Minor in Entrepreneurship
The minor in entrepreneurship is designed for any major on campus. It prepares
the student to conceptualize, start or buy a business by providing a solid core
understanding of operating a business of any size as well as managing a division of
a large organization. Entrepreneurial skills have become increasingly important to
managers in large corporations. The Entrepreneurship Minor consists of the
following 18 hours of coursework:
Course Name
Course
Number
Introduction to
ENTR 1020
Entrepreneurship
Principles of Accounting ACCT 1010
Principles of Marketing SMKT 2050
Principles of Management MGMT 2060
Financial Management for
ENTR 3021
Entrepreneurs
Organization and
Operation of a Small ENTR 3780
Business
Credits
Prerequisites
3
None
3
3
3
None
None
None
3
ENTR 1020; ACCT 1010
3
ENTR 3021; MGMT 2060;
SMKT 2050
In addition to these courses, Special Topics in Business (BSAD 4501, 4502, and
4503) is offered frequently. Integral to these courses is the preparation of
detailed, comprehensive business plans that are presented to corporate
executives. These courses refine and display the students’ skills that enhance
their success as entrepreneurs and future corporate executives.
Rev 1/10/2013