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He's makes what I feel is boring material much less painful to get through with his joking and humor. Very down to earth. Pretty excited about the things that he is teaching.

Mr Miller is a nice guy who makes the class pretty fun. He jokes around a lot so its easy to sit through the 1hr 15min class. His exams and quizzes are easy, but often times they focus in on details that are not important to the class. Go to every lecture because quizzes often test your attendance.

knowledgeable about the material he teaches, all the tests/quizzes are directly off of the slides, not a hard class if you show up and study the slides.

Your grade in this class comes from Quizzes/Tests done with remote. The questions are often tricky so make sure you read those slides! Pay attention to acronyms, videos, and things in lists. Can't stress enough that you must be on your toes when Quizzes/Tests come around to get a good grade.

he's a really cool and funny guy, and jokes around through the class. the class really isn't hard, but you have to study slides very carefully because the tests and quizzes are tricky. and you don't even need the textbook!!!

If this guy doesn't make it as a teacher, he can find a job as a comedian. His class feels more like an hour of stand up than it does an actual lecture, but he gets the information across and if you listen to what he says, you'll do well on the tests. If you're taking BMGT110 try to get Jeff Miller. You don't need to buy the textbook either.

Pretty funny guy. Attendence is important.

Hilarious lecturer, fun class

first half of class is spent reviewing current events, he throws some good jokes in here and their, but attendance is very mandatory now with the clickers.

Miller is not a bad teacher. He is very multimedia which helps both visual and auditory learners. He does not budge on curving though, so an 89.9 is a B+, which screwed me over. Tests are on a little remote which is a little awkward, but he does offer extra credit trivia questions. Easy to approach and talk to though. Overall, not a bad class.

Attendance is mandatory. Clickers are used for tests. Pretty much goes over a bunch of really detailed slides that are posted online as well. Funny guy, really nice and helpful if you ask. Tests are not too bad if you pay attention in class. Don't have to study too hard to get by.

Lectures are mandatory. Grade Dist: 2Quizes-20%,2Tests-40%,Class Part.-10%,Final=30%. Seriously, DO NOT BUY THE BOOK, I never cracked it open. The 1st 30min Miller shows funny news articles. He's pretty funny and easygoing. MEMORIZE every sentence of the slides for the tests and quizzes. All multiple choice

Great teacher. Very entertaining. Class is really interesting until he starts teaching the material, but breaks it up with videos about current companies relating to the material. Miller's really technological. Occasionally enters inaccurate grades on blackboard and it takes FOREVER to get him to change in it. All in all, a great class.

He is a very interesting teacher to say the least. He opens each class with recent news stories that get the class going. He gives an opportunity for up to 7.5 percentage points of extra credit, so it's pretty easy to get an A or B. The tests and quizzes are based almost purely on power points that he provides on blackboard and are fairly simple

Easiest class I've taken at UMD, first A+ I've ever received and i didnt even do the extra credit assignment. Miller is relatively funny, material is straight forward, and news stories/vids keep the class interesting. DO NOT BUY THE BOOK, you don't need it. Tests are 100% from pp slides so study those and you're good.

Really, really nice guy, but hard to get ahold of after class hours. Super funny, very passionate about his field. DO NOT BUY THE TEXTBOOK, you won't use it ever. Show up to class, study for tests/quizzes, and play glo-bus and you will be fine.

Funny teacher, teaches off slides, easy exams, DO NOT BUY TEXTBOOK. Attendance not mandatory. Overall I'd say take him.

This class is very interesting and Professor Miller makes it very fun. The information you need to know is mostly based on slideshow presentation, so it is generally pretty easy.

Jeff Miller is the man. You truly end up learning a lot but your brain is never fried after this class. He's a funny, personal guy and he knows what he's talking about. It's important to show up to class and take good notes because that's what the tests (multiple choice) are based off of. I'd definitely take a class with him again.

I hate school, hate pretty much every class. Mr. Miller really knows how to get the class engaged. Hilarious teacher, I actually enjoy going to his lectures. Would never skip one. Makes you want to pay attention and learn. Great teacher. Understands students, knows how to get them engaged. Favorite teacher I have ever had. Not too hard of a teacher

Lectures are incredibly interesting because literally the majority of the time, he goes over news stories and you get to sit there and listen to him talk about stories in the business world. And he's a funny and animated guy. Highly recommend.

Prof Miller was probably one of the coolest professors at UMD. He cares about his students and is a really chill and laid back person. All you need to do is show up, TAKE NOTES, study them for the 2 quizzes and 2 exams within the semester, do well on the 2 papers he assigns and you're good! His lectures are thorough and I loved the news stories.

Professor Miller is very funny. I enjoy him going over news articles in class, but his powerpoint slides are very boring and you HAVE to take notes or else you'll have nothing to study off of. He SOMETIMES posts the lecture powerpoints online a couple of hours before an exam/quiz.

