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MGT3013 - 1.0 rating“I took him during the winter intersession and he's a great teacher who wants his students to succeed but he purposely makes the class/tests difficult so you have to go to class and pay attention but he's funny and keeps his lectures entertaining gives extra credit and curves the class at the end”
MGT3013 - 4.0 ratingClass Info
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Reviews (110)
I hated this class. I hated it with a passion. I got an A in it, but I had my doubts the whole way through. The thing that kills me is that he is too darn lazy to write his own tests so there would be a 45 minute long discussion on the fairness of the questions...after a good argument he would agree they were ridiculous. He's nice, funny..but lazy.
He is awesome! Great professor and great class. He is the greatest teacher you can have in the business school
Personally, he seems like a great guy. Funny and nice. As a teacher, he's probably the worst I've ever taken. I got a B in the class but he doesn't write his own tests so his personal opinions that he spews forth in class are completely worthless 95% of the time, but then he'll say a random phrase that will show up as an essay question .
B AD 2091 is just one of those courses that every business major has to take, but from this class alone I know I will never take any of my upper divisions with this professor. He is lazy and spends 80% of class time spewing his personal opinion or stories that are worthless to the class. I dread the 50 minutes I have to spend with him each week.
Anderson seemed very lazy. He rarely emailed people back and he took forever to upload grades. Lecture is mandatory and he has zero tolerance for laptops or any electronics. He is a nice guy and can be funny, but if you have a option, don't take his class. If you do take his class, always check the syllabus, it tells you when things are due.
I loved Dr. Anderson. He was great! He is my second favorite professor at OU, next to Dr. Grunsted. I wish I had taken more classes with him prior to Capstone.
Anderson is horrible.He requires you to come to a class where he rambles on about useless information, spouts his personal opinion on everything, and makes fun of students.He skips many of the slides in class, but don't worry, the exams are from the book's test bank, so nothing he says in class matters!How lazy!If you can, stay away from his class!
The class was really easy. The quizzes come straight from the powerpoints. They take attendance every time, but if you show up you get points for it. The resume assignment is the hardest thing about this class so do it early. The guest speakers were cool and entertaining. Anderson hardly ever talks. It's all guest speakers and assistants.
Avoid at all costs! He has mandatory class attendance, only to listen to material that will never be covered on the tests. When he found out that some students in our class were using the book test bank, he had a vendetta against the whole class. The first test average was a 49, no idea where he pulled material from. Good personality, bad teacher.
His tests are unnecessarily hard for this class. I don't recommend taking him at all. If you are in his class- switch now before its too late!!!!
Attendance is mandatory, and you get points for it. Do your resume early. The process of going to career services itself takes about 1 minute, so don't procrastinate. You get 10 extra points if you submit it before the first due date. Quizzes come straight from the powerpoint.
Terrible teacher. Avoid this teacher at all cost. Does not respond to any emails for help. He thinks he is above everyone.
Bad professor, I wish there were other options
This is only a one credit class, and he rarely speaks. He isn't very kind to students, and he seems a little entitled, but he's the only option, and the class is mostly guest speakers. Do the resume assignment in the first couple of weeks and you'll be golden. Once you hit 280 total points, you can stop coming to class.
Mandatory attendance. Tests are impossible. There is extra credit. Pray for a curve.
Professor Anderson chose to talk about his personal experiences, instead of talking about actual management practices we could have learned to use for our future jobs. He's an excellent speaker, but he constantly skipped over slides (with stuff on the test). He never answered e-mails, and his test were very difficult. Pop quizzes were also given.
This course is not an easy A. You will have to work for your grade. The professor is not always clear in class but if you attend office hours he will do all in his power to help you succeed. This professor is hard but fair. You will work for your grade
The class would be very easy if he went by the book that he makes you buy. The homework goes with the book, but when it comes test/quiz time it is entirely up to his discretion. Very condescending in class. Very narcissistic. Doesn't go with the slides. Take this class online/over the summer if possible, and you will get an easy A, B at the least.
I took MGT 2013 but it was not given as an option. There were 2 shorts papers, 3 tests, connect assignments for each test, and a participation grade for showing up to class. He is willing to work with you on your grade and he is an entertaining lecturer. I thought he was great!
He was not prepared at all for class and often blatantly contradicted whatever was written in the textbook during his lectures. He's entertaining to listen to usually, but it was insulting how little effort he put into the class. Never responds to emails and has very ambiguous grading criteria. He's generous with with the curve, though.
