Entrepreneurship Minor

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The Entrepreneurship Minor provides a framework to understand the mindset, behaviors, experiences and skills of an entrepreneur; how an entrepreneurial business is planned, started and transitioned to the growth stage; and culminates in the development of a complete business plan. Key components to coursework include learning how to evaluate growth objectively, anticipate problems, develop pragmatic solutions and assemble the resources to implement a strategic vision.

Minimum Credits Required: 18

Required Foundation Courses

ECN 120 - Survey of Economics, 3 credit hours ^
^ The sequence of ECN 121 and ECN 122 can be substituted for ECN 120

Required Business Courses

ACC 213 - Accounting & Finance Essentials, 3 credit hours *
MKT 230 - Introduction to Marketing, 3 credit hours
* The sequence of ACC 211 , ACC 212 (or ACC 316 ) and FNC 342 can be substituted for ACC 213

Entrepreneurship Minor

Required Foundation Courses

Required Business Courses

Entrepreneurship Courses