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Andrew Lanza
ENT3003
Prof. Pryor
12/6/17

Final Reflection

This semester, ENT3003 helped me realize how independently I can solve problems. I particularly enjoyed our venture concepts and the reading reflections. I think learning from the best and brightest in the world is the best way to better yourself. It was inspiring to learn about people like Elon Musk! I think my experiences in this class have led me to embrace a more entrepreneurial mindset. For future students of this course, I would highly recommend keeping a planner. There are SO many assignments in this class. You really are doing yourself a huge disservice by not doing all of the assignments.

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  1. UnknownDecember 8, 2017 at 11:57 AM

    I also agree that the reading reflections were really good for getting into the mind of a true entrepreneur. It helped you to nurture some skills that you can use in the future to build your entrepreneurial resume. I also think that having a planner or some kind of schedule of when you want to be finished with assignments or at least start them because it is not worth losing points.

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  2. Kimberly DewarDecember 8, 2017 at 5:35 PM

    I agree that the reading reflections were enjoyable and insightful. However, the assignment that I found difficult was the venture concept because of the complex nature of the exercise. And I also mentioned being organized when it comes to submitting assignments for this class. I believe that completing exercises early is best so future students will never miss a deadline.

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