Comments on: Timing http://crapcampus.com/baboblog/2006/10/25/timing/ Disspelling the myths surrounding Babson College. Thu, 17 Jun 2010 04:04:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Crapmaster http://crapcampus.com/baboblog/2006/10/25/timing/#comment-126 Crapmaster Tue, 31 Oct 2006 20:51:08 +0000 http://crapcampus.com/baboblog/2006/10/25/timing/#comment-126 Hey Anon, you might want to reread the post before getting even more worked up. I'm criticizing the classes here, not the support for student businesses. It seems that the curriculum here is better for future accountants and investment bankers than anyone else. Not that other schools support entrepreneurs all that much, but for claiming "#1 in Entrepreneurship" in the world I would hope for better. You can walk into CCD for a quick resume critique, where can you walk in and get a business consultant to go over your business plan or marketing campaign? Like I said, at least the chamber did something. I'm surprised OCL didn't stop them from helping students... Hey Anon, you might want to reread the post before getting even more worked up.

I’m criticizing the classes here, not the support for student businesses. It seems that the curriculum here is better for future accountants and investment bankers than anyone else. Not that other schools support entrepreneurs all that much, but for claiming “#1 in Entrepreneurship” in the world I would hope for better.

You can walk into CCD for a quick resume critique, where can you walk in and get a business consultant to go over your business plan or marketing campaign?

Like I said, at least the chamber did something. I’m surprised OCL didn’t stop them from helping students…

]]> By: Anon http://crapcampus.com/baboblog/2006/10/25/timing/#comment-125 Anon Tue, 31 Oct 2006 13:49:19 +0000 http://crapcampus.com/baboblog/2006/10/25/timing/#comment-125 What are your ideas to make the student business community more friendly? Have you looked at other schools that support student business in a more aggressive way? What are your ideas to make the student business community more friendly?

Have you looked at other schools that support student business in a more aggressive way?

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