If you’re taking a class with Professor Wilson, don’t expect to gain anything valuable for entering the world of entrepreneurship. His class is nothing but busy work—endless assignments that do little to prepare students for real-world business challenges. It’s widely known among students that his class is one of the most disliked in the entrepreneurship minor, yet somehow, he is the chair of the program.

I met with him to discuss ways to improve the minor, and when I brought up a different entrepreneurship class that every student loved and actually found useful, he became extremely negative about it, almost as if he was jealous of the professor who taught it. That professor is highly successful and widely respected, yet Wilson went out of his way to criticize his teaching style instead of acknowledging that students found real value in his class. It’s ironic because the class I praised is the only one students agree is worth taking in the minor, while Wilson’s is the most disliked—yet he’s the one in charge.

His attitude toward students is just as bad. He’s extremely dismissive, constantly disagreeing just for the sake of it, and shows zero interest in actually listening. Rather than encouraging students, he takes a negative and condescending approach to teaching, making the entire learning experience frustrating. If you want to be inspired, this is NOT the professor for you.

The entrepreneurship minor could be something great, but not with Wilson running it. If you actually want a useful, engaging course that helps you prepare for real-world business, stay far away from his class.