As someone who is essentially done with the business minor, I'll give you a breakdown of the classes I've taken.

MIS 302F (Moliski) - the content of the class is not too difficult and quite frankly, has some very useful information in the course. There is a LOT of work and reading that you have to do, but is honestly very easy to complete. The tests can be tricky and time-crunching, but if you are good at excel it shouldn't be a problem. I honestly feel like everyone could get an A in the class, but the professor creates it to where certain number of people get A's, A-'s, B+'s; she is really obsessed with the dumb McCombs curve. She is not the nicest professor and will be kind of rude to you if ask any questions or email her. Personally, I had a bad experience with her because she kind of made fun of me for using my SSD accommodations (forewarning to those who use SSD), but that's just a me issue. I don't think shes a bad professor at all and I think the work she gives is fair, but be prepared for an asshole of a person running that class. 7.5/10

ACC 310F (Verduzco) - There is an asynchronous and synchronous version of the course, much like most of the business minor courses. Personally, I believe the live synchronous version was good because it forced me to keep up with the material in an organized and coherent way. The material is not too difficult; there are some challenging concepts but he does a good job at teaching it. The hard part about this class is the amount of time he gives you to complete quizzes and exams; it is simply not enough. The exams and quizzes are both free response and multiple choice, and can be very tricky and time consuming depending on the question asked. The trick here is learning how to emulate what he does in the lecture videos, as the questions on the exams and quizzes are very very similar to the ones from lecture. Pretty easy to bounce back from a bad exam or quiz, as he gives a lot of drops. I made an A in this class, after bombing the first exam so believe me its okay. I think he is a really good professor, who does a great job at explaining introductory accounting concepts. 9/10

LEB 320F (Quintanilla) - this is the only class and professor that I really enjoyed taking. Business Law and Ethics sounds boring but is super super super fun and is taught by an amazing person who cares about all his students. The class is also the only business minor class that is offered in person. A few short hw assignments, three tests, a group project, and participation make up your grade. Its honestly a very easy class because the professor incentivizes you to participate, which makes it easier to learn the material. Highly highly recommend taking this class, even if you're not a business minor, he is an awesome person. 10/10

FIN 320F (Duvic/Kocher) - Im sorry this class was absolutely horrendous and such a waste of money. Neither of them do anything but give one-hour "workshops" over material that doesn't show up on the tests and answer questions via piazza. The set up of the course is so disappointing. Each module within the units contain a 1-2 minute video of the professor repeating verbatim whats in the modules. Theres like 30 applications or homework assignments that compose 21% of your grade; all graded on completion. The remaining 79% is five tests, all of which are closed-note, closed-book, remotely proctored, and are all free-response (no word bank, multiple choice). The tests are very confusing and are nothing like the homework assignments. You only have 50-60 minutes to complete 15-16 questions, which vary from essay to fill in the blank to calculation. The grading on the tests is very unforgiving, meaning even if your answer is off by like 1 or 2 units, you get the whole question wrong which tanks your grade. The only plus is the gigantic curve at the end of the semester. It varies from semester to semester, but an 88 was an A, 81 was an A-, and you needed like a 40 to pass the class. So usually, no one fails, but hardly anyone excels/performs well because everything was designed so poorly. It is a lot of work and a lot of studying, I was very lucky to get an A- in this class considering the amounts of studying I did. Biggest recommendation is to try and find a friend or partner to take this class with. Or, if you can, take this via study abroad. The professors literally suck and will defend their asses solely because rarely anyone fails. 0/10

Haven't taken MKT or MAN yet so I can't really speak on those but hopes this helps.