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I'm a 21yo(F) currently in my first year of college. One of my first required classes was, obviously, a College level math course. Due to some severe anxiety and a hearing disability I decided I would be better off taking my Colleges online classes rather than the brick and mortar classes. My online math class started off pretty well, the teacher put up an announcement stating the class was starting, where we needed to go to submit assignments, ect.   


The problem didn't really start till after the second set of assignments were due. (Basically you had two assignments due every two weeks, a hand written review test of the chapter and a set of worksheet that added up to like 100-120 math problems). The first week went fine, I submitted my stuff early. The second week I ended up waiting till two days before the due date for the assignments because I got sick. I logged in to the school website to start my assignments only to find that they had been closed early. Emailed the teacher, got no reply. Called the teacher, got no reply. I sent a copy of my assignments in via email and wrote a complaint to technical support in case the problem was with the website and not the assignment. Tech support got back to me and told me that the assignments had been closed by the teacher and not them. I ended up letting it go and took the hit to my grade for not submitting the assignments. Just to make sure, I did the next four weeks worth of assignments in the next three days so they wouldn't be missed. 

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Then came my midterm. It was a whopping 500 points. Now, this is in a class that only had a max of about 1,500 points available to be scored. My final exam was also 500 points and then the last 500 was divided among the review tests and the worksheets. I studied like hell for my midterm and I took as much time as I could to let the information sink in. Five days before the midterm due date I went to take it. Only to find it closed. I emailed him 12 times. Called him 22 times. I drove up to the college to try and get in touch with him only to find out his classes were in the central college (About an hour away from me). I ended up having to go into my academic advisers office, in tears and having a panic attack, because I thought I was going to fail his class since that midterm was 1/3 of my grade and I had already two assignments worth of work. She called the Dean of Education with me sitting beside her and I had to explain what was going on while still having a panic attack. The Dean emailed him and got a response back within 10 minutes and the assignment was reopened with an extended due date.  (I got 489/500) The professor then went on to do that with two more assignments (After the mid term I just shotgunned the rest of the assignments because I couldn't go through that again so I didn't get caught up in that whirlwind again.)  


About ten days before the end of the  semester the college sent out course performance reviews. I gave him a *scathing* review. So Scathing, in fact, that his boss The Dean of STEM called me and asked why I was so negative about the course. Now, I have several friends that have the same major as me and two of them ended up taking this guys class. However, they took the in school class rather than the online one. I ended up telling them about the review I left and they both got incredibly angry with me. They said that it wasn't fair for me to have given him such a bad review, that they're classes went perfectly fine and he was such a nice guy, and that I probably negatively effected his peers view of him and other things. 

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I didn't intend to hurt the Prof. I just wanted to give my honest opinion about the course. But now that I'm going over it and I have my friends opinions on the guy I can't help but feel bad? Like I and a few other people in his online class had a horrible experience with him but his normal classes all love him? AITA here? Should I not have given him such a bad review even though I had a negative experience?

giving my College Prof A bad review