Alexander Miller

4 reviews
Average rating: 2.75

This professor has taught: THET110, THET223, THET285, THET390

Grades

During the Spring 2020 and Spring 2021 semesters, students could choose to take some of their courses pass-fail mid-semester which skews grade data aggregated across multiple semesters.

Average GPA of 3.48 between 271 students*

Grade Distribution+-051015202530354045505560657075% of studentsABCDFWother
A-: 17.34%
A: 36.53%
A+: 16.97%
B-: 7.01%
B: 4.06%
B+: 7.38%
C-: 2.21%
C: 1.11%
C+: 1.85%
D: 0.37%
D+: 0.74%
F: 0.74%
W: 2.95%
other: 0.74%
* "W"s are considered to be 0.0 quality points. "Other" grades are not factored into GPA calculation. Grade data not guaranteed to be correct.
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Alexander Miller
THET110

Expecting an A
admin
09/03/2025		He was a nice guy who was very passionate about theater. I think that this class had interesting moments, and I especially found the history aspect of it to be fun. The grading was VERY lenient so long as you showed up to class and completed your assignments. There are weekly quizzes, but the material covered is directly from the videos he posts. He does penalize you in participation if you are not attending, but it's not hard to avoid that.
Alexander Miller
THET110

Expecting an A
admin
05/31/2025		Unless you’re a theatre major, this class is highly uninteresting, lots of busy work, and mandatory attendance. Classes are boring and not worth your energy and time.
Alexander Miller
THET110

Expecting a B+
admin
05/31/2025		Unless you enjoy theatre this class sucks. Busy work, he grades pretty seriously, and overall the class content isn’t interesting. If you’re looking for a gen-ed save your time don’t take this class.
Alexander Miller
THET110

Expecting an A
admin
12/05/2024		Way too much work for a gen-ed class. I took this to complete my humanities credit and it was so much random busywork. There are two lectures a week, one recorded and one online. With these lectures, there are two discussions (one short and one long) and sometimes a short quiz. He graded so harshly on these discussions. I had to pay 21 dollars for an online play, go in person to watch said play, and write two 500+ word essays. Unless this is your last resort, take another class.