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ECON 3010 Intermediate Microeconomics
Last taught: Fall 2026 Add to Schedule
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Review Summary Updated April 05, 2026

This class is heavily math-intensive and requires a solid command of algebra and derivatives to tackle rigorous exams and complex problem sets. Grading is notoriously strict with little to no curve, and success demands flawless deadline adherence alongside mandatory video content and weekly assignments. Despite the intense workload, the professor is exceptionally dedicated and highly accessible, offering consistent support through office hours, private messaging, and TAs. You will only do well if you attend every session, actively use all provided practice resources, and commit several extra hours of focused study each week.

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Fall 2022
3.7
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Santugini relies on a lot of algebra in the homework problems. It's expected that you'll spend a lot of time asking questions to your TA and/or Santugini, they would be impossible to do on your own.

He makes himself extremely available for meetings and answering direct messages with any questions about the material.

Notoriously harder than the other profs, but he really wants to prepare you well for the rest of the Econ major. Adds about 2-3 hours of extra online videos that are important to watch if you're going to keep up with the class.

Other than the fact that it's difficult he's a great teacher that loves Econ and will help you with anything enthusiastically if you approach him.

Instructor 5.0
Enjoyability 2.0
Recommend 4.0
Difficulty 5.0
Hours/Week 6.0
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