MBA Concentration: Entrepreneurship   The Entrepreneurship course work is designed for maximum experiential learning in areas ranging from self-assessment of entrepreneurial skills and attitudes to field research in existing entrepreneurial organizations. In addition to the basic courses for entrepreneurial success, students have an opportunity to choose from a number of elective courses that target specialty areas such as high-tech, the retail and services sectors, and the food service industry. Specialty courses also have been designed to address the unique opportunities and challenges for women and minority entrepreneurs. The concentration culminates in a business plan competition judged by entrepreneurs, investors and faculty members. Phase I & II The MBA program consists of 18–22 semester hours of foundation courses in Phase I, and 36–39 semester hours in Phases II-IV (depending upon the concentration). After reviewing the student’s transcripts at the time of admission, the MBA Advisor determines the number of foundation courses a student must take. Phase III ENTP 6301 Entrepreneurship-New Venture Creation & Management COURSE DESCRIPTION | SAMPLE SYLLABUS ENTP 6302 Financing the Entrepreneurial Venture COURSE DESCRIPTION ENTP 6303 Market Research and Market Strategies for Entrepreneurial Ventures COURSE DESCRIPTION Choice of 2 electives from the following offerings: ENTP 6304 Legal Issues and Unique Opportunities for Women and Minority Owned Busi. COURSE DESCRIPTION ENTP 6305 Social Entrepreneurship COURSE DESCRIPTION ENTP 6306 Corporate Intrapreneurship COURSE DESCRIPTION ENTP 6307 Entrepreneurial Adventures in the Retail Industry COURSE DESCRIPTION ENTP 6308 Entrepreneurial Adventures in the Food Services Industry COURSE DESCRIPTION ENTP 6309 Entrepreneurial Adventures in the World of High-Tech COURSE DESCRIPTION ENTP 6399 Special Topics in Entrepreneurship COURSE DESCRIPTION Phase IV ENTP 6310 Advanced Business Planning & Research COURSE DESCRIPTION