This is a very frustrating course to review – on the one hand, there is a lot of good information here. On the other hand, it is incredibly, incredibly poorly presented. The lectures are all over the place in quality and organization. The slides are an absolute mess of information design and are really hard to follow. I also have no idea what audience they had in mind for this course – they claim back in Entrepreneurship 1 that this is an introductory course without prerequisites, but in practice they don't explain a lot of concepts they introduce in this course either at all or very well (including things like, accounting and financial statements, ratio analysis, breakeven calculation – just off the top of my head). If I hadn't already taken a few courses elsewhere on accounting and corporate finance, I could see myself being pretty lost here.

Much to my own surprise, I've found the entrepreneurship and financial courses on LinkedIn Learning (RIP Lynda.com) to be much, much better presented and more compellingly taught than these Wharton courses, they just aren't quite as comprehensive or densely packed as these Entrepreneurship courses. There's definitely value here, but it requires a lot more effort from me as a student to push through the mediocre teaching to get to it. If you've ever taken a lecture class at a research university with a professor renowned for their research but *not* their teaching ability, then you already know what you're in for here.

Good for everybody who wants to understand main steps for an entrepreneur.

Provides good overview and do's & don'ts of financing for first time entrepreneurs

Thank you, Useful course

Excellent Information! Very practical.

Good course!

thanks

The class would have been better if the financing options/strategies had been further categorized according to different stages of development of the startup. I liked most of the content. Nevertheless, speaking of issues like IPO and several stages of funding did not seem relevant to a great majority of startups, at least for early stage ones. (As figures demonstrated in the class, many failed and the mostly adopted early stage funding options is from family & friends).

Anyway, it really was a great class, intense, interesting and important in entrepreneurship! Thank you!

Great, enjoy a lot

very insightful, help me to understand basic Venture Capital knowledge!

excellent!

Excellent! Highly recommend.

Lot off myths about the finances were cleared in this course. The quizes were also good.

Thank you professors for the valuable inputs.

Excellent course. Brilliant use of real business case scenarios to help illustrate the theories and concepts. But more importantly this course was taught by exceptional well talented instructors, and thus making the course very interesting. Thank you all

Really enjoyed how the professors touched on many different avenues of financing.

This is very useful with the

Great Course !

Aspirant Entrepreneurs many times make mistakes in the Innovative companies financial planning, This is great Course to Think about Financial Health of the startup and avoid Serious, OUT of CASH mistakes ...

Excellent wrap up of do's and don'ts.

i really enjoy this course, opened my eyes to a new form to evolution my busiiness

Great and Excellent thoughts and course material.

Great insight! I learnt a whole lot. The tutor were great.

Really liked the Pitch and Executive Summary section

Highlighted the fact that I need more accounting lessons but this was a great overview.

Excellent. Just what I needed.

Probably the best course, although a bit short in content. I learnt a lot from it, thank you!