He's a nice guy, just needs to improve his teaching methods. He certainly knows what he's teaching, although you may find yourself quite confused on the tests.

He is sometimes hard to keep up with in lectures, and rambles sometimes, but for the most part he is very helpful and down to earth. He has a lot of schooling and professional background which makes the class totally ligitimate, and you know you're learning the right stuff.

The course is definitely interesting & I could really tell he knew his stuff.Although it's a completely different aspect from your general class,it really helps to read the book & attend class.His exams are based more on hypothetical than factual questions,but he's really nice and funny. Love the Southern accent too =]

He is a great professor and explains the concepts well. The class is definitely not simple but is super interesting and easy to follow if you go to class and pay attention. You have to study for the tests, but he's very helpful so go to his office hours. This class wasn't an easy A, but take it if you want to learn about Bus Law and enjoy it.

There's a quiz every class with clicker. You have to read the book unless you're that good at guessing. Take ALL the quizzes cuz it'll help at the end. Tests are hard if you' don't study.

Challenging class but not impossible. Attendance is mandatory as well as reading the textbook.

This class is really hard if you have a habit of missing class, and not studying. A quiz every class that require studying and the exams are difficult, tricky questions that all the answers are right,but which is the most right? On the plus side you can argue about the answers, and if you go to class every time you get extra credit at the end.

TAKE HIS CLASS! Great guy, always willing to answer questions. I almost got an A, and hardly read the book. If you go to class and listen to what he says, and actually read the book, you can get an A. The trick on the exams is knowing what the BEST answer is, and if you go to class you will know how to answer the questions.

class is not mandatory. taught basically off weCt and out the book. he explains things very well. quizes r simple but exams are a litte trickier. idk what people are talking about, go to at least half the classes and you'll pass the class. take b. rich.

You read a whole chapter before each class meeting and take a quiz on it on aplia. Book is highly needed. You don't have to buy the 1 that comes with aplia, you could purchase for aplia service on their site. 1 legal proceeding paper that was supposed to be 2000 words, but he got lazy and cut it to 1000. Good teacher

He is a really good guy, nice, and i like his teaching style. No home work, one easy group project, fun in-class activities. Tests are challenging, but if you read the book you will definitely get an A! Good class, and very interesting material!

I liked this professor. Would take him again.

hard tests, but great class.

Great class I learned a lot from Prof. Rich. He knows his stuff. Also very funny. I worked hard in this class and was about 15points from a B but hey i guess that's how it goes. Theres a quiz due online before every class (super easy) 3 test, one court date and a final.take his class you will learn a lot.

i loved this class i worked really hard and almost got a b. do well on the quizzes or youre screwed because the tests always got a class average of a d. they are very hard. know the cases especially when you are "on call" he is very helpful if you just ask him for help.. imagine that. i would take him again for sure.

Class is not that bad but there's a good amount of work you have to do. Quizzes due every other day (super easy), 3 exams (difficult), Legal Proceedings Report (Not that bad). You won't miss anything if you don't attend class because he puts the lessons up on cougar courses.

hes a super nice and funny guy once he warms up. the class isnt too hard but theres 2 10-questoin online quizzes a week on the chapter. theyre not too hard but you have to read. the tests are pretty hard though. if you try on the online quizzes, and the project, the class is passable even with low test scores. hes one of my fav teachers.

He did give 20 ec points. He gave 2 points for each day you showed up for the presentations for a total of 8, and a few on each exam. I asked him nicely after the first exam if he would curve (given the low avg) and he resisted at frist, but then gave in. Some questions are tricky but I studied hard 2 hours before each test & barely got an A.

I took him for Business Law and he was awesome. He talked about jersey shore and a bunch of other funny stuff. He was a really good professor with a lot of cool professional expereince as an attorney. You need to study if you want to do well but the class is really fun in gerneral.

You have to read the texbook before taking each Aplia quiz online. It helps have an understanding while B. Rich talks during class. He does not take attendance but you must go to class and not sit next to any of your friends. I always sat in the front and was very engaged, which made everything seem to click better and the tests easier.

Took B. Rich and learned a lot. He was a great professor with a ton of knowledge. His class is tough, you need to pay attention and study. The tests are very hard but he knows that and works with the whole class. Push yourself to learn the course work.3 tests, a legal proceedings report (don't procrastinate), "legal scholar" and aplia quizzes.

