Im a semester away from finishing my bachelors in business management with an emphasis in entrepreneurship.

I agree that you shouldn't put too much emphasis on the name. 

There has historically been a large emphasis on "doing deals" and the person who does the most deals is generally seen as the most successful.

This includes such features as emphasis, vocabulary, dialect, and even such distinctions as whether a person is speaking primarily in visual representations ("I see what you mean"), auditory representations ("I hear what you're saying"), or kinesthetic representations ("I feel where you're coming from").

Their application says (highlighting emphasis mine):Use in Commerce: The applicant is using the mark in commerce on or in connection with the identified goods/services.

I think the course is overpriced and there's lot of emphasis on "extreme outcome" stories and less emphasis of what to actually do in a practical way.  

If purchased in a rehab state, I'll place less of an emphasis on utilities and address changes being used as support.

I am a college graduate with a business degree with emphasis in real estate.  

Sorry for the extra emphasis added ;) 

In the traditional syndication model that many here are used to, this is good advice, with an emphasis on READ BEFORE YOU SIGN.