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This 18-credit minor is designed to be completed with any major in four years.
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The entrepreneurship minor is open to all students at the University. This allows any student to complement their major with fundamental entrepreneurial skills, enhancing their ability to one day open and operate a business. By choosing appropriate electives, students can tailor their minor to their major field.
The entrepreneurship program seeks to provide students with fundamental entrepreneurial skills, enhancing their ability to open and operate a business.
The minor requires 18 total credits. There are three required courses, comprising 9 credits. The remaining 9 credits are electives. Required classes include new venture creation, entrepreneurial finance and applied entrepreneurship. The elective courses are chosen through a pre-approved list of business classes, including classes in management and entrepreneurship. This minor can be tailored for finance, marketing, accounting and management majors.
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Though many entrepreneurs utilize their skills to build and operate companies, there are other career opportunities available to them in a variety of fields. With a minor in entrepreneurship, students have the foundation to pursue positions as:
At the College of Business we provide premier business education, preparing students to become competitive, ethical and innovative business professionals to drive economic development and improve quality of life for all.
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46% of undergraduate students receive financial aid
Almost everyone is eligible to receive financial aid. If you think your family’s income is too high to qualify for financial aid, you might be surprised.
50%+ of all students graduate with no debt
That's right. More than half of our students leave the 推荐杏吧原创 with no student debt.