ECO352 with Reza Satchu at UofT

[vbvb]

Anyone took this course? I have a few questions

[Sniper001]

Won't be able to help you but...
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20050305.wxreza05/BNStory/specialSmallBusiness/

lol..

[vbvb]

Thanks, read that article before. I was kind of looking for someone with first hand experience in his class.

[jhan]

I looked up on the ratemyprofessor website and found these:

Hands down - the best class at U of T. This is an opportunity for which one would pay many thousands of dollars outside university. Be respectful, come ready for class, participate and get the chance of a lifetime. If you don't plan to work and think hard then don't bother enrolling. Otherwise, take the course - it WILL change the way you think!

This course was the highlight of my four years at U of T. If this course is still offered and taught by Satchu I would do whatever I could to enrol - you won't be dissapointed.

Helpfulness, Clarity, Overall quality at 5.0/5.0
Easiness at 2.0/5.0 (which means hard)

[vbvb]

thanks guys, but again i'v done my online research.
Was kind of looking for people with first hand experience here.

[someguy91]

i have a couple of friends who took the course with him.

If you like a guy who toots his own horn constantly and thinks ridiculously highly of himself, this guy is the guy. If you do some research on him.. he's a reasonably successful guy.. but his start was from a business his brother founded, not him.

What can you learn from this guy? Well.. how to promote yourself. He says he helps his top student get into great schools and great businesses.. well.. I'll tell you what.. they probably would've gotten there anyway.

edit: If you're talking about course material.. i can probably elaborate.. but it's just a case-based course that uses a ton of HBR material.

[frozenmelon]

Sorry to jack your thread, but are there any other legendary (must take) courses at UT like this?