Business Administration, Entrepreneurship

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Minimum number of credits required to graduate: 124
Minimum Cumulative GPA required to graduate: 2.0
Minimum number of credits to complete the major: 64

An entrepreneur is someone who discovers a business opportunity and decides to pursue it. When you concentrate in entrepreneurship, you will learn how to become an entrepreneur and how to manage a small business.

In addition to satisfying the college’s Liberal Studies core requirements and the cognate and core requirements for the major in Business Administration, students concentrating in Entrepreneurship complete the following courses:

Concentration Requirements

Entrepreneurship Concentration Core Requirements

ENT 2300 - Intro to Entrepreneurship Credits: 4
ENT 3300 - Managing an Entrepreneurial Ventures Credits: 4
ENT 3400 - Financing Entrepreneurship Ventures Credits: 4
ENT 4000 - Entrepreneurship Lab Credits: 4

Required Entrepreneurship Electives

Choose two of the following:

FIN 3315 - Corporate Finance Credits: 4
MGT 3110 - Operations Management Credits: 4
MGT 3410 - Human Resource Management Credits: 4
MGT 3430 - Ethics and Social Responsibility Credits: 4
MGT 3540 - International Entrepreneurship Credits: 4
MKT 3309 - Sales Management and Business Marketing Credits: 4
MKT 3355 - Consumer Behavior Credits: 4
MKT 4420 - Marketing Research Credits: 4