currently trying to be busy in my internship so here i am. this is for mgmt 159, idk why it wont let me put it down but whatever. Great class, great guy, and honestly you will learn something. i think everyone should learn about the prorcess of starting a business and i think mgmt 159 is what does that. in terms of grades, honestly just put in some effort and the rest will be fine. the only challenging part is the midterm/final which make up about 50% of your grade, make sure to watch his review and then do the homework chapter problems that we have access to. If you do both of these things and retain the information you will do amazing in this class. ok cool its only been 3 minutes, idk what else to do

You're going to learn a lot in this class, but be aware there is a decent amount of work. This class is great if you are willing to put in the work and do assignments, if not, then it will be a little tougher. Grading is a little abstract but as long as you follow the instructions you should be fine. This was the quarter he made his tests more difficult to prevent too many people getting A's so take what you want out of that. Overall, if you are interested in business/entrepreneurship, then this is the class for you. Would recommend this professor because he genuinely cares about students, wants them to succeed, and is a great and engaging lecturer. I would reccomend.

This class was by far the most practical and applicable class I've taken at UCLA. The personal finance concepts introduced are immediately applicable to life and for that reason alone I would strongly recommend taking this class. Particularly as a student interested in entrepreneurship, I felt this class gave me a strong footing to prepare me for being financially responsible as I pursue my career goals. In addition to its practicality, Professor Patt is one of the most reasonable, relatable, and engaging professors I've had at UCLA. His approach to finance and teaching is very informative. Overall, I would highly recommend this course to literally every student at UCLA.