The only suggestion that I would have to improve the overall entrepreneurial experience, is to go out there and seek entrepreneurs in person, and just pick their brain.  Don’t concern yourself so much with getting your business plan aligned and all of that stuff, just have a conversation and understand their perspective of how things were for them when they were coming up and try to understand that everything is not going to happen overnight.  I think a lot of people like myself, would go through the process of the course and just thing that they are ready for the work with possibly a few hiccups along the way, and they are wrong.  I think understanding pace and how to prioritize your limited number of resources in order to maximize their value is a lot more difficult than it seems.  If the student is further along in the process, finding ventures to pitch their ideas for partners or investors might be another solution.  I know that a lot of people learn differently, and I am one of those types that learns the best by actually doing.  So, me working on my elevator speech and constantly talking to random people and asking for their feedback was a method that worked for me.