Entrepreneurship Studies Minor

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Requirements for the Minor:

The minor in entrepreneurial studies will provide the opportunity for students from any major to develop the skills and experiences that will facilitate the student’s efforts in transforming ideas into enterprises that create value. A specific set of knowledge and experiences in the areas of planning, risk-taking, market analysis, problem-solving and creativity are included in the minor.

15 semester credits including:

ET 201 - Fundamentals of the Enterprise Semester Hour(s): 3
ET 211 - New Venture Planning and Development Semester Hour(s): 3
ET 221 - Techniques of Persuading, Selling and Negotiating Semester Hour(s): 3

Entrepreneurship Minor Group 1

Six semester credits from the following:

CM 304 - Advanced Public Speaking Semester Hour(s): 3
FN 315 - Accounting and Finance for Not-For-Profit Organizations Semester Hour(s): 3
MK 203 - Marketing Principles Semester Hour(s): 3
MN 200 - Introduction to Management Semester Hour(s): 3