Reviews of professor Lee McCain

Rating: 1.5/5, difficulty: 4.0/5
Flat out hated the class. If I had a question and emailed, I was told to "re read." He couldn't pronounce my name right ALL semester (I corrected him often). He'll randomly call on you, so you have to pay attention in class. He gives LONG papers too.  I'm a really good writer, but he's a very tough grader. Open notebook doesn't help on the tests.

Rating: 3.0/5, difficulty: 4.0/5
Really tough grader. Don't think you can get away with any sort of formatting mistake on a paper nor grammar slip ups. Good professor does his job. Would not take this class if you don't like to do work and have strict deadlines. He does give open note and textbook tests including the final so there's that which is nice

Rating: 5.0/5, difficulty: 2.0/5
Prof. McCain is a great teacher. He definitely knows what he is talking about. Follow the Syllabus and you shall succeed. He is very clear what he looks for in your work. open book tests. He gives you a chance to get extra credit before the tests. I think there were 3 papers to write, grammar is important. avalible by cell 9am-9pm for help.

Rating: 4.0/5, difficulty: 5.0/5
Professor Mc Cain is a harsh grader on grammar. If you read all of his reviews from the beginning you will find the same complaints. The way to pass his class is to present your paper at least a week in advance so he can give you his input and you can correct your mistakes. I am giving you the best advice you can have to pass with an A or B.

Rating: 5.0/5, difficulty: 4.0/5
Professor McCain is a Professional &amazing Prof despite my 3 TAGS. The only reason is that in business there are no second chances & mistakes are not acceptable. He treats his students like future business owners. The class was HW heavy, but I am very glad I took it because it introduced me to LinkedIn, effective emails, resumes, cover letters etc

Rating: 1.0/5, difficulty: 3.0/5
The content of this class is relatively easy, most of the things that we were tested on were common knowledge. However the homework assignments and discussions aren't worth many points, the bulk of the course relies on the case study and exams. The case study has extremely vague instructions, with very strict grading criteria, do not recommend.