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BBA with
a Major in Entrepreneurship
Bachelor of Business Administration with a Major in
Entrepreneurship
The Entrepreneurship major targets students interested
in starting their own organization or contributing to
the success of a start-up organization. Through classroom
and community experiences, students will be able to
identify viable career options in entrepreneurship,
expand their knowledge of the process, and develop their
own entrepreneurial management skills.
The Entrepreneurship major provides the student with
the necessary skills and knowledge to research, plan
and prepare a viable business proposal for the development
of a new establishment. The program tailors traditional
business concepts to accent the needs of the entrepreneur
as the CEO.
The emphasis on reliance on one’s self as the
controller of one’s destiny is stressed. The student
will learn about intelligent risk-taking with a preparation
for failures and how to recover from those failures.
Potential entrepreneurs will learn that for their venture
to succeed they must have passion, dedication, and flexibility.
Courses taught in the School of Management and Business
contain a content-relevant ethics component.
| General
Education Supportive Requirements [6
semester hours] |
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| Business Core
Requirements [36 semester
hours] |
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Entrepreneurship Required Courses [21
semester hours] |
ENTR
2381 |
Entrepreneurship |
ENTR
2384 |
Entrepreneural Marketing |
ENTR
2386 |
Accounting Management for Entrepreneurs |
ENTR
2387 |
Entrepreneural Finance |
ENTR
2391 |
Entrepreneural Practicum |
| ENTR 4390 |
Entrepreneurial
Survey |
ENTR 3350 |
Management Consulting |
ENTR 3385
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Entrepreneurship
Internship |
ENTR
3399 |
Special Topics in Entrepreneurship |
ENTR
4382 |
New Product / Service Design and Development |
ENTR
4388 |
Technology Entrepreneurship |
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Electives |
| Electives comprise any hours
of course work that satisfy the University's requirements
for college-level course credit. |
In addition to the major program requirements, all
students must satisfy the general requirements and
electives to have a total of at least 120 hours for
graduation. |
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