Sarah Payne is an English professor at Northeastern University rated 3.5/5 by 4 students, with 2.3/5 difficulty and 100.0% who would take them again (TRACE + RateMyProfessors + Reddit, updated July 2026).
Sarah Payne professor reviews and ratings: 3.5/5 from 4 student reviews at Northeastern (100.0% would take again). TRACE + RateMyProfessor + Reddit.
One blog per week and 3 major essays for the course. Overall the workload is not too bad and the class is relatively chill. (Mostly discussion and readings) One thing great about the professor is that she gives good and constructive feedback on our essays. Easy B or B+ if you follow her instructions. A or above is relatively hard.ENGW1111 2019-01-14 20:30:19 +0000 UTC
Sarah is so chill. The class is mainly just discussion, I don't think there was a single lecture the entire semester. She assigns some really easy essays, you should be fine if you are literate and know MLAAPA and basic grammar. Very easy and pleasant class if you do the work and show up.1111 2015-04-16 20:14:25 +0000 UTC
Class discussions do not require you to raise your hand so people just yell out what they think. For teaching a writing course for the sciences, she's surprisingly against scientific thought processes; she will take off points if you write about a topic she doesn't understand. She's really naive about healthcare in general. Not recommended.ENGW3306 2014-10-01 10:33:52 +0000 UTC
Sarah's class made me actually enjoy English for the first time in my life. Her syllabus and course guidelines are unique, engaging, and thought provoking. If you're looking for an easy A this isn't your prof, but if you're looking for an interesting class to expand your skills and your knowledge (despite your major) then I HIGHLY recommend SarahENGW1111 2015-04-06 11:17:51 +0000 UTC
Sarah Payne has an average rating of 3.5/5 from 4 student reviews. 100.0% of students said they would take them again.
Sarah Payne's classes have a difficulty rating of 2.3/5 based on student reviews.
Sarah Payne has taught ENGW3315, ENGW1111 at Northeastern.
Data updated July 2026.