Professor Miller really knows his stuff. He is hilarious and goes through news stories for half of each class. He doesn't post lecture slides until the day before each exam, so take good notes. I actually looked forward to this class. Highly Recommend.

He is a really great guy and class isnt boring. but thats because youre scurrying to get everything down. He doesnt allow ANY technology in class, so you have to hand-write all of your notes. There is no textbook and he does not post his lectures or his lecture slides. So your notes that you took in class is all you get to study for his tests.

Miller's actual class is really interesting, the news stories especially. He's really passionate about business. Raise your hand and go into office hours early on and he'll love you. Tests are really hard to do well on unless you are able to remember a lot of info easily, and some of it is really specific.

The test and quizzes are fair but specific based on the reading, (all multiple choice) Not much homework. Class is really important definitely pay attention and PARTICPATE! If he knows you you'll be ahead. Don't use your phone he will call u out. I loved this class, I didn't do great but I felt like I was actually learning and he made class fun

Really great guy who takes the time to help you out if you're struggling in his class.

Really great guy who is incredibly funny. At least half the class is spent going over stories in the news. The actual lectures are generally short but packed with information so it's important to pay attention and go to class. Only a few homework assignments but the tests are oddly specific.

He's hilarious. I learned a lot from his class. You do "need" a textbook...I read it for the the first exam but then I stopped because his exams are only centered around class notes. He goes fast but the notes can be found in office hours . Class is comprised of notes and then stories which are engaging. VOLUNTEER so you get participation points.

Jeff Miller is a great teacher and his lectures are a lot of fun - where he fails the most is grading on time. He'll say he'll have grades in that afternoon but in reality it'll take over a week.

Miller was my favorite professor my freshman year. He is so knowledgable about business and he is very funny and entertaining. The lectures are heavy but only about half the class is spent on them, the other half he spends on news stories which is my favorite part of the class. You don't have to read the textbook but it could help.

Goes over news article almost all of class. We had 3 essays (3 page single space). He is not a tough grader. Class is involved with the news articles he covers. He provides final exam study guide from competition between students on who can make the best study guide for extra credit. Does not post lecture slides online, so attendance is mandatory.

Miller is a very genuine, caring professor. Don't be on your phone in his class, but also his lectures are pretty interesting if you're genuinely interested in business. He's a really cool guy that offers great advice and wants you to succeed if you put in the work. News stories to stay relevant! I wish there were more classes I could take with him

One of the funniest professors on campus. Material is very easy, and Miller tries to mix in as many real life examples as he can. Takes attendance about 2x a month. Tests are just basic memorization. Two major papers through the class, but both are fun and easy to write. Can't use phones or laptops in class, and he'll even call you out if you do.

One of my favorite classes last term. I love the news stories that he uses. You can tell that he likes the news stories best because he speeds through the lecture slides. I like his no phone/laptop rule but it makes penning notes a little more challenging. Great class, dont miss an opportunity to take a class with him. Hes great!

His lectures are outstanding but he covers less of the course material and more of real world issues. HOWEVER, he doesn't upload slides so if you miss class, you're screwed. He wont release the slides with the class content until a week before exams. He takes attendance(some days), is VERY strict about no tech, but he's a great professor!

He was my favorite professor this semester. I will definitely take him again. He is always very nice, respectful and he loves teaching. He cares about his students as long as they care about their own grades. Just remember, this is not an "easy A" class. You will need to read the books assigned on the syllabus.

Loved the class. It was a bit long sometimes and I had to really motivate myself to go to class sometimes, but I found all the information incredibly useful and interesting. Miller made the info relevant by including many news articles. His humor kept me from getting tired. He really makes you work for the grade, you can't just show up for an A.

Jeff is a very nice guy and wants is passionate about the class. He spends a lot of time going over news stories which are fun to discuss with the class. There is very little work required for this class, but you do need to read and take notes on the readings. If you can do these things, it is an easy A.

Jeff Miller is the best business professor I've had so far at UMD. Take his class! He's a hilarious guy, there's literally one homework assignment and the exams come straight from the slides and module videos. Make sure to go to class (it's interesting so it's not a chore) and participate!

Really cool guy, spends half of class teaching and the other half discussing cool news articles and updates with the class. Minimal work outside of class. There's a neat business simulation we did, basically 10 minutes of work once a week. There were 2 papers to write and a small book to read, really chill.

Miller is a great guy and lectures are never boring. Class content is interesting and his lectures are great but he is a very tough teacher. Dont slack off at all or it will seriously affect your grade. Tests are hard so make sure you study since there arent many homework assignments.

Lectures were always fun and informative. I enjoyed going to class and learning about current business events. The tests and quizzes were all pretty tough though. Theres a lot of trick questions and the questions were all really specific so if you dont remember literally every single bit and fact he said in lectures, youre sorta screwed.

Super funny and caring guy. Definitely takes a lot of pride in teaching. TA's were rude and all graded differently, so the course was weird. Assignments were often so ambiguous that people didn't know what to do. Class wasn't bad but was unnecessary. Zero exams or quizzes, and all the assignments are relatively simple.

