Great Teacher. Super Easy, Super Interesting.

talked about a lot of cool things that had nothing to do with course material!!

Course seems easy, but he is very tricky on the tests.

Learned alot. Really liked the guy. Tests are fifty MC questions, but kinda tricky. I made an A by memorizing the notes the night before tests.

Class was difficult yet very interesting. I learned a lot from him and hope to learn more. He had curves on his tests and he was in his office during office hours. The only time he cancelled class was for bikes, blues, bbqs

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Very good teacher! This class has a lot of useful information. Tests are tricky so read the book and you'll do fine.

Driver was a good teacher, but his tests are exactly parallel with his lectures. He teaches more for practical use, not for testing. Just read the book for that. It's easy reading, too. He cancelled class randomly, but I guess we all have our days!

Mr. Driver is the best guy! He was my Insurance Advisor and he was always very helpful. Although his tests may sometimes be tricky, they aren't anything a college student can't handle. He might not answer e-mail all the time, but in person he is always

Nelson Driver is a good professor. Good times in his class personal financial management were had. That being said, he hilariously and uncannily resembles the famous civil war general ulysses s. Grant!

he's awesome

Awesome Teacher!

I think he is a great teacher. Good personality, very nice, and can be funny sometimes. I would definitely take another class from him.

This guy is great. He relates your finances to just about anything. I am already enrolled in Risk Mgmt for this Fall. Take him, you'll learn!

Cool guy. Test are mostly from book not lectures

Go to class, participate, review text, and get an A. Nelson is fun. His class is what you make of it. I would take him again in a heartbeat!!

Funny Guy!! Fun to be in class!

Funny Guy!! Fun to be in class!!

Awesome teacher. Take him for anything you can.

Very funny and full of good stories...

He is one of my favorite teachers on campus. He is hilarious. Personal Finance is really easy, but Risk Management is killing me right now.

he's a nice guy. very helpful and he talks alot about his motorcycle hobby.

I like Mr Driver. Sometimes he is vague in his requirements and not clear on what to study sometimes. Overall I did learn some from him. He's a great guy.

Funny guy, wants everyone to do well, adds bonus at the end of the semester. Would suggest taking any of his classes. Just don't count on getting tests back quickly.

funny guy. very nice. hard class unless ur willing to read alot

He is very knowledgable and class is interesting, but to do well on the tests, read the book-it is where all the questions come from! He gives bonus and curves and doesn't give a final!

Great teacher. Read book for tests.

Tests are extremely specific. Memorize percentages and numbers and you will ace his tests. Reading the book is mandatory since he never makes PPTS available. Overall, his experience in insurance actually makes this class relevant to the real world. If you need an elective, take Driver and take this class. You won't be bored and you'll learn too.

He is a really cool guy. You can talk to him about anything, and he knows EVERYTHING about insurance. But his test are pretty difficult. He is nice about curving at the end of the semester.

Extremely interesting class. Very laid back.

He's pretty funny, kinda kooky, but overall nice guy and good teacher.

This guy is AWESOME that is the only word to describe him.Show up to class and pay attention.Do not slack, slackers don't join or he will make it where you don't make it out alive.Read the book because the tests are based of the reading you are supposed to do.ASK questions!Great guy to talk to as well!

Per. Fin. is a bit tough.Teaches you practical as well as book knowledge.Do the work as it's assigned. DO NOT SLACK! Do the reading as he will give out 10 point pop quizzes which will count as bonus in the end and can help!Greatest teacher in the entire business department i have ever met.Don't get on his bad side though!

He is very laid back and always makes class fun. Don't be afraid to crack jokes in class, even if he is the target, because he will just play along and strike right back. He knows a lot about the subject matter and can explain things clearly using examples from previous work experience. Tests are fairly easy, just study what he tells you to study.

Keeps the class intersting. Uses real world examples. The test are really hard but he curves them. He actually cares about the students.

Best Teacher in Walton College

Nelson is very laid back and his classes are acutally a not that bad to sit through. You'll always get out of class super early. Don't bother taking notes in classes, just highlight the words he says in your book, then the day b4 the test (review day) just be very specific with him on what he wants you to look at in the book. Nelson is awesome

Awesome, but you had better stay up with the materials!

