Entrepreneurship Minor

The entrepreneurship minor is open only to non-business students seeking to develop an understanding of new venture opportunities, how to leverage creativity and innovation for those opportunities, and how to create, grow, and manage new ventures. Entrepreneurial knowhow will allow students to apply knowledge and skills from their chosen fields in for-profit companies, social enterprises, not-for-profit organizations, cooperatives, and entrepreneurial projects in larger organizations.

Academic Policies and Requirements for Minors:

See University Academic Policies for Minors
This minor is open only to non-business academic majors

Hours to Minor: 18 hours

Course Requirements

BA 100 - Introduction to Business 3 hrs.
ENTR 375 - Introduction to Entrepreneurship 3 hrs.
ENTR 475 - New Venture Creation 3 hrs.
ENTR 482 - Small Business Consulting 3 hrs.

Select six hours from the following:

ACC 200 - Introduction to Financial Accounting 3 hrs.
BA 200 - The Legal Environment of Business 3 hrs.
FIN 200 - Personal Finance 3 hrs.
FIN 380 - Financial Analysis 3 hrs.
HTM 345 - Customer Services Management 3 hrs.
MEA 424 - Entrepreneurship and the Arts 3 hrs.
MER 300 - Principles of Merchandising 3 hrs.
MER 437 - Consumer Product Development 3 hrs.
MER 478 - Digital Media Merchandising and Marketing 3 hrs.
MGT 492 - Special Problems in Management 1-6 hrs.
IDS 460 - Designing Solutions for Defense 3 hrs.
MKT 300 - Principles of Marketing 3 hrs.
MKT 322 - Creative Marketing 3 hrs.
MKT 330 - Professional Selling 3 hrs.
MKT 365 - Consumer Behavior 3 hrs.
MKT 478 - Social Media Marketing and Merchandising 3 hrs.