Professor doesnt understand when to draw the line on when to stop the course content. There is an insane amount of course content that was taught in 10 weeks. His exams are insane, 24 questions in 50 mins fo midterm and 34 questions in 70 mins is beyond insane to expect from students especially for a class like this which requires heavy memorization. This class should only be taken for thoese trying the CPA.

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Professor Lu is one of the best professors I’ve had at UCLA. He is extremely clear in his lectures and is very helpful outside of class time - he wants each and every one of his students to do well in his class and he demonstrates just that. Contrary to what people say, the class is not hard at all. Everything that is tested is in his notes - he tells you exactly what’s gonna be tested and it’s just up to you if you put the effort into studying or not. All it takes is a few hours a week, and you will do just fine. I highly recommend anyone takes his class.

Professor Lu is one of the best professors I have had at UCLA. He takes the time to get to know each student and really cares about his students. His class is extremely clear and he even adds some funny jokes into his lecture. His midterm and final is extremely fair. I would recommend studying his notes to do well in his class. He has optional textbook problems but they are not mandatory. I would definitely take the class with professor Lu again and if you can take it with him!!

Professor Lu is one of the best accounting professors I have had at UCLA. He really cares about his students as he takes the time to get to know each student. The class is relatively straight forward and his class has one midterm and final. I would recommend studying his notes to do well in his class. There are textbook homework problems to help with the class but they are not mandatory. I would definitely recommend this class and definitely take the class with him if you can!

Professor Lu is definitely one of the best accounting professors I have taken at UCLA. I would definitely recommend taking his class if you can and would take his class again. There are textbook homework problems but they are not mandatory. Professor Lu's notes are extremely clear and explains the material in depth. There is one midterm and final that were extremely fair. I would recommend studying his notes extremely well to do well on the midterm and final. Professor Lu really cares about his students and makes sure he takes the time to get to know every single student and has pretty funny jokes he throws into his lectures to help you remember the material. Definitely take 120 A with him if you can!

Professor Lu is one of the best professors at UCLA. You can tell he cares for his students and you'll actually learn in this class. He's always willing to help if there's any questions, and is great at giving advice career-wise. Although the content is a lot he provides very detailed notes and emphasizes what is important for his exams and the CPA. Anything in his notes is fair game for his tests so you just have to practice the examples on there and you'll be fine. To avoid having to go over all the pages of notes for the final, I recommend making flashcards on them as you go its just a matter of putting in the time and effort.

Professor Lu is an extremely engaging lecturer who truly cares about his students, and wants to provide the most helpful class for those who intend to take the CPA exam. Do be aware that there are a lot of detailed information that we are expected to learn, so it is definitely a class that'll take a good amount of effort. Also, it is super helpful to know your MGMT 1A and 1B material very well before taking this class, though he does review a lot of the concepts from 1A and 1B as well. Despite the hard work required, the professor provides very organized and informative notes that he goes over during class, and they are also great study material for when you actually wants to take the CPA. He is also very helpful whenever you are confused about any concepts. You can also talk to him about career choices as professor Lu has experience in both accounting at big 4 firms and wealth management. If you want to learn some serious accounting, definitely take professor Lu. The tests are not easy, so it is best to spend several hours every week after class to refresh the material, and to truly understand the underlying principles of things. You will do just fine if you put in the work, and it is definitely worth it if you are serious about learning accounting.

I really enjoyed taking this class with professor Lu. I understand how his teaching style may not be for everyone, as he doesn't write much down while he is lecturing, unlike other professors like gardner or klein, as I have heard. Additionally, his notes can be very detailed and dense which may make studying seem very intimidating. However, I definitely think this is a class you can do well in if you put in the work.
The professor is also very funny and tells stories in class that will help you remember certain concepts. He is extremely caring and is always an available resource to students for financial, career, and even life advice. He is the only professor I have taken in college that takes the time to remember everyone's name. And finally, his tests are very fair. There are never any "trick" questions on them. If you study hard for this class and do enough practice problems, you will do great. take 120A with Lu! you will not regret it

It is important to know what to expect coming into this class. Lu's notes are extremely helpful but very detailed, so its easy to just lose information in them. His lectures can be important, but they just reiterate the notes and therefore are not super useful. The midterm and final are very not intensive (consisting of 25 multiple choice questions and around 5 free response questions that made up 75% and 25% of the test, respectively). They are straight from the notes so take as much time as you can making sure you have all of them memorized, it is a lot. Also not many practice questions so do the ones in the notes over again. Class is manageable, just not a ton of room for error.