One of the most interesting professors I've ever had but also one of the hardest. His lectures are entertaining and he shares a lot of stories about his experiences in the business world. His tests are extremely hard but he did offer a curve at the end of the semester. Watch out for pop quizzes.
Dr. Anderson is a tough professor, but you learn a lot in his class. Yes, he is going to make you work for it, its not going to be given to you, but when you are done with the class you will be better off. If you need extra help, he is willing at office hours. He seems intimidating, but if you get to know him, he really cares. Awesome professor!!!!
I really enjoyed Dr. Anderson's class. His tests are hard, but he gives a little curve at the end. He seems to have a lot of real world knowledge about strategy and management. His lectures are very entertaining, and he makes jokes to keep it fun when the material can be boring. I would take his class again.
He'll make you work, but you will be better off in the end. You must go to class, attend office hours for help. Tests are extremely difficult, and he gives pop quizzes. Has a lot of real world knowledge.
Took his intersession class. Lots of reading. Attendance was pretty much mandatory because of the shortened length. There were pop quizzes but he pretty much told you when they were and what chapters. Lectures are very entertaining. Funny professor with lots of real world experience. The tests were tough. You have to apply concepts from class.
Intersession: Professor Anderson is a nice professor even if it doesn't seem like it so much in the beginning. His lectures are entertaining and he has lots of real world experiences he shares to help students better understand the concepts. However, his tests are extremely difficult and tricky. He does offer a small curve at the end of the course.
I took him over a winter intersession and disliked him at first because he said he purposefully makes the course hard. However, by the end I loved him and his class. He's actually very understanding and kind. I don't know why, but he pushes you (stresses you out) until the very end then curves like crazy. I had a C and ended up with an A.
His tests are insanely hard. Even though he checks my outlines, it's not what's on the test. He curves his class at the end of term. Wouldn't recommend if you have a different option for management. Had a C and ended with a B after the curve. He isn't reachable via email so go in person to ask him questions, it benefits you when he curves.
Dr. Anderson's class will be one of the most difficult classes you take in the business school. The homework assignments are tedious but not terrible, but you should expect exam grades in the 60% range. He will curve by a letter grade or two at the end. Funny teacher, will make time to help you.
I took him during the winter intersession and he's a great teacher who wants his students to succeed but he purposely makes the class/tests difficult so you have to go to class and pay attention but he's funny and keeps his lectures entertaining gives extra credit and curves the class at the end
I thought Anderson was easy. He doesn't give out crazy amounts of work. He is very conceptual though so if you can't understand what he's saying you won't do well on his tests. Going to class and understanding the concepts is the most important because you can't get it from the material . I always liked him but allot of people don't
I took Professor Anderson for MGT3013. I always studied really hard but I never did very well on the exams. That being said, nobody in the class ever really did that great on the exams because they were challenging. He offers a TON of extra credit and curves the entire grade at the end of the semester. He is a great professor!
Challenging professor; makes you work for an A. Exam & Final grades are based off of the class's performance and where you stand compared to everyone else. Read. Read. Read. He's always available to answer any questions. Exams are hard to study for because there are no practice questions or references to how the questions will be asked. Tricky T/F.
Attendance is mandatory but we are told to not study lecture notes. This class is an introductory level course and is way too difficult for what it's worth. The fact that we are just supposed to wait for a final curve is terrible and he should just adjust how difficult the quizzes and tests are rather than just giving a curve at the end.
way too hard for being an intro mgt class. lecture is mandatory but not super beneficial. Your grade is unclear the whole semester (canvas doesn't reflect your real grade & he has a curve at the end that you don't know what it will be) Tests are extremely difficult. MUST read the textbook & take detailed notes. very available in office hours tho.
This is by far the hardest class I have taken at OU. It killed my 4.0 because I got a B in it. I like Dr. Anderson and thought his lectures were interesting, but the exams and quizzes are impossible to do well on. I outscored the mean on every assignment, but that doesn't say much because I never got a passing grade on one. Got curved to a B.
