ECON 3720

I went to the class 5 times all semster, out of which 2 times were for the midterm and final. I have no idea how Reshef teaches but he posted lecture notes online and if you memorized those you will do well in the class. I got a B+ with very little effort so I would imagine if you go and pay attention in class you will be fine.

Very hard class. So hard that even though you fail everything you can somehow end up with a B+

Very difficult class. Do the homework and go to discussion.

the class was hard and he is intimidating but he is really enthusiastic about the material. He is great

Reshef was not too difficult. He honestly tried to scare students into thinking the class was much more difficult than it was.

Tough class, but the final was MUCH easier for me than the midterm. Careful with time on the midterm - I almost ran out. Go to the TAs as a resource for homework, as certain ones are very helpful.

Difficult class. Maybe the easiest guy to take it with, but dodge this class unless you have to take it. I suggest using a tutor for both exams.

Reshef is awesome. This class is hard but no where near as hard as everyone says it is. Here is the key: pick this to be the one class you don't wait until the night before to study for the test. I did that on the midterm and did badly and then studied for three days on the final and got an A- in the class. Swear by his notes! Book and class are barely necessary.

Very tough class, although not as hard as 301. Definitely avoid if you can (I had to take it because I was an econ major during the years it was required). Very difficult material, difficult to retain the knowledge. However, Reshef is a very teacher, and generous with the curve. If you take it, you should take it with Reshef. Bonus: does teach you a decent amount of STATA, which a few employers look for in finance/economics

definitely recommend him if you have to take this class