Entrepreneurship Minor

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College of Business Minors

Academic minor programs may be completed in accounting, business administration (the business administration minor is available for non-business majors only), computer information systems, computer science, economics, entrepreneurship, finance, and marketing. College of Business majors who elect to complete minors will typically have to take more than the 124 hours required for a degree to complete requirements for a major and a minor. All prerequisite courses must be completed before enrollment in any upper-level business or economics course; any exceptions must receive prior approval from the dean of the College of Business.

Minor – Entrepreneurship for business majors

Courses required of the entrepreneurship minor for business majors (18 hours):

MNGT 352 - Entrepreneurship Ideation and Innovation Credits: 3
MNGT 353 - Entrepreneurship Feasibility Analysis Credits: 3
MNGT 354 - Small Business and Entrepreneurship Credits: 3
MNGT 455 - Small Business Consulting Credits: 3
Two directed electives determined by student’s major advisor Credits: 6

Minor – Entrepreneurship for non-business majors

Courses required of the entrepreneurship minor for nonbusiness majors (18 hours):

MNGT 352 - Entrepreneurship Ideation and Innovation Credits: 3
MNGT 353 - Entrepreneurship Feasibility Analysis Credits: 3
MNGT 354 - Small Business and Entrepreneurship Credits: 3
Three directed electives determined by student’s major advisor Credits: 9