be prepared to play her game, Remember jump through her hoop. Has no real clue what happens in the real world. Very tough to deal with. Good luck

Had no idea what she wanted from the tests. No study guide. Tests and quizzes are rushed. Have to turn in assignments through email when Moodle has a freaking drop box. I have gotten an error right after turning in the assignment. Had I not known, my work could have been considered late. Other students got a message that her inbox was full. Argh!!

Has no real life experience. She is an HR professor who doesn't technology! Tests are ridiculously hard. She gives huge amounts of work for little reward. She thinks her class is all you have on your plate. Good luck id pass on her as a professor.

Worst experience so far at LSUS. Has little to no respect for students. Assignments are very unclear. Likes to use big words and blurs clarity by being pedantic. She will take 1500 words to explain a 1000 word assignment. Good luck figuring out what she wants, slow grader. Would never take a class from this professor again. Worst ever.

Felice is argumentative with students, and her instructions are unclear. She allows her personal philosophies to influence her grading, thus eliminating opportunity to hear opposing viewpoints on facially neutral issues. Avoid this lady if at all possible.

Dr. Williams' class is the worst I have experienced at LSUS. Like a reviewer last year mentioned, she changes the rubric just for kicks, and her instructions are unclear at best. She asks essay questions in such a way that it's obvious what the "correct" answer is, and it won't help your grade to try to take a stand for your own convictions. Avoid!

Class was annoyingly difficult with easy subject matter. Get ready to write. ALOT!! Writing 2-4 papers a week (APA format and references). Oh and the questions have 20 questions within one assignment. We received more work during the holidays -forget travel-forget full time work. Class is a full time job. Worst class I ever had bar none!!!

Dr. Williams decided to change books before current semester, but she failed to get info to the bookstore until 3 days before class started. Grading criteria has changed a couple times during this class. Appears to be using test bank for previous book (same author, but slightly different information). Emails from Dr. Williams are unprofessional.

Horrible, no information about this class was provided until three days before class started. She refused to answer any question relating to textbook information or syllabus. Her response to an email asking about the textbook resulted in a mass email saying 'in my last email, i thought i asked for patience. The coursework was okay. Bad attitude.

Class is a useless exercise in jumping through unknown hoops. Professor Williams does not answer emails or respond to questions. She uses an unknown test bank from a different textbook than Wiley. Her grading rubric for discussion posts changes with the wind. Avoid at all costs. LSUS needs to replace her with someone who responds to students.

professor has a bunch of 'coaches' do her work for her, proctors useless examples like a syllabus quiz. School needs to replace this 'professor' asap if you would even consider someone that just does nothing a 'professor'. Useless busy work.

This class is the worst at LSUS. I graduate next semester and there is no easy way to say it, they need to replace her. Two chapters , assignment paper of 1000 words, a test and a discussion board PER week. The load isnt the problem, the material is. No communication from teacher. You can not take this class with another one of you have a job.

You basically teach yourself. The material is not hard but she makes it hard purposely. This class could be enjoyable if the right person taught it. No videos or lectures. Do not take with another class. 1000 word paper every week. Avoid taking her if you can

Worst professor so far, has coaches do all the work that provide useless generalized feedback that is inaccurate. Avoid at all costs.

Everything is hard. Two chapters a week with an assignment, discussion board and a test. No communication from professor what so ever. Expect 25+ hours a week for this class do barley pass no matter how much effort you put in. I cant believe I paid to have this class

Self learning class, professor has multiple 'coaches' to do her work for her. Grading is not consistent and coaching feedback is a sad attempt to prove who is 'right'. You have to memorize almost every theory and creator to do well on tests. Useless knowledge to retain. If this was my first class at this school I would quit and go somewhere else.

Avoid this professor if you can, if you can't only take one class because there is a lot of useless busy work and expectations required. Grading isn't consistent and you are heavily penalized for menial things.

The material is fine but the new textbook is horrid and the authors use it to further their own agenda and cite their own floundering research. Williams is absent, so you better hope you get a good TA. I don't know why she makes the exams 50 questions of meaningless details. You might as well just forget the real world concepts all together.

Difficult class. Most will bomb tests but papers will offset the bad tests.

This has been the worst experience of my MBA. If I wanted memorization classes I would go back to undergrad. I am not even sure she is real as she hides behind her coaches and sends out canned email messages once in awhile. This has been a waste of time, effort, money and she should be fired.

She doesn't teach anything; she has her coaches do all the feedback. There is little to no direction, and the text reads like it was written by a high school student--punctuation and grammatical errors, etc. I would stay very clear of Dr. Williams for any course after this semester.

