The Entrepreneurship major requires completion of 28 hours of courses in the major,
as well as an additional 4 hours of Free Elective.
Required Courses (pre-requisites are noted in parenthesis)
Entrepreneurship Major Curriculum
Course | Name | Credit Hrs |
|---|---|---|
22-FIN-408 (22-FIN-380 or 352) | New Venture Finance | 4 |
22-BLAW-435 (22-BLAW-280 or 271) | Legal Aspects of Entrepreneurship | 4 |
22-ENTR-570 (BBA Junior Core) | Entrepreneurship: New Venture Creation | 4 |
22-ENTR-598 (22-FIN-408) | Capstone in Entrepreneurship | 4 |
Entrepreneurship Elective | 4 | |
Entrepreneurship Elective | 4 | |
Entrepreneurship Elective | 4 |
Entrepreneurship Electives
Course | Name | Credit Hrs |
|---|---|---|
22-ENTR-410 (BBA Junior Core or permission) | Mgmt of Closely Held & Family Bus. | 4 |
22-ENTR-460 (BBA Junior Core or permission) | Fin. Mgmt. in Privately Held Firms | 4 |
22-ENTR-593 (BBA Junior Core or permission) | Special Topics in Entrep. and Fam. Bus. | 4 |
22-ENTR-401 (BBA Junior Core or permission) | Introduction to Innovation | 4 |
22-ENTR-501 (BBA Junior Core or permission) | Corporate Entrepreneurship | 4 |
22-ENTR-599 (BBA Junior Core or permission) | Guided Study in Entrepreneurship | 4 |
22-ACCT-375 (22-ACCT-331 or 322) | Not-for-Profit Accounting | 4 |
22-MKTG-500 (22-MKTG-280 or 377) | Intro to Direct Marketing | 4 |
Add 4 hours of Free Electives
While it is anticipated that Entrepreneurship majors are interested in starting their own ventures, majors are also well-prepared to work for business and organizations that interact with small, entrepreneurial, and family ventures on a regular basis. Although the Entrepreneurship major can be taken as a stand-alone major, it is structured to be an excellent double major with such other majors as Accounting, Finance, Marketing, and Information Systems.
