midterm is based in his lectures and few hangouts. 30% of the midterm is based on graphs, which you can easily remember. The final is cumulative but not hard either. No homework.

Hilarious professor. He makes the class enjoyable with his jokes. Class is easy overall. Online quizzes are a grade booster and are worth 30%. Midterm and final are 30% each. No homework. As long as you read the handouts he assigns you will do fine. I would definitely take again.

A genuinely good man. He repeats himself often and his exams are somewhat tricky, but if you read and understand his handouts, it will be all good.

He's great. Take good notes, master the handouts and graphs.

Very chill Professor. Only graded by mid term, final, and a few papers which no one gets under a 90%. Will you learn a lot? No. Will this class boost your GPA? absolutely. Go for it. Hes super nice and laid back which is a nice change of pace.

This was actually an easy summer class with very little work. All you need to do is listen to the lecture recordings and read a few articles (don't bother buying the book), write a response essay, and answer a few essay question as well as draw some graphs. Prof rambles a lot, so replay a few times to make sure you fully get his key points.

If you like economic and willing to form your own set of theories, take him. You need some passion and interest in modern monetary theory, he definitely lights up my interest in the recent fed's fiscal policy and predicts where the eco is going. Again, he teach his theory, if you like the "outdated textbook", and are a passive learner, do not take

If you watch and listen to the lectures, you will easily get an A. The hard part is having the focus and discipline to review them. Once you do so, you'll guarantee yourself an A.

Monetary Economics is a complex subject. No matter who you take you have to do your part to genuinely understand what they are talking about. My experience with Dr. Henry was amazing. Take his class if you are passionate about Eco/Fin and if you actually want to learn. As an Economics major his lectures inspired me in so many ways.

He is overall a nice guy, I believe that also helps with being a good teacher, he is very available, will even give you his phone number, he makes you write essays and is kind of test heavy but thanks to him I managed to pass Econ 3200 and learn something will at it so he must be pretty good. Hard course but good and easy teacher.