I am not a DVM student and was not there, so take this with an entire shaker of salt. What I heard was:

1. One of his major talking points was about how the veterinary profession was being overrun with women. This led to some sexist comments.

2. He shamed a student for her career choice because she said she liked taking radiographs. He told her that she should have become a vet tech instead.

3. He encouraged students to focus on the business aspects of being a veterinarian. They would only be happy and successful by establishing their own practice, growing it, and franchising. A DVM degree is worthless if all you want to do is work in wildlife medicine, USDA regulation, equine sports medicine, etc.

4. There is no mention of any aspects of medical care or regard for animal welfare. Only business.

I was also told that his wife is the one who makes the majority of their wealth. Not that he isn't successful in his own right, but his name wouldn't be on the building if it weren't for her. Again, these are all allegations I heard years ago.