First day he told us the average on all our tests would be failing and he wouldnt curve. He has also expressed pride in his class being the hardest class in the business school. He refuses to use the Canvas grade book, telling students they have to calculate the grades themselves. Seems to make every aspect of course harder just because he can.
horrible professor, I would never take him again for another class. His tests were terrible I would study for weeks and still fail each test. He has to curve the class by at least 10-20 points just to have half of the class pass. He does make class interesting, what he teaches is not on the test. I would recommend taking it online.
this is the worst teacher ive EVER had. i made a 52 on the first test and i have NEVER made that low of a grade on ANYTHING in my entire life. this is an INTRO class that every business major is required to take and he makes it ridiculously hard. he is also the only professor offered for this class other than IBC. he is setting you up to fail.
Prof. Anderson doesn't do anything to help you learn. He just assigns pre made homework on Mcgraw-Hill connect and uses that for exams. HIs exams are the hardest I've ever taken (class average is around 60%) and there are way too many questions for the amount of time given plus essay questions that are impossible. He's also a terrible communicator.
The toughest professor and class I have ever taken. Ron was not flexible nor understanding given the uncertainties of the pandemic. His exams are extremely difficult to the point where they were almost impossible to pass. The class average for exams were always in the 60's. He relied heavily on pre made connects and didnt really teach
Ron pre recorded the most dry and boring lectures that often contradicts what the book teaches and relies heavily on Connect homework. The exams are all application questions and requires the most extensive knowledge of the material. He is not helpful outside of class, wont answer questions, and is very condescending in his emails. its a no from me
Do not take him if you have a choice. He is condescending, rude, and unhelpful. He acts like he genuinely wants his students to fail. Refuses to change a thing about the class after most people fail the tests and mocks us for getting bad grades. The tests are almost impossible. His lectures are awful. It's impossible to do well in this class
Very difficult class. Very boring lectures. Very hard to reach. Do not recommend unless you are capable of setting aside multiple hours a week to study for this class regardless of there being an exam coming up. If you commit to the work, you will learn a lot. However, his quality as a professor for an online class is extremely poor.
Mr. Anderson was extremely hard to reach. I'm not sure if this is due to online classes or his usual, but if you ever have questions or immediate concerns good luck receiving a reply. He grades extremely hard and was almost non-existent in the class. Using the Connect textbook was all we were expected to use to prepare for 80 question tests.
This course felt like a constant struggle to even make a passing grade. Canvas incompetent; you'll need to calculate your grade manually. Uses the word per a lot like its a meme to shift focus away from the idea that he could actually make improvements to this broken course. Avoid and take MGT3013 at another university if necessary.
By far the worst class setup ever. First off this class was supposed to be in person but bc of Covid it was completely online. "Lectures" were the most boring thing i've ever heard, you have to put them on at least 2x speed to not go completely crazy but honestly they're useless. The exams were ridiculously hard and you'll fail them no matter what.
Avoid this teacher at ALL costs. He is disrespectful to students, unprofessional, and a horrible teacher. I waited on a zoom call for 30 minutes that HE scheduled and never showed up to. This is an intro class, yet the first B I have received at OU. He genuinely wants you to fail. Do whatever possible to take this class at another university.
Dr. Anderson is a nice person, who cared about my situation and helped me out. However, I took this class during winter intersession and I have to say it was the HARDEST class I have taken at OU. Tests and quizzes are very difficult where the mean was 60% on all. Video lectures are useless, the best way to get a good grade is by self-teaching. HARD
This class is hard for no reason and it was one of the hardest I've taken at OU, I am a duel Masters student so I have taken some hard classes. I am not unintelligent so I know others have struggled as well. I would AVOID this professor because it is stressful. It is unfortunate because I find the subject interesting, but did not learn anything.
When you have a simple question, expect a disrespectful response. I personally don't understand how Ronny is a professor at OU. Avoid him at all costs.
This course was taught by Connect, not Anderson. Easily the hardest class at OU and it shouldn't be at all. The class average for quizzes and exams were in the low 60's. You don't even know your accurate grade due to his incompetence with Canvas. Avoid this Professor at all costs. Completely terrible. Avoid and take this course elsewhere.
Took his winter intercession class online. This class requires a LOT of reading and the exams are very detailed. To do well, you have to read each chapter extensively and take detailed notes. MEMORIZE EVERYTHING. Its nearly impossible and that's why this class is so difficult. Had around an 87 in the end and got curved to an A.
