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John Aulerich
University of Wisconsin - Whitewater
Department:
Business
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Aulerich is a very smart guy, too smart for 344. He expects the students to know everything about Finance. He lets the students choose how they want each exam formatted. This seems nice, but most students don't know how the "ideal" exam should be so the exams were very hard and long. You get a final project and it is all about the stock exchange, again, he expects you to know everything about that. He only uses powerpoint, very boring. If you're into finance, take him, if not, i'd suggest another prof.
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Is willing to help students anytime
Shows a great knowledge of subject matter
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Professor Aulerich is an excellent professor. He is willing to help you in any way he can to succeed in his class. He also lets the class vote on what format the exams are in, which is really nice. I would recommend this professor to EVERYONE taking finance.
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Good professor.
Great teaching methods/approach
I would recommend this professor
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Is challenging
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Shows a love of teaching
Shows a great knowledge of subject matter
Involves students in every lecture
Comes to class organized
Best professors I've ever had!
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THIS IS A GOOD PROFFESSOR. ALTHOUGH HIS CLASS IS ALL POWER POINT, DEAL WITH IT. THIS IS COLLEGE FOR THOSE WHO DON'T KNOW. COLLEGE IS SUPPOSED TO BE ABOUT TAKING THE EXTRA TIME, AND LEARNING MARTERIALS THAT MAY BE DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND.STUDYING IS SOMETHING EVERY COLLEGE STUDENT LACKS, INCLUDING MYSELF. IT'S SELF-DISCIPLINE THAT IS GOING TO GET YOU THROUGH ANY CLASS, NOT HOW GREAT OR HORRIBLE A PROF IS.
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Good professor.
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Is willing to help students anytime
Shows a great knowledge of subject matter
Comes to class organized
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Good professor.
Is challenging
Motivates students to do well
Is willing to help students anytime
Has enthusiasm in the classroom
Best professors I've ever had!
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Overly difficult tests or assignments
Needs to involve students in class discussions