Be ready to work your butt off for a low B. He is rude, condescending and his test (6) and a final do not reflect at all the book. He expects you to know everything from his perspective and will tell you in emails basically how you are garbage. His grades in exams are so low he had to give curves in one of the six.

The course study material did not match what students are tested on. The professor is condescending and claims that he tries to promote comprehension instead of test taking. Avoid taking this course and this professor.

The material is easy but the exam questions are tricky. He would say it is to develop critical thinking but his exam questions are worded confusingly and the answers could go either way. He would rant on repetitively to make it seem he is doing his job teaching but he is just rambling.

Tests do not match what is lectured. The concepts are easy to understand for anyone, but passing of the tests is very hard due to trick questions. Not sure about passing the class, coming from a Business Major.

He is a very poor instructor and routinely falls on the excuse that things are subjective and he is the subject matter expert. He refers to this line when giving test feedback on questions that he freely admits are opinion-based. To get it right, you have to guess his opinion (his words, not mine). He won't use Rubrics for objectivity either.

This is one of the hardest courses I have taken in my MBA program only because of the instructor. The exam questions are misleading, there's very little feedback provided, & the papers do not have a clear rubric. I'm not even sure how you should study for this course. You essentially need to take a guess and hope for the best. Stay away if you can!

Worst class in the whole MBA program. He prides himself on students doing poorly. He thinks making his course hard somehow gives it more prestige and means he is doing a better job of teaching. HIs grammar is poor so your instructions for papers and the test questions are hard to understand. Poor teacher that likes to talk, but not teach.

I've taken other marketing classes through the LSUS Online MBA program and have really enjoyed them. I found myself struggling through this class as the objectives weren't clear, lacked grading rubrics and the exams included new information not found in the readings or his long-winded lectures. If possible take this class through another teacher.

I read all the material and write notes during his moodle lectures. When the exams come up, there are questions of material that we did not even cover. I have taken other marketing classes as well as other MBA classes obtaining A's in all of them. This class has me struggling to get a C.

Although I studied the provided reading matterials, powerpoints, and listened to his long boring lectures it seemed as if none of this mattered becuse his exams were extremly subjective and asked questions on material that can not be found anywhere in material provided. I would take this course with someone else.

A good teacher is the one who can explain things clearly so that students will understand and connect to the subject. Unfortunately, Khan Imran is not one of them. If Professor Khan reads this review, please consider to quit teaching; it's not your craft.

grading criteria were very tough to understand, the tests often had errors in them also. Extra credits given by the professor were needed in order for this class to produce a decent result.

I was excited to learn about marketing and was looking forward to this class; however, professor Khan made it extremely confusing and dislikable. The main reason is that the tests and book material are not connected. It was pure misery and unpleasant experience.

It was my last class in the MBA program, and it was the worst one. I wish I read the reviews before choosing the teacher. Without the curve and the extra credit, I probably won't pass the class. The professor's incompetency in English made the course confusing and unnecessarily complicated. Save time and energy and consider a different teacher.

Worst educational experience ever. If you are taking this class make sure you write down every word during the taped recordings and memorize the ppt slides. Professor more interested in proving how smart he was by making every test question a trick question. Very disengaging with demeanor towards students.

Be ready to spend up to 30 hours each week to get the work done. The material wasn't difficult. The tests were very tricky. Average score on final was under 70%. I wouldn't take this professor again.

Take him only if you HAVE to. Would not wish my enemy to have him.

1. Tricky questions. 2. you need have some prior marketing knowledge to answer some of those questions. It's tough to keep up with the class.

STEER CLEAR OF THIS PROFESSOR. He is an awful instructor. Lectures are a whole lot of NOTHING. Weekly tests are so tough. Watched each weeks lecture 2x through, read the readings and still failed the tests. Nice person, VERY POOR instructing abilities. Acts like we are all PHDs and industry professionals. Needs to reevaluate teaching methods. AWFUL

Worst graduate course I have ever taken. 1 week into the course and I dropped. Professor is HORRIBLE. DO NOT TAKE THIS COURSE WITH HIM. Unhelpful, full of himself and does NOT KNOW HOW TO TEACH. Very lecture heavy. TESTS SEEM TO HAVE 2 CORRECT ANSWERS. Seems to enjoy students struggling in his class. Class average on tests were failing %'s. Avoid!

Dr Khan relies heavily on his lectures to get information out (which weekly tests are on), but his extreme difficulty speaking the English language hinders his students. I counted him saying "umm" or "uhh" 316 times IN ONE LECTURE. You have to decipher the entire lecture and end up not getting any information out of it.