Worst professor ever! His exams are impossible to score good on. No matter how hard you study and try to memorize what's in the textbook, you can't get exam questions right, because they have nothing to do with what's in the textbook. This class killed my 4.0 GPA. Hard for no reason.
Ron Anderson did not teach this class. while providing video lectures on the chapters, he specifically told us not to rely on them and to study the textbook instead. Smartbook assignments had anywhere from 60 to 94(!) concepts. He actually said "If you get an A in my class, put it on your resume." the class is incredibly hard for no reason. AVOID
This man is the worst professor he told me I was good for nothing. He literally said that. The man is degrading, rude, and the class is so freaking hard. do not take him. avoid him like the plague
exams are very long and impossible to do well on. The lectures and PowerPoints didn't teach you much. The paper towards the end of semester was useless, made no sense, and too long for the topic. Never replied to any emails or canvas messages. I am truly not sure why he is a professor.
I would not take this class if my life depended on it. Not sure how his in-person class is, but he comes off as a jerk. The concepts for this class are not hard with the exception of a few, yet the tests are incredibly hard due to him making scenarios from either Quizlet or other sources. I would completely avoid this class if you can.
Hardest class I have taken so far. He comes off as condescending and rude, hard to reach, makes tests impossible and does not help you to learn in an effective way. The lectures and slides do not help, he is extremely boring and the assignments are so dumb.
Professor Anderson did not do anything to teach this class... it was literally all Mcgraw Hill. If you are signing up for this class, honestly take someone else or wait until it's in person because I wish I had a professor who actually taught us stuff. Professor Anderson didn't do anything and Mcgraw Hill did all the work.
I don't know if the abnormally bad experience I had this semester was due to Covid or just because of the way the prof and the class are. Tests were nearly impossible to do well on. Paper was very vague and there was no explanation of why I got the grade I got. Insane amount of studying to get an A. Very hard class. Must be a self-learner.
This class was pretty challenging. I had to teach myself everything and the exams were very hard. In addition, this class was so time consuming as we constantly had tests and quizzes, while having to constantly do homework. Overall, this class should not have been as hard as it was. Do not recommend.
These reviews are not lying! Worst professor ever. You'll mostly be teaching yourself from the textbook/Connect. There were 3 midterms, 4 quizzes, and a final. The exams were very difficult. He doesn't use Canvas for grades, so you won't know your grade until the end. He ended up curving my overall grade by at least 9%, which was nice, I guess..
Took this course as an elective for engineering. I've aced every engineering/physics/math course I've taken, but I think I'm getting a C in this course. You'll be presented with more information, terms, and definitions than in any other course you've taken, and be expected to memorize all of it, learning very little in the process. Can't recommend
Hardest class I have taken at OU. If you don't read the book for this class there is no chance you will pass. I made outlines for each exam (4 chapters each), which ened up being 10-20 pages. All the information is "fair game" and basically needs to be memorized. The exams are scenario based so make sure you know all of the terms! Also Use Quizlet
I took this 4-week class online during the spring intersession and it was difficult. I enjoyed the content it was just a lot of information to remember at once. It was 4 weeks, so there were two quizzes and two exams, all very detailed and information-heavy. I would highly encourage taking notes and study using smartbook and Quizlet.
His marking is too strict and he doesnt have a modern way of informing you about important updates, that is, he barely uses Canvas to let you know of upcoming assignments and deadlines.
Ron Anderson is a very charismatic and interesting teacher. His lectures will make you laugh and you will enjoy the classuntil the assignments come. The class is based off of pop quizzes, hw quizzes, and exams. The pop quizzes and exams are brutal. A lot of gotcha questions and detailed definitions required. Never had a C before this class.
If you like yourself and have any dignity left, you wont after this class. It is impossible to do well on the tests or quizzes, even after reading the entire book. Tests are nothing like what you learned and purposely try to trick you. Dont know how a professor can go to bed at night knowing his test average was a 55%. Save yourself. Dont take.
Anderson is an interesting guy, when you start his class he seems like a light-hearted likable guy until you get into the course work, he doesn't understand technology, most classes start 10 minutes late because he doesn't understand how to pull up a power point, few grades will be on canvas and tests that are impossible. save yourself
Professor Anderson is interesting, but I really struggled to get anything out of his lectures. Reading the textbook is honestly the only thing that helped me out in this class, otherwise I probably would've failed. The tests are impossible to do well on, and the only thing that saved my grade was the curve at the end.
