Raphaelle Gauvin-Coulombe

I highly recommend taking Intro Macroeconomics with Professor Coloumbe. The course is very straightforward. There are weekly readings (non of which I did), a weekly problem set, two midterms, and a final exam. Professor Coloumbe's exams are very easy - you will get an A if you review the problem sets and the notes. There are never any trick questions. The lectures can be boring but are very straightforward, and you can skip two of them. Professor Coloumbe wants everyone to do well, and is always ready to meet at office hours or find a time to meet. She also works out your exam score for your grade by weighing the exams differently depending on how well you did (placing more weight on the ones you did better on.

I highly recommend taking Intro Macroeconomics with Professor Coloumbe. The course is very straightforward. There are weekly readings (non of which I did), a weekly problem set, two midterms, and a final exam. Professor Coloumbe's exams are very easy - you will get an A if you review the problem sets and the notes. There are never an …Read more

Professor Coulombe was a great teacher for me for this course. Easy to talk to whether it be after class or office hours, and she wants to make sure you understand the material. Everything that you need to know for exams is covered in class which is super helpful, and it also limits the amount of outside work/readings you need to do. There's a problem set every week, and the rest of your grade comes from exams. The majority of the material was review for me, so the difficulty of the course may change depending on how new the information is to you. I would recommend Coulombe to anyone interested in taking this class.

Professor Coulombe was a great teacher for me for this course. Easy to talk to whether it be after class or office hours, and she wants to make sure you understand the material. Everything that you need to know for exams is covered in class which is super helpful, and it also limits the amount of outside work/readings you need to do. …Read more

Professor Coulombe was a good professor for this course. The lectures feel very long but that is just the nature of the course. There is not a lot of in-class practice, but there are weekly problem sets that are not too long. The exams are fair and if you study and listen in class you should be good.