Tests on minute details rather than concepts. You have to teach yourself - no lectures, no resources other than a terribly written textbook.

Very inconsistent grader. Doesn't follow her own rubric. Weekly discussions that are "graded for participation only" are not. To be frank, this class stinks but you should be able to pass it, just not with an A.

Just be prepared to read and she does not use zoom like other professors. This a very time-consuming course. BE prepared to read and memorize.

Grading and feedback is inconsistent and there is no real assistance from the professor. I've never wanted a class to be over to quickly, its extremely frustrating. 1000 word papers every week that seem to be graded only on turnitin score.

This professor does not care about you learning the concepts to be able to apply them. The material is not super difficult, but she purposefully goes out of her way to make her students' lives miserable during the course. All tests focus on minute details, so be prepared to memorize every word and number in the text. Avoid her like the plague!

Pray for a good coach, read up on APA formatting, and get ready to write.

Dr. W. is pure academician with no real-world experience and very proud of her achievements. MADM courses are often detail heavy. This was over the top with crappola details of no import nor relevance to the real-world. Rote memorization of EXACT words with conflicting uses by various authors for common mgmt concepts. Poor exam selection by prof.

Weekly assignments are 1000 word ALA pager, 500 word post, 1 hour procured test. No review questions or study material. Prof states written notes should equal length of chapter to prepare for exams, 30 page chapter 30 pages of notes to prepare for in-depth tests. Class average is mid C or lower, does give rubrics for papers that TA's grade.

if you want a perfect 4.0 you just lost it taking this class. Assignments though lengthy are not difficult. The problem arises when it comes to the test. She does not lecture at all only uses whats provided by the book company. That book is poorly done where you need to watch hours of lecture with information placed in the test that is useless.

I've never taken a class where the instructor doesn't participate. We had a total of three messages from the instructor for the entire term, and the final one simply advised us to take a "w" if our grades were low. Tons of mind-numbing reading, and weekly tests stress memorization over actual learning. If you see a numbered list, memorize it.

Take someone else. You'll spend more time reading, studying, and writing than any other class in the program. She is also absent from the class.

The material covered in the course was incredibly detail oriented; however, the level of detail was expected as it is a graduate level course. The professor was more interested in testing on the smallest details and not on theory. If the exam was based on theory, such as the exam for Chapter 4, it was presented through direct quotes as T/F.

I took the 7 week course. We didn't receive grades on assignments until week 6. She didn't input grades for assignments that were done and turned in on time, so I had to rush and do those assignments during my last week while preparing for our comprehensive final. The syllabus is wrong and instructions are unclear. Pray for the best.

Not only does she assign lots of work that must be completed, she is TERRIBLE about getting assignments graded in an orderly fashion. There is two days left in my semester and I still have a good number of assignments that have yet to be graded.

Just took Module 1, oh my goodness. Impossible tests where you have to memorize the 45 pages of text in order to get a 100. Good luck, I'm lucky if I will get a C.

Be prepared for 100% reading comprehension. She doesn't ask questions on concepts but instead more minute details. The test questions are meant to trick you. The readings take a lot of time (the text book is average at best), the ROI is not worth it. Hours and hours of reading to get C's on the tests. Cumulative mid-term and final - no notes.

QUIZZES ARE RIDICULOUS. She tests on the most unimportant things & when I discussed my concerns with her, she basically told me I was a poor performer even though I made high A's and B's on everything else. No PP's were used and 0 feedback on quizzes to help you go over missed concepts. she is not open-minded & is set on using ineffective methods.

You have exams, business simulations thats due multiple times a week, plus you have the book home work your responsible for on mindtap. Worst class I have ever taken.

There is nothing difficult about the material or the theories reviewed (although, the authors attempted to make it complicated), but several other reviews are correct: it's not whether or not you comprehend the material, but what meaningless minutiae you memorize. There were no lectures. I got minimal feedback, if any. Got a good grade, but blah.

It's weird rating her as my professor when she did nothing but hand out dated .pdfs and write a syllabus. The academic coaches write the papers and your peers grade your discussions. She literally suggests that your notes on a chapter are as long as the chapter. Also, she will quiz you on the most obscure details.

This was my first MBA class and made me want to give up after the first week. I do not understand how this professor expects working adults to read and memorize as much as she requires. Weekly quizzes are HARD and focused on minor unimportant details rather than a high-level understanding of the chapters. 1000 word paper every week!

