COMM 4660

Great class. Enormously hopeful with learning how to interview and learning about consulting. Can honestly say this class was a major factor in me getting a job. I would recommend to someone even if they weren't interested in consulting. Boler is a great teacher and cares about his students. A lot of group work, but valuable skills for sure.

This class is a must for students thinking about going into consulting. Professor Boler is so helpful in the process of applying to jobs, preparing for interviews, and learning how to network. Every assignment we had revolved around interview preparation or consulting presentations. So helpful for the real world and we always talked about extremely interesting cases (local restaurants, music festivals, etc) ‪#‎tcf2016‬

Boler is fantastic. If you are considering a career in consulting, take this class to decide if it is for you or not. You'll know pretty immediately. Majority of your grade is group presentations and Boler (and the class) give good feedback and Boler is happy to help if your group comes to him before. Boler is also happy to chat with you about job/internship searches and a very good resource during that time. #tcf2016

Professor Boler is great. He is an engaging and enthusiastic professor with a ton of expertise about the consulting industry. This class is great if you think you might be interested in consulting, but is also just very helpful in general for job preparation. Projects and assignments are very applicable to real life! #tcf2016

Professor Boler knows a lot about consulting and entering into the career. Most of his classes are geared towards helping you prepare for the full-time job recruiting process (interview prep, resume review, etc). The actual class work is a little repetitive but not difficult. #tcf2016

This class is incredibly helpful if you are at all interested in Consulting! The course runs through how to handle case interviews and typical consulting projects to make you even more marketable in the job hunt! A lot of the things taught in the class could be applied to other careers as well as it focuses on problem solving and thinking strategically! #tcf2016

Great class for career-preparation! However, don't expect an Easy A. He grades hard on participation and the in-class speeches. Most people were surprised- it's more like an easy A minus. Do the readings and actually participate as much as possible. The PPT/Excel modules take a while, but are actually super helpful at learning shortcuts and relevant usage for your internship/job!

Professor Boler is pretty great, but really nitpicky with grades. You can get an A- fairly easily if you go to every class and participate almost every class and do decently on midterms and projects. Kind of hard to get an A. He's also super picky about absences from class.

You should only take this class if you're interesting in working in Consulting. This class can be called "How to get a job in consulting/ How to interview". Really useful to take it as soon as you get in the Comm School so you will be ready for your interviews. Pr. Boler is really knowledgeable about the industry and is always willing to help you during office hours to improve your resume, to give you advice, etc. A bit of reading every week but these readings will be really useful if you're looking to work in consulting. You have one midterm, some assignments, a couple presentation, and a final group project to do. This class is not too demanding and Pr. Boler manages to make it interesting and engaging.

Professor Boler is one of the smartest and insightful professors in the Comm School. Approachable and friendly, he makes every single class engaging and interesting. With a consulting and bulge bank background, he offers a wealth of insight through his diverse background. He also has deep connections within the industry, scheduling tons of guest speakers (all personal friends) which help enhance his atypical class setting. A must take if possible