Michael Jolly

M. Jolly seems like a cool guy. Granted, we only saw about 3 minutes of his face a week. He only posts slides, with short introductory videos to go with them. At the beginning, I was annoyed. But he's a fair grader and the material is straight forward. He's a really smart guy and I wish I could have taken his class in person.

First day of class I decided to sit in the back, huge mistkae. He talks in monotone and doesn't speak very loudly. His voice puts me to sleep. Aside from that I found the class very difficult. I've always been intrested in this topic but the class was mediocre. Would not take this class again.

A nice prof who will help you out after class and gives enough time/chances to fulfill the online assignment too. He's just really monotone when he speaks, so sit in the front so you can hear him better (might mumble).

He won't stop talking in lectures. Be ready to hear every life event and nothing about the actual material. He gets off topic way to much and makes the lectures dry and boring. Read the slides and stay home.

he is so helpful and will give you the feedback for your work very specifically. The lecture is not too tough. if you follow the slide and the work, 100% above A-. I highly recommend anyone to take his course.

If you show up and pay attention during the lectures there's no reason to read the textbooks

He's a nice man but you don't really need to show up to his lectures to learn global econ. You just need to read the textbook. He marks easily with essays but he's a tough grader when it comes to the midterm/final exam. Don't worry if you fail the difficult midterm, just do well on the essays and the final exam.

He is a nice prof, but when i wrote the finals i thought i did very well. When i saw my grade i was disappointed. He is a very difficult grader. the way he makes the questions are really confusing and annoying.

This professor uses power points and explains the slides. He posts his slides on d2l. The exams were pretty easy. If you can just download an older version of the textbook. Just add explanations on his slides and study them. Don't spend too much time on the details (except for the short answer topics) just know the information in general.

He is a real tough grader, but that doesn't mean you can't get an A or A+ in his course- you just need to really work hard for it. How he teaches is a bit boring due to his tone of voice, but the material of the class is super interesting. If you want to get an A, come to class prepare - read the chapter before going to the lecture.