re: LSUS Online MBA Reviews

I'm perplexed as to why he presents it in a different way than taught. I end up sitting there second guessing my life.

I missed 1, but thought I was going to miss more than that. I was pretty certain on about 5 questions, the others I wasn’t remotely sure of. I honestly think he looked at grades and saw it was above his normal average and decided to add questions that he knew the majority would miss because he didn’t cover it and it’s not in the book. Pretty silly the discrepancy between what he teaches / covers and what he includes on the test.

I, personally, dont have any sort of secret notes. Power points, videos, excel ....whatever he gives us is what I have.

I work the demo problems in the chapters, and in the back of my mind i think "whats the point, he won't do anything like this".

I have trust issues with this final exam. My gut tells me "study what he does NOT have on the practice exam."

Any of you folks joining BGS and if so are you attending the induction ceremony on the 16th?

Were the multiple choice problems like some that we’ve seen on the last couple of assessments? Solving a scenario and then choosing the correct answer?

tricky question to answer - if you have an accounting/finance/business background, you can take him and do ok. If you don't, i wouldnt recommend taking him because the material is not really tested as it is taught. In fact, some of the material tested is nowhere to be found in the textbook or his powerpoint slides. I will end up with a good grade only because i have a great deal of experience with it in my career - had i not had the real world experience, i would have probably ended up with a C or worse.

There are no good recent reviews for Lin. The reviews about his class being copy and paste are gone now that the tests are proctored. That said, although not as easy as it used to be, Lin's class is still easy, it just sucks. It's boring, irrelevant, and outdated. Given the chance again, I would probably take Gibbs.

However, I did post some details on how to get through Lin's class a few pages back. I don't know how much work Gibbs' class is, but Lin's should be 8 hours max per test (there are 3 tests). Log in once to get the syllabus and class info, spend about 6-8 hours reading and prepping for each test, log in 3 times for the 3tests, and you're pretty much done.