I tend to agree. I think anyone who enrolls for a class in entrepreneurship has pretty much demonstrated that they don't have what it takes to be an entrepreneu

I tend to agree. I think anyone who enrolls for a class in entrepreneurship has pretty much demonstrated that they don't have what it takes to be an entrepreneur. Not that they're not capable or qualified. And indeed, they might be more capable and more qualified after taking the class. But entrepreneurs are the ones who just go out and do it, learn from experience. People who expect to learn from a class are kinda the opposite of that (and I say this as someone who took an entrepreneurship class as part of my MBA). Over-broad generalization, to be sure, but I think there's truth to it.