Do not take this course with this professor, nothing good comes from it. You will feel like you are constantly failing (because you literally are, test averages were right around 50%). Does not help you succeed in this course, does not use canvas, gives no feedback on exams. Views students with contempt and it SHOWS.
In most classes, if you put in the work, study, and pay attention in class, you will do well on exams and quizzes. This is not the case with Ronald Anderson. I caught this man red-handed giving us questions on a quiz that were not in the textbook and not in his lecture slides. Avoid him like COVID. Power-tripping Jerk. All you need to know.
Prof Anderson honestly is a great guy. I took his winter session and the smaller classrooms were a lot easier to understand the material. The classes has tons of homework assignments and is test heavy. The tests are very difficult and you really do have to read the book. Overall, not a bad guy, just a tough course.
My canvas grade was an F but my final class grade on my transcript was a B with no explanation of a curve or how the grades were distributed. I had a 3 inch binder with hand written notes in sheet protectors and I never scored higher than a 64% on a test. This class messes with your mental health because you will have an F all semester long.
Seriously, save yourself! Do not take this professor, he is by far the worst professors I have ever taken. The class's average grade is around 50 and every time I look at my grade for this class I freak out. He gives us questions that are not in lectures and no matter how hard you study his exams are ridiculous hard!!
Ron Anderson is probably the most useless professor that Price has to offer, and I'm not saying that lightly. Spends entire class periods lecturing to McGraw-Hill slides and then explaining why they're all wrong. 67 question midterm on the Tuesday following spring break. Exams are pretty much impossible. Steer clear of this guy if you can.
Anderson is the worst I have ever had in my entire 16-year academic career. It is like he finds pleasure in making things difficult for students. I have invested much more time than my major classes into studying for his exams but still be far from an A. This is a very demoralizing class for even the most hardworking students.
You read the other reviews, they are correct, so why a 5? Because Dr. A does something very few professors actually do: makes you learn. Dr. A will change the way you think about management. His lectures are incredible. Very old-school teaching style; no non-sense and no BS. Take this class if you want to learn, not if you want easy credit.
Do not take this Prof! Ron Anderson is a good Prof but he is so tough. I Spent entire class periods lecturing to McGraw-Hill slides and powerpoint, never passed my exams. 67 question midterm on the Tuesday following spring break. Exams are much impossible.
It is an extremely hard course and that is Ron Anderson's intent. He is getting you ready for real world. He has a lot of experience in MGMT. However, Quizzes and tests are difficult and there is a ton of information to study. His lectures aren't similar to what's on test. GO TO CLASS, IT MATTERS. Extra credit is KEY! Stray away from RA, no joke.
Takes pride in his class being impossible to do well in. Majority of quizzes/tests are true false and the class averages are usually only in the 60%. You can guess and do about as well as if you study. Hard for the purpose of being hard. You won't actually learn anything and it will tank your GPA even with the curve at the end. Don't take
Absolutely horrible.
class is very hard, unclear where his test material comes from. even if you study, you don't do well. He does not input correct grades; you won't know you're actual grade until after the 3rd exam. Although it is extremely hard, he is a good lecturer. He does curve at the end.
Many reviews on here are right, but I really enjoyed class. Exams are near impossible, but I think he really wants to see students succeed in life. He uses many real-world examples in class and is always up for discussion. Having not understood a few concepts, I spoke with him outside of class, and he welcomed me to question him until I understood.
The material in this class was not too challenging, however, the class averages in the mid-50s on tests say otherwise. Multiple choice and true-false have never been this difficult somehow. He is a very good public speaker that is passionate about this course but almost seems to take pride in how hard the course is.
I would stay away from taking this professor. Even though I received an A in the class it was extremely difficult. Has 4 pop quizzes and 4 exams that are next to impossible, he does "curve" towards the end so it's likely you could get a B if you put in enough effort. If you have to take the class, use quizlet and read the textbook.
I have not met a single person who has taken Professor Anderson doesn't have a horror story. It's like he's some cruel hazing ritual for business and accounting students- a management teaching machine designed to end 4.0 GPAs. I'd warn you not to take him but let's face it, it's probably already too late; no one escapes Professor Anderson.