Dr. Rich's mgmt 302 class is super easy. Two papers and two exams. He curves the class. I did not pay attention too often and I still got an A. He is really nice. Good lectures

Super easy class. Two tests, he curves them if you make a good argument for it, and two papers. No group project, no cumulative tests. The lectures were kind boring, but important because he lectures about stuff that's not in the book but on the test. Nice guy, pretty helpful. However he doesn't take attendance much.

Professor Rich is a good teacher. I enjoyed his format where weekly at-home quizzes are taken, a couple of essays are written, and two major tests are given. Though, I must say that his tests are incredibly difficult . My entire class average on the mid-term was around 58%. I've never seen anything like it. Nonetheless, Rich is a great teacher.

two big papers, three very hard exams, 21 quizzes on aplia the book on campus costs a lot. He is a nice professor though and always answers students questions.

He is a cool personprofessor but be aware to read consistently if you want to do good on the challenging exams. The X factor of passing or failing the class are the Aplia classes. DO good on those with the papers, and do your best on exam then you'll most likely pass..

He reads off of PP. It's not boring, but he doesn't cover material that comes from the book. 1st essay is easy, 2nd essay took longer than expected-3 weeks to read the book and write the essay. 1st exam: mid difficulty; 2nd: hard; 3rd: easy. 2nd exam covered a lot of stuff from the book that's never mentioned in class. Curves exams so that helps

Bruce is the best! I took his 7:30am class so waking up was difficult but he has a good sense of humor and is sassy sometimes. He does read of the power points and makes you take the quizzes before going over the chapter, but as long as you read you'll do fine. He is easy on the grading and often gives a few extra credit on the exams. Just read!

B. Rich, my first business class. His lectures can be long but if you follow along with the slides he puts online you will be fine. Aplia can help you and it's a good chunk of your grade. You'll get an A on the paper at the end of the semester if you have it the required length. Tests are challenging, I barely passed the class.

BUS Law is fun. I really enjoyed his class. I even got an A+ on my first exam. He gives a few extra credit points because of his poorly worded confusing questions. He's also super funny too. He gives you case examples that are interesting and modern such as Khloe and Lamar or Walmart incidents etc. I'd take him again, the subject was seriously fun.

First off, if you like men who wear a lot of pink, then you and Bruce will get along swimmingly. The instruction in this class was great, and not to mention that the guy was super funny (if you like plenty of dad jokes). 10/10 would Bruce again.

Overall great teacher. Do the online homework and do the practice test, and you will pass.

Tough class but rewarding if you do well. People are tempted to skip class since he doesn't take attendance and the homework is online, but DEFINITELY go because it really ends up helping you on the test. His examples really help and the way he explains will help you remember it. He's nice. Go in with a determined mindset because it is tough!

I loved this class! Dr. Rich is enthusiastic about teaching and his sense of humor is infectious. Although not necessary, Id recommend going to his lectures. I also suggest getting a head start on the Court Proceedings Report, because it is pretty tedious. As long as you do the online quizzes and study for the tests, youll pass.

Prof. Rich is a great guy! He is nice, funny and always willing to help his students. Don't buy the textbook, you will never use it. GET THE STUDY GUIDE THAT MATCHES THE TEXTBOOK. it summarizes every chapter enough to get you through each quiz and there are practice quizzes to take before the big tests!

Great professor, highly recommend going to class. Do the readings, it's really not that much, try not to fall behind. go to class for the lecture because he explains in a very simplified way. if you read and go to class you will defiantly get a good grade. 2 quizzes every week but are pretty doable.

Even though attendance doesn't matter, attend the classes and take notes on lectures and you'll do fine. He explains everything super well in the class and makes it easy to understand. I never really read the textbook and attending lectures and keeping up with my quizzes made it easy to pass.

This class can be very easy if you show up to the lectures even though they are not mandatory but he explains everything very clear. I always took my notes before class since he goes through the slides fast. Don't read the textbook, just whats in the slides. Court paper is not too hard but it is time-consuming so do not wait last minute to do it!!

Going to class isn't mandatory, but I recommend going. The textbook isn't too helpful, but you don't need it if you go to class. His lectures are easy to follow and informative. I didn't do too well, but would have done much better if I went to class and took more notes.