Go to class. Attendance is basically your grade!DO NOT buy the FBC book I never used it! We had an assignment, which I didn't do because he lets you have 2 "misses" which you can miss a class and/or assignment. Class is only like 15 minutes out of an hour and half, if that!There's a lot of boring workshops you have to sit through.Easy A, seriously!

YOU NEED A TEXTBOOK! You pretty much read the chapters and you'll make an A. Nelson is really laid back and a super nice guy. Take him for everything you can.

Pretty much the easiest B you can get on campus, if you want an A minimal work will have to be done

I had him for an 8 am business connection class freshman year and it was so worth waking up once a week to go to his class. He is funny and super laid back, he cares about his students and even brought us doughnuts one time.

Driver is one of the best teachers I've had at the U of A. He makes sure you understand the class and what you're learning. I've taken him several times and enjoyed each of the classes. He's an all around great teacher and person.

Driver is a good teacher, he uses real world examples to explain things. He loves discussion so speak up in class. In his Micro/Macro class, the textbook is absolutely ESSENTIAL. Every test has direct material from the textbook, you have to read every assigned chapter.

Driver is my favorite teacher on the hill. I have taken him for ERM and International Finance- Both classes involved very relevant topics and the projects are all very ill-defined writing assignments. He will say "just make it complete and concise" over and over but in the end these projects will be rewarding and you'll get excited about this guy.

Nelson Driver is one of the best teachers at the U of A and they are lucky to have him. He doesn't need slides because he somehow knows everything off the top of his head. The guy is very sharp. I laughed out loud during every lecture. His tests are so hard but he cushions your grade and curves everything so don't worry about it. Take him for RM.

Prof. Driver is a good professor with lots of real world experience in Risk management. There are no tests, but 3 case studies that are done in groups. He is pretty laid back. This is overall an easy class.

Driver is a great professor. His class is very lecture heavy and laid back, he uses his personal experience as well as excellent real world examples to teach. As long as you pay attention in his lectures and apply his teachings to your work you will succeed. When doing group projects make sure that your work has continuity.

Professor Driver is the best teacher Ive had at the UofA. He encourages us to think outside the box & allows us to do things our own way, which is why he doesnt give out strict/defined instructions for projects. Hes extremely knowledgeable, personable, funny, & his lectures are super relaxed. Im going to miss having him as my professor!

Professor Driver has been a great professor - there are assignment's each week and he challenges you to research the topic. He's always available outside of class, and usually responds very quickly when I emailed him. Very caring about his students, and as long as you put in some effort, you will do well.

You could tell he enjoys risk management. He assigns weekly short response homework from the book. The tests are difficult but if you pay attention in class and study what he goes over for test review you will do fine. He has a dry sense of humor which made class more entertaining and engaging.

Professor Driver is by far the best professor I've had. Very conversation based, as long as you participate you're going to do well. Homework is extremely manageable and tests are easy if you study. He is extremely nice and will help with absolutely anything! Will definitely take him again!

He was always wanting to interact with and talk to the students and was a great person. His classes are a little lengthy, and sometimes you find yourself drifting away, but you need to take notes because he does not release slides that will help on the exams. During the semester, you will do two time-consuming case studies, I really enjoyed him.

GOAT, learned a ton and Mr. Driver kept it interesting. Class is structured differently than most. I loved that since we got to do our own research and apply it to topics.

Professor Driver is a good and caring man - the does not feel as structured as other classes (no powerpoints, notes, etc.) but there is no need to worry about your grade if you pay attention and complete weekly homeworks. He is a super knowledgeable and has lot of experiences and stories to share.

Great professor, but he cares a lot about the students. The class is very group project-heavy, but he gives more than enough time to work on assignments. Overall, if you show up and participate you'll have an A.

He can be a bit disorganized, but he cares about his students and genuinely wants them to succeed. He always answered my emails within 24 hours and was always kind. The class is fairly easy as long as you stay on top of the weekly assignments and study for the exams.

Professor Driver made this class super easy. Most of the assignments were on Pearson, and the exams were open-note and open-book. There were only two exams total, and the final was even optional. There's one group project, but it doesn't take much time at all. Overall, very low-stress class.