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Thomas Myers
Professor (2005 – 2012)
Virginia Commonwealth (VCU)
Marketing
Virginia Commonwealth (VCU)
Marketing
Overall rating
Rated by 15 students
2.98
Avg GPA
across 4 classes
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MKTG 301
MARKETING PRINCIPLES
Pros: Extremely knowledgeable
Extremely helpful
Easy to listen to
Funny
Attendance is 20% of grade
Extremely helpful
Easy to listen to
Funny
Attendance is 20% of grade
Cons: Tests are very wordy and difficult
Only 3 tests throughout the semester
Only 3 tests throughout the semester
I loved listening to his lectures. He knows everything about marketing. TAKE GOOD NOTES because his tests are based solely off the lectures and nothing else. Don't even buy the book because it doesn't really help and he even told us the first day of class we won't be using it much. Tests are tough but just show up and take good notes and you should be fine.
Professor rated by: Management Student on December 15, 2010
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MKTG 301
MARKETING PRINCIPLES
Pros: Like the style of class; Traditional Lecture... Tells you what is important for tests and what is not. Explains topics well with relative "real-life" examples. Shows excitement when teaching to keep students interested.
Cons: Can sometimes get off-topic during lectures with side-stories but still always seems to finish material for the day.
Good teacher... Would recommend taking for MKTG 301
Professor rated by: Information Systems Student on December 7, 2010
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MKTG 301
MARKETING PRINCIPLES
Pros: He is very good at lecturing and knows a lot about the subject. The exams are always curved.
Cons: Coming to every class is very important, he doesn't use slides or post anything online.
There are three tests (including the final) and a couple of extra credit opportunities. The class is interesting and the material is pretty easy if you study. I definitely recommend Myers.
Professor rated by: Marketing Student on December 6, 2010
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MKTG 310
INFORMATION FOR MKTG DEC
Essay Portions account for 50% of each test
Attend every class and write down whatever he puts on the board, if you study that and read the required pages you'll do great.
Attend every class and write down whatever he puts on the board, if you study that and read the required pages you'll do great.
Professor rated by: Marketing Student on September 11, 2011
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MKTG 302
MARKETING PROBLEMS
Pros: Nice teacher with alot of stories that relate to class.
He is always willing to help students and take questions but he does not like when students speak over him
Professor rated by: Marketing Student on December 11, 2010
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MKTG 301
MARKETING PRINCIPLES
Pros: BEST PROF EVER!!!! fun enthusiastic helpful
Cons: tests are semi hard
BEST PROF EVER!!!! fun enthusiastic helpful
Professor rated by: Management Student on May 21, 2011
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MKTG 308
INTRODUCTION TO MARKETING
Take good notes and you can easily pass his exams
Professor rated by: Information Systems Student on March 26, 2009
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MKTG 308
INTRODUCTION TO MARKETING
This guy IS the best on campus. A must.
Professor rated by: Mass Communications Student on May 9, 2009
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MKTG 301
MARKETING PRINCIPLES
Pros: great teacher
Professor rated by: Nursing Student on February 14, 2011
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MKTG 302
MARKETING PROBLEMS
Professor rated by: Marketing Student on December 20, 2010
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MKTG 301
MARKETING PRINCIPLES
Professor rated by: Fashion Student on December 12, 2010
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MKTG 301
MARKETING PRINCIPLES
Professor rated by: Mass Communications Student on December 6, 2010
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MKTG 301
MARKETING PRINCIPLES
Professor rated by: Mass Communications Student on December 6, 2010
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MKTG 301
MARKETING PRINCIPLES
Professor rated by: Psychology Student on December 6, 2010
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MKTG 308
INTRODUCTION TO MARKETING
Professor rated by: Finance, Insurance & Real Est Student on March 24, 2009
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