Quality 1/5Difficulty 1/5
really bad for his class, and it is difficult for his examRate My Professors ↗
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Gregory Pac
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Quality 4/5Difficulty 3/5
Dr. Pac was overall very communicative, though his online lectures many times were just reading off of the slides without much in-depth coverage. A lot of studying on your own will be helpful, as well as truly completing the practice sets given. Overall since econ is a harder topic, it was not a super challenging class.Rate My Professors ↗
Quality 1/5Difficulty 1/5
I have prior stats experience, so this was quite easy, but without it, I imagine it would be quite difficult. He prefers to spend more time talking about how we need to use AI instead of teaching. The slides seem to be quite vague, and often exam content differs from the kind of problems we actually did. TAs are great, though.Rate My Professors ↗
Quality 1/5Difficulty 3/5
Do not take him as a professor. He DOES NOT care about his students at all and is completely u fair with grading. I missed an A in his class by 0.03% and he refused to round up or offer ANY more extra credit. This screwed up my gpa and academic future.Rate My Professors ↗
Quality 1/5Difficulty 1/5
I have a prior stats background, so I found this class quite easy, but for those without, I can imagine it would be challenging when he spends more time talking about how we should use AI than teaching. It's disrespectful to those of us who actually use our brains. There was also very little explanation for some of the concepts taught.Rate My Professors ↗
Quality 4/5Difficulty 2/5
Most of the information comes from the lecture slides. Econ 101 was an easy class, and he does make time for questions and answers questions well. Only small annoyance is that he says that the exams do not require a calculator, but if you do not bring a calculator you can get cooked on some questions losing about ~3-5% which isn't much but adds up.Rate My Professors ↗
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Classes with Gregory Pac
Principles of Microeconomics covers economic problems of individuals, firms, and industries, emphasizing value, price, and income distribution.
Offering recorded · Spring 2027 · Sources
Past student reviews · Gregory Pac
Students described Gregory Pac as fair and communicative, though some found lectures boring or slide-based. They also noted reasonable homework and five midterms with the lowest score dropped, while some students found the final difficult and said practice questions did not prepare them for test question styles.
historical GPA · grades
Fall 2022–Spring 2026Statistics: Measurement in Economics introduces analysis of economic data using descriptive statistics and statistical inference, including hypothesis testing and estimation for economic research.
Offering recorded · Spring 2027 · Sources
Past student reviews · Gregory Pac
Gregory Pac taught introductory statistics with a supportive style, emphasizing that lectures were most helpful if students kept up with weekly material. He provided many extra credit opportunities and a generous curve, though homework was easy via Mindtap. Students disagreed on difficulty: some found exams covered in lecture, while others felt tests were significantly harder than practice problems.
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