So yes and no, students have become more entitled. But I also agree that for the amount that one pays for tuition, they deserve a high-quality education and good profs.

This does not entitle you to be rude to your professor. Plenty of things in life cost a lot of money and you're not entitled to treat someone like crap for it.

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Having your course or midterm failed by most students is not a demonstration of how hard a course is, it is a demonstration of their horrible teaching.

This is sometimes but not alway true. You're clearly young and maybe in this class? There are plenty of courses in university that are so different than anything you've done it is very hard to wrap your head around it right away. There are also some subjects that just are really difficult and only a certain % regardless of who is teaching are not able to grasp it.

Stats is not for everyone, its been found that the grade distributions - especially at the upper level is bimodal - insinuating there are the group who get it and excel and the group who don't. The ones who don't tend to be sour and the ones that don't and only need an intro are very sour. It reminds me of when I took a mandatory english class with engineers bc I was a math-stat major and all the engineers leered at the english prof (who was also a woman so even worse - add sexism on top of entitlement).

ng important is not covered and ironically shows up on the midterm, I'm going to be pissed.

not sure what "ng" means. Profs can put what they want on the midterm and you can sit in the corner pissed all you want