Most uninvolved, unorganized, and unprofessional professor Ive dealt with in my entire college career. Does not submit grades in a timely manner, so dont expect to use those to know where you should improve. Is not accessible outside of class. When she does eventually respond to your email, itll say something along the lines of, google it

One of the most time consuming classes in the MBA program. Papers require in-depth responses & largely depends on the TA grading. Exams are used to trick & focus less on actual material but more on insignificant details. Study every line in the chapters as the text is the most useful aspect of the class. Good luck! You'll need it!

This was the worst class I have taken at LSUS. I generally enjoy the classes, but not this one. The readings are extremely heavy (500 page text book throughout the 7 weeks). The papers are very vague (correlating two topics from each chapter together) and graded on the harsher side. I did not learn much from this class.

Do not take this class. This is the worst professor at LSUS. Does not give guidance, does not respond, and asks test questions on minute details non relating to course material. I did not learn anything and can not apply this class to my career. Stay away.

The weekly quizzes are designed to trip you up. The written assignments are ridiculous. You have been warned. I wish I had seen this website sooner.

Typical MADM class. Material is very outdated. Tests are not hard, but she does test you on insignificant material. Weekly papers are extensive and the directions are confusing. I emailed for clarification and the professor nor the TA emailed me back. Not sure how it words in academia, but in the corporate world you email someone back.

One week from the end of the semester, and I only had about 1/3 of my assignments graded. Unacceptable for a capstone class. Her instructions are very vague and stupidly verbose. There are no rubrics for anything. The final project was onerous and she gave us less than two weeks to come up with a 60 page report and a presentation. Dreadful class.

The only good thing about this class is the extra credit that can be very beneficial at the end. Other than the extra credit opportunities, the professor itself is absolutely horrible and unsympathetic. Highly doubt that she cares about her students

There's no getting out of this class which was the hardest class of my college career. Papers each week. Tests are kinda easy, they're on quizlet, study beforehand. In the last 2 weeks, be prepared for a 60 page assignment, presentation, & powerpoint. This instructor is rude, takes very long to grade assignments, and reply to emails.

This professor did not teach the class. The TAs did all the grading and communication. You have to read two long chapters and write a paper each week. We also had a quiz each week, which were impossible to prepare for.... each with about a 75% class average.

Nope. Nope. Nope. I would not recommend this professor. Do not expect timely feedback on assignments, when requested. This professor is not responsive within 24 hours as cited in the syllabus. Prof. Williams does not provide ANY module lectures or study guides for weekly quizzes. Some of the instructional videos need refreshing.

I'm honestly not sure that Dr. Williams actually taught the class. PPT slides had a different course number & professor's name on them & automated voice read lecture - avg ~15 mins per chapter. Papers were graded by a different professor w/minimal feedback. The textbook was awful which made taking quizzes hard. Wasn't hard, but took a lot of work.

RUN....HIDE....DO NOT TAKE ANY CLASS WITH DR. FELICE WILLIAMS!! Real-life example....I failed to list TWO ITEMS on a job questionnaire that I included in the actual job description assignment and I lost EIGHTEEN POINTS!!! 18 points for such a MINOR oversight!!! Class average in the next to last week is currently an 88....thats out of 135 students!!

This class was just...horrible. I received a 95%, and I thought it was the worst class I've taken at LSUS. Being an HR professional I had the advantage of already knowing a lot of the material. The grading criteria was ridiculous and unclear, she didn't grade her own assignments, and there were typos on the tests and assignment instructions.

The breakdown that no other review addressed or wasn't offered before. Each week the HR current Affairs articles/ discussion post are extra credit worth 7 wk = 49 points extra credit for the term. Instructions across the board are super confusing. We were told the extra credit was worth 1 point each week. You can do bad on test and pass with a B.

The 3 tags I used..imagine the complete opposite since RateMyProfessor doesn't have negative tags. Random grading on assignments. Vague feedback that contradicts what is actually submitted by the students in the assignment. The most muddled assignment directions I have ever seen by a professor. LSUS desperately needs some Quality Control here.

Unclear instructions related to assignments. When students ask for clarification, the response is to refer back to the syllabus. No communication or community. Assignments not difficult, but unclear, archaic and irrelevant. Professor is difficult and unavailable.

Predictable weeks. Time consuming. Read 2 chapters, quiz, & write a 750 word paper. The chapters are LONG and the quizzes are insanely specific and not about concepts. You cannot summarize the chapters with chatgpt and pass the quizzes. The papers saved me - graded by the assistant, all As. Quizzes Cs and Ds, but not weighted as heavily

There is no actual teaching that happens- it's a lot of reading and a lot of writing papers every week. Tests are not straightforward at all and she makes the subject more difficult than necessary. The class could be really engaging and interesting. The only interaction via email and grading you will get is from the TA. Major disappointment.