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- College of Arts & Sciences
- Economics
- ECON 2010
- Kenneth Elzinga
ECON 2010
Principles of Economics: Microeconomics
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Fall 2011
Updated 10/27/11
Test is really fun and entertaining, although definitely not easy especially if you haven't taken economics before. If you did well in high school economics and have a fairly solid grasp of the subject you'll be fine for sure on the first test, the second test however you'll have to do your work and read the book because there are definitely notable differences between the book and what most coming into the course have learned before. A fun and entertaining class for sure, but honestly can't say I learned much from going... really most people go to answer the clicker questions and get those easy points, although after the first exam if he sees a lot of it he'll start making the clicker questions towards the middle of the class so you can't just leave after the first 10 minutes. Decent class to take and of course another one of those precomm requirements, always in high demand so sign up early.
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Fall 2011
Updated 10/28/11
Great professor, worthwhile class to take. If you didn't take Econ in high school (and even still...) be prepared to work really hard and study for many days before the exam (to get at least a low B). The TA's are usually really hard to understand and not helpful at all. This class is also over 500 people so if you are better with working in smaller classes, then take in during Spring semester...although you'll be missing out on Elzinga, who's great.
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