I took Prof. Rich online and his lectures were recorded videos, he explained it very well with funny examples. If you take notes during lectures, you will do good and study for the midterms. no finals.

Hes a good professor just difficult to listen to sometimes. This class was asynchronous and sometimes his recorded lectures were around an hour and forty minutes. Tests were also monitored on a web cam. However, his material was very straightforward and there was no busy work, he was also easy to communicate with if I had any questions.

Class was asynchronous, chapter quizzes due every Sunday, video lectures are +1hrs (have it at 1.5x speed and your set), slide presentations online, 3 exams, and 1 movie review paper. I didn't find it too difficult, just create flashcards. Also makes review videos before exams and webcam needed for exams.

First of all dont buy the text book. For an asynchronous class i weirdly felt like i got to know the guy. exams are recorded so you cant cheat. the lectures are everything u need to know for the exam so just watch and take detailed notes. ended up being a pretty cool class.

Professor Rich is clear with what he expects from you. The class is structured with 1-2 quizes per week--usually about 2 per week mid-semester; each quiz1 video lecture lesson. Videos often are 50-70 minutes and test is only on what's covered in the slides, no more no less. It was hard to get myself motivated to do notes, but he gets engaging :)

Prof Rich is good at giving unbiased information in an easy-to-understand manner. He is very straightforward.

The whole class is just lectures and quizzes every week and 3 exams. I came for the first week of the semester and literally fell asleep and didn't show up until 3 months later because it wasn't beneficial to me. He does not talk about important projects at all just lectures. Exams were hard asf and the class average was a 58% on the exam.

He is super sweet just sometimes the actually material he teaches can be pretty boring/slow. I would highly recommend sitting in the front row because you won't want to fall asleep as much and he interacts with you more. There are 3 tests, 2 quizzes/week, and 1 paper (all online). Just show up and pay attention AND DO THE STUDY GUIDES for tests

Very helpful and clear lectures that were fun to listen to. Very funny and caring guy. His exams are hard but if you do the practice problems they help a lot. His paper he assigns is very easy too. Just go to class or you wont do well

Bus. Law isnt an easy course in general, but Prof Rich taught it course well. Lectures were long & could get boring but he does try to add real world examples into the lessons. Exams required respondus & were hard but as long as you studied the PowerPoints youd be okay. Overall he is a good guy & if you show up & work hard, he will help you succeed

Professor rich himself was a very nice person but his class was decently challenging and fairly uninteresting. The lectures are very dull and the test are choose the best answer which is challenging in itself.

Take notes and do the study guides, it will save you. There were two lectures a week, 2 quizzes every Sunday, and 3 exams. Lectures are long, and only certain parts are interesting. He knows his stuff and is unbiased. One term essay to write based on a movie from a list he provides. Not too hard. I should've applied myself more for a better grade.

He was a great professor. The material isn't very hard. 2 lectures per week and 2 quizzes. One 2500 word essay about a movie, was graded pretty easy. I suggest going to his lectures if you don't learn on your own.

His class is difficult but if you attend his lectures and study for the exams you will pass. He is very nice but his lectures are pretty boring. No final or midterm just 3 exams.

This is a great professor. He is a lawyer too, which is cool. I learned a lot from this class and from him. He is very kind and approachable to those who need help. The subject can be difficult at times but he provides great resources for each chapter that you are tested on.

Overall good professor, just beware of the 2,500 word paper at the end of the semester and don't put it off. His exams are based on his lectures and his quizzes are based on the textbook chapters. The textbook is not free. When you take your exams, you are recorded with sound and you have to download a lockdown browser for the exams.

Professor Rich is a wonderful professor. It is quiz heavy—you have 2-3 quizzes every week, but they are SUPER easy & you can use notes. 3 exams & NO FINAL EXAM! Very funny & uses current events such as Will Smith smacking Chris Rock. I wish more people laughed. He is accessible outside of class & very nice to talk to. 10/10 and I recommend taking!

I wrote the previous review (not enough chracters LOL) as a professor he is very sweet and caring, I do recommend this class just be VERY prepared because there's no room for error in his class.

I liked him. He was very relevant in how he presents recent events relating to business law. Like the Cracker Barrel logo change. And he is cool. But he goes too fast sometimes, and he is test-heavy. I would have passed if I had done better. And I learned more from this class than from other classes this semester. Overall, he's cool. I liked him.