Courses in entrepreneurship (ENTR) provide students with information regarding all aspects of entrepreneurship. Specific topics include evaluating the feasibility of a business idea, developing a business plan, bringing products/services/technologies to market, managing the people side of business, managing the money side of business, and personal development.
The major career objectives are to have entrepreneur students capable of starting their own businesses, or going to work for an existing entrepreneur.Entrepreneur majors may consider applying to the Select Cohort program offered through the Wolff Center for Entrepreneurship (WCE). This program combines academic rigor, mentoring, and additional practical experience to provide the foundation needed to develop, launch, and manage business enterprises in a rapidly changing business environment.
Admission to the WCE Select Cohort program is determined during the fall semester for students who have completed or are enrolled in ENTR 3310 or ENTR 3311 .