Practice material and project material (summary/spreadsheet of all the codes for Econ 103 and 104; super helpful for 104!) available, $50 for full package (negotiable - I'm flexible). Email me at annoyingemailthrowaway@gmail.com

Practice tests for both midterms and final available (10 different tests (~30 in total) for midterm 1, midterm 2, and the final with solutions) + problem sets. $45 negotiable - just try me, I'm not a hardass. Email me at: annoyingemailthrowaway@gmail.com

I cannot stress this enough for Econ 11. Practice a ton until you know the practice problems and the Lagragian like the back of your hand. It's only a weeder class if you don't practice enough.

Practice material and project material (summary/spreadsheet of all the codes for Econ 103 and 104; super helpful for 104!) available, $50 for full package (negotiable - I'm flexible). Email me at annoyingemailthrowaway@gmail.com

For an economics teacher, sure. I'll give him that - his lectures are clear and concise. But when you're going into this class, don't bring your hopes up. UCLA Economics requires you to do a lot of self study and understand the material by yourself.

The "best" teacher I ever had is Ravetch. This guy does not belong in this league of teachers. When you mumble and recite from memory an insurmountable amount of information, I am not impressed. This guy is NOT as good as everyone else says he is.

Do not buy the lecture notes, take your own notes. You need all the help you can get internalizing the theory.

Short answer is not tough, but multiple choice questions (answer choices a-k) are pretty ridiculous sometimes.

Overall, it really doesn't matter what professor you take for any economics class, as it's going to be ridiculous and BS anyway.

This is a very doable classes. The key to success is to make sure you show up everyclass, and complete all his study questions before his exams.
There are not too many workload, and all exams are open books which means that you can even print his study questions out since many exams questions are taken directly from the practice questions(maybe changing some number or some wording, but same idea).
Professor is very clear and as an international student with weak English skills, I am able to follow his lecture without any confusion. Gradings are 25% midterm1, 25% midterm 2 and 50% finals. His office hour is helpful as well.
The content is interesting for me, I would absolutely want to take his class again.

Maybe I am different from most of the students, I am not really like this professor. He will curve but not round up 0.1 ever. He never replies emails after the final exam, and usually in rude or confusing words, like " I told this balabala" instead of Yes or No. Recording has a blurry quality, too.

Professor McDevitt is the best lecturer in the Econ department. To be fair, I put in minimal effort in the class due to extenuating circumstances from the COVID-19 pandemic. I didn't watch a single lecture, studied maybe 3 days before each of the 2 exams and final, and somehow managed to get a B. Getting an A is definitely doable if you put in the work to fully understand the material (which I've managed to do in other courses I've taken with him). I find his curve generous, and it only serves to help you. If you're not great at graphs, you'll struggle a bit like I did. You're only graded on the 2 exams (20% and 25%) and 1 final exam (55%).

McDevitt is by FAR the best econ professor i've encountered at UCLA. His tests are hard and his tests make up your entire grade (45% midterms, 55% final) but he never tries to trick you and the tests are fair (nothing he doesn't cover in class are on exams). He gives practice exams which are incredibly helpful in studying for the tests, and provides detailed notes that are almost word for word in what he goes over during lecture, so if you miss something in lecture you can go back. McDevitt is so accommodating to his students, and gives extra office hours in the days leading up to the exams and always gives detailed answers and more to whatever you ask. I cannot sing higher praises for this professor, he knows his stuff and is fair to his students.

Econ 11 practice tests for both midterms and final available (10 different tests (~30 in total) for midterm 1, midterm 2, and the final with solutions) + problem sets. $45 negotiable - just try me, I'm not a hardass. Email me at: annoyingemailthrowaway@gmail.com

Practice tests and answers available (esp midterm 2 since they don’t have it on coursehero). Same material as Convery's class. Email me at oliviatcramer@gmail.com.