<p>Yeah it’s probably only the business school. The teachers prepare you well for the exam but I feel a little “too well” as they review before each exam and most of them give out review guides or dictate to you what exactly will be on the test. The statistic courses for B-School (MAS) allow you to have cheat sheets and open note exams, which is not necessarily bad, but it is sort of detrimental to one’s studying habits. At UNC, my friends who had to take business related Stat. courses could not use cheat sheets, which made it ten times harder on exams as they had to memorize all the formulas.</p>