Test heavy, and information necessary to be successful for assignments/tests is vague. Lectures difficult to stay focused due to UH's & UM's, and impossible to apply the information. VERY contradictory information compared to real world application. Tests POORLY worded, with over-engineered variables to seemingly lead students astray. AVOID!

Terrible experience with this professor. Lectures are very long and not "to the point." Exams are so contradictory and have multiple correct answers. You have to "get in his head" and know what HE would choose as the correct answer. To put it simply: I'd rather walk on broken glass that is on FIRE, before I ever take a class with Imran Khan again.

Written assignments are very detailed and graded with no surprises. Quizzes are extremely difficult. He does not follow a textbook and the questions come from the lectures which are not structured well. Class avg on quizzes was 60% at highest and there were multiple weeks with 0 students getting A's and more F's than B's/C's/D's combined. Beware.

I am no slouch, I knew an MBA would be a lot of work. I watched every single lecture he posted and read the chapters (that were optional). I got a D on most exams but As on all the papers. One of his exams, 57 students (the vast majority) got an F. His exams are completely subjective, designed to trick you. Take a different professor.

One of my least favorite classes I have my undergraduate in Marketing and took this professor for my MBA Marketing class. Every test was trying to figure out what the answer he though was the best choice. No book, only his pre recorded lectures, that I must say weren't the best. I would not take him again.

Horribly structured class. The quizzes are based on his lectures, which seem painfully long, even though only about 30-40 min. Difficult to follow what he is saying and even more difficult to follow his poorly worded questions on quizzes. I spent a lot of time taking notes and listening to his lecture, but still did terrible on the quiz. Avoid!

One of the worst professors I have taken so far in the MBA program. 7 quizzes, closed notes/books, and 3 written assignments. The quizzes are drawn out questions that are completely subjective to what he would personally pick in that scenario. His lectures are monotone and riddled with "uh uh uh," and "ugh..." If you can, skip him.

The material in MKT701 is not challenging but Prof. Khan makes it difficult. Quiz questions are like riddles and the majority of class made C or lower on quizzes. Weekly quizzes and 3 written assignments does not provide chance to make up grade. I strongly recommend not taking MKT701 from this professor if you are in the online MBA program.

I'm on my last course for MBA at LSUS, and I can say that he is by far the toughest I have faced during this tenure. It's like there is no way you can get him to say you have done Great job, He makes you sweat like hell to make your life as much hard as it can even be in a course. I would only advise taking his class if you have no other commitment

If you have misophonia, avoid this man's lectures. If you like good grades for your hard work, avoid this man's class. If you actually want to learn marketing, pick a different professor. The tags only have positive tags so just imagine the opposite of whats tagged.

I don't think that his TAs could even pass his exams as they are poorly worded and are all based on his opinion not necessarily what's found in the textbook or are commonplace business practices. Skip this "professor".

This professor and his TA's tend to grade your work based on personal preference. You can put little effort into one paper an get a A or B and then spend two weeks on another and get a D, with more research/analysis. You basically have to be psychic in order to get a decent grade in this class.

The Quiz are conceptual and need a lot of reading the contents, the lecture or the videos are not enough to get through the quizzes. The assignment are very length and expectation is to make them a perfect document which is difficult to achieve with the part time modules. if this was a full time course it would be easy .

The test questions were all subjective trick questions and although the lectures and reading materials were interesting they didnt help. I even work in the same industry and it was like the twilightzone. Beware of this course with this professor...the bad reviews are accurate.

Please do yourself a favor and DO NOT take his class. He will spend extra time in his lectures confirming he is doing a great job as a professor without acknowledging that more than half of his students are failing his course. His quizzes will 100% not correlate to any material given. None of the negative ratings are false. He earns them.

Avoid this professor if you can! His quiz questions and answers are often poorly worded so it's sometimes difficult to understand what the questions are asking and what the answers are. The lectures are supremely boring, although it is important to pay attention and know every word because the quizzes are all based off on them.

I am A-B student and was so close to failing this class. DO NOT TAKE HIM unless you already have a strong background in marketing.

Avoid the class if you don't have an inkling of marketing knowledge. But if you do, don't expect to understand the quizzes. Khan needs to reassure himself and try to convince you that he is great - repeatedly... Hopefully, you don't have a constant commenter on each call; it will be the (call) that never ends; it will go on and on, my friends.

DO NOT TAKE this class with this professor unless you already have a background in marketing. His lectures are long and wordy. The textbook is outdated and does not align with what he lectures. His quizzes include questions that are wordy and hard to understand and never align with the review material for the week.

Make sure to check due dates..... No leniency on a common issue that is known about the program.