Prof. Miller is a really interesting man, at the beginning of the semester I was not a fan of all the corny jokes and random tangents but over time I started to enjoy the class more and more. Covid forced a lot of professors to change their style but this class was easy overall, The work is easy but there are 3 fairly long papers but graded easy.

Jeff is great! Such a funny guy. The assignments are often a little unclear as they are not instruction-heavy. However, he's my favorite professor and really cares about his students. Would definitely take another one of his classes.

I had Miller for two courses, the assignments had creative leeway and if you tried you did well. It was on Zoom and he likes to make jokes while he talks.

He's super chill and funny. Class is spent going over news stories instead of actual class content, which we have to learn on our own for participation, which seemed illogical. Overall though, Jeff is a great guy and an easy A.

Very easy class just show up and participate in class and you will get an A. A lot of essays but there very easy.

Very easy class. You just need to show up to lectures and you don't even need to pay attention. He gives no quizzes nor exams, which is awesome. All you have to do is watch a couple quick videos once a week and write a paragraph or so reflection. There are a few other assignments, all very easy (you don't even need to get the required readings).

I really enjoyed having Jeff for my BMGT110S class in my freshman spring semester. I wish we were in person, but as a scholar I'm sure I will see him this fall. As a huge participant, I enjoyed his humor and was able to establish a close relationship with him while online. For those that don't plan on putting in effort, this prof is not for you.

He's super nice and approachable. Easy reflections each week and showing up to class is a huge part of your grade. 2-3 essays and a video project make up the rest. He's always available during office hours for any questions. No tests. Take him!

Prof. Miller is hilarious, experienced, likable, easily accessible outside class, and makes his class super fun. He combines news articles with class contentthis was useful because I related the two a lot for the weekly reflections. Do NOT procrastinate the bigger assignments and you'll be set!

He gives great lectures and is very engaging and hilarious! Don't procrastinate the big assignments because he will not give extensions. No tests in the class make it less stressful and more enjoyable. Weekly reflection assignments, but not too bad and graded pretty easy. The news articles at the beginning of class make it enjoyable before lecture.

Everything is graded based on completion. If you do your work, you will get an A+. You have to show up to lecture in order to get something to write about for your weekly reflection, but you only need to show up once a week

This was by far the easiest class I have taken at UMD. The in class discussion had nothing to do with the actual content which was somewhat annoying, but he made it entertaining so I don't think anyone cared too much. You do one big project at the end of the semester and that's basically all the work you have to put in.

Student ID's are scanned randomly for weekly attendance, one big franchise assignment but given so much time for this, graded for completion. Super long and annoying but not difficult. One book report on business style book, and weekly content reflections. Super strict about no phones and no technology but easy class to boost your GPA.

Gives great lectures, is very funny, and is a very reasonable grader. I enjoyed the class as much as one can enjoy an elective course. Only thing keeping him from a 5 is his "no phones or laptops in lecture even for taking notes" rule. Like what is this, 8th grade? But other than that, great professor.

About 3/4 of lectures are spent going through news stories and talking about them and the rest was actual content. The class is an easy A+ as long as you go to lectures and show a little bit of effort because there's weekly reflections based on the content. But he's extremely strict about technology and you scan your ids for attendance.

The only negative thing about his class is that you had to read and write a lot (2 books, weekly class reflections, and occasional large reflections), and the class has occasional dull moments. Other than this, the class is interesting, the professor always makes jokes, and the class flies by.

Such a fun and unique guy. Put in the work and it's an easy A. He is very particular about formatting and phones, otherwise he is very laid back. He doesn't give exams and you will learn a lot about current events. I am taking 110 with him next semester.

Overall I liked Jeff Miller he was a very fun teacher and made lectures interesting. I learned a lot about business and I would definitely take his class again. The only thing I didn't like was the fact that he only allowed hand written notes but other than that BMGT110 is a very good class. I'd definitely recommend taking his class.

Miller is a great prof. The only bad reviews are from people who got called out for being on their phone. So if you can stay off you phone for 1 hour you will do fine in this class. Content is alright general overview of different smith majors. Clear grading scale great prof easy A

This is a professor with a deep understanding of business. If you're going into business but don't know exactly where, you WILL be provided with enough information in the business value chain to make a educated choice. Its a 110 class, he's a nice professor, don't use your phone, attend class, be active and you will learn. He is excited to teach!

Really easy class, attendance is part of your grade but the lectures aren't anything you need to take notes on. Jeff's pretty engaging and funny. Hardly any homework but the few papers have to be perfectly formatted or you'll lose big points. Otherwise he doesn't care what you write. Have a TA proofread before you turn in anything. Take this class!

The professor is engaging and makes the lectures interesting, but he can be overly strict about phone usage. Attend class, take handwritten notes, and you'll likely do well. unstuckstudy was a big help for studying.