The reviews make him out to seem way worse of a professor than he actually is. B's on the quizzes, a 77 on the midterm, and a 75 on the final got me an A in the class (with extra credit) before his generous curve after the class ends. Tests are hard, material is dense, but if youre good at school youll make a fine grade. Hes not that mean tbh
Even tho his lectures really clarified the concepts, he chose to explain the concepts on whatever slide he landed on. The rest was all supposed to self taught (easy material) but exams were super difficult! I memorized some questions and then looked em up later & GUESS WHAT? a NUMBER of questions came from the prev edition of the book!!!
Funny and interesting lectures. He knows a ton about the subject matter and makes it interesting. Tests are extremely tough. The test average is usually failing or close to failing. Must also do a group case study presentation and a final project with the same group. I enjoyed his class and learned a ton, but my grade was bad.
Without a doubt, the worst professor I've ever met. Tests and quizzes are the hardest T/F or multiple choice questions you could imagine over fairly simple information. He prides himself off the difficulty of his class. Show up every day just in case of a pop quiz which you will inevitably fail. I have never hated a class more than this one.
I wouldn't recommend taking this course with this professor. He isn't easily accessible outside of class, the tests and quizzes are very difficult, and he goes quickly through lectures. I had an F the entire year in the class up until final grades were posted.
Average grade is less then 50 in the class most people think they have a failing grade until the last week.
Would not take him ever again. His lectures don't line up with the test, his tests are super difficult and very hard to prepare for. The class average will be super low until the end when he curves but its terrible to rely on a curve at the end of the semester. Would never take him ever.
Anderson is a textbook example of a coaster. Under contract collecting a check but teaching nothing. Class consists of 16 smartbooks, 4 exams. Lectures are pointless, Ron gives little to no effort in his teachings. Extremely hard to reach. DO NOT TAKE UNLESS YOU WANT TO RELY ON A CURVE
Whatever you do, stay as far away from Anderson as you can. The other reviews are exactly what you can expect from this guy. Do not expect to even be passing by the last week of class. Save yourself the headache and take care of your mental health by not taking his class.
The worst of the worst at OU. So very difficult to deal with and his exams seem like they are impossible at times. The online homework is pointless. He acts as if he wants everyone to fail and takes pride in making peoples lives terrible.
His tests are extremely hard to study for and the average was failing or well below every time. You learn material on a Monday for a Wednesday test. Homeworks are all on Quizlet but your grade is completely curve based. Only 1 hour of office hours weekly. Funny and tries to make you laugh throughout class but not effective professor.
Took this in Summer, hard class, super difficult exams, you don't really know if you passed or not until the end of the class. two projects and two presentations. he grades pretty harshly but he's a fun professor
You will have to do a lot of work outside of class in order to pass. He is not a bad professor and truly attempts to use real-world examples to help you understand the concepts. I really enjoyed the class and his teaching. Keep in mind the class itself is hard; he is not necessarily bad at teaching.
Horrible. I took him for a winter session class and he decided to make our only available times to take our exams on Friday night at 7 PM or Saturday morning at 8 AM. I do not understand why he couldn't make the test during business hours. Also, he completely ruined all weekends of my break. Sends 800 3-page emails a day. Stay away from Ron.
Professor Anderson's class is notoriously difficult, but using Unstuckstudy and other study resources helped me manage the challenge. The lectures are dry, but the tests are fair if you stay engaged.
His experience and insight were valuable in the lectures. Coming from the industry before getting his PhD makes him a better professor.
He makes a lot of very inappropriate jokes in class. He has a lot time-consuming, unrealistic expectations and also does not respond to emails!
This professor's readings and home works DO NOT align with the exams/quizzes. Neither does his lectures. Perhaps if this instructor structured his class well, the average grade wouldn't be a damn 50%. He does not know how to teach, he only knows how to entertain.
WORST CLASS EVER RUN RUN RUN RUN! The average on tests in a CASPSTONE COURSE is a 52....... like really. Claims that he will curve, but does not put grades in until after finals or tell you what grade you need.
He literally doesn't teach, he likes to hear himself talk and joke. As I write this, there's 52 1 star reviews, for a damn good reason. He is WIDELY known in Price for being a terrible professor and is to be avoided at all costs.
Very unprofessional and tests are very hard.
I took his management class for non-majors, and he was very welcoming to us. That being said, his exams are notorious for being difficult, but his lectures are very engaging. I would retake his class, but I would focus more on writing better notes. He omits portions of the material in his exams, but he states what's going to be on the exam
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