Minor in Entrepreneurship
Minor in Entrepreneurship
Minor Code: 355
21 Credit Hours
A minor in entrepreneurship is an interdisciplinary program housed in the Management Department and coordinated with various departments across campus. It is suitable for those who might want to have their own business or work in an entrepreneurial environment (including large organizations). Students of all majors are encouraged to meet with entrepreneurial advisors to fit the minor to their career interests.
The 12 hours of required core classes are:
- ECON 150, or ECON 202, or ECON 203
- ACCT 200
- MKT 220
- ENT 312
Nine hours of electives may be chosen from the following courses or other courses approved with the consent of the department head:
- any ENT course
- FIN 441
- MKT 328
- MKT 427
- WFA 346
- Business majors are required to take ENT 496 as part of their nine hours of electives.
For business majors, six hours in the entrepreneurship minor must be unduplicated from courses counted in the business major.
For additional information, contact Dr. Whitney Peake.
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