It's nice and simple. Doesn't go too far into the technical details but enough to get you started should you ever feel to venture further into the field. Provides some thoughtful reading materials. The recording is clear and the professor tries hard to engage.

3.5 stars.

the content is easy to understand and right level for people without finance background. The concepts is explained very well. The only down side I would say is that the content is probably too shallow and does not offer too much direction for self-guided study beyond.

Overall a great course. Very clear and very conceptual, great learning for anyone interested in finance. Professor Weston is a gem and makes learning light and fun. My only problem with the course is the lack of explanation for the Capstone Quiz and Final Quiz.

Overall, a good course. There should be a short video at the end of the capstone project walking through the entire process. Overall the explanations are clear and the professor makes sure students develop an intuition based on the concepts taught.

Very well explained course with adequate assignments to practice what you've learned. However, at times I was still left with questions and couldn't find the answer within the information the course provided, so I had to look them up elsewhere.

An excellent little course, pitched at just the right level to explain foundational concepts without dumbing things down or getting lost. The instructor is really engaging, and by and large the exercises are very well put together.

Some more examples need to be given in certain cases. For ex- when he talked about tax shield of debts raising , there should be more examples related to industry experiences should have been given to make it more clear

Overall the course was a very good introduction to the world of finance and valuations. However, I felt that weeks 3 and 4 were rushed a little bit. Professor Weston's way of explaining tricky concepts is very lucid!

I learned a lot of things during this course. The conversation with a practitioner really gives you insights about the real world applications, and where our knowledge is applicable in the market.

This class is an excellent introduction to capital budgeting and finance. It is an excellent primer for understanding how businesses can use these tools to analyze transactions.

Learned sooo much in this course. It taught me how to remain curious as the subject matter got more difficult. If you stick with it, you really learn to enjoy finance.

Excellent Course for those looking for enhancing their ideas and knowledge for Corporate Finance. The course beautifully explains all the topics right from the start.

We don't need to hear everytime "Welcome back to Finance for non-Finance Professionals" on every single video like that as if that's something we need to learn.

Good course for non financial professionals. I really able to understand and practice some of the key concepts for financial reporting and income statement. !!

I enjoyed this course which explains financeial analysis in a simple and easy to understand way. The quizes and tests help reinforce the learning very much.

This course help me a lot about understanding in basic Finance, but it will be perfect if more infographic and terminology are provided.

Overall, this was a good course. But for me, it was hard. I had almost no knowledge in finance and it makes it hard to understand.

Gained much detail on how financial system works the details calculation, very helpful course for non-financial professionals.

Really high level introduction to financial concepts. The professor does a good job in building the intuition behind concepts.

Some concepts are a little difficult for a non finance person. However, so far it seems very interesting and useful!

Good refresher on NPV, ROI, Cashflows.. Little bit shallow on "reading" income statement/ balance sheet.

A couple of concepts like stock markets work, what are dividends should have been taught in detail.

Some of the test questions contained information that was not covered thoroughly in the chapters.

Very helpful, but defining essential concepts and additional real world examples would be useful.

I think there should be more exercises, and better relation between theory and exercises