Entrepreneurship Minor for Non-Business Students

The minor in entrepreneurship is offered to students pursing a non-business major.  Upon completion of the five courses with grades of ‘C’ or higher, a student will be conferred a “minor in entrepreneurship” concurrently with the bachelor’s degree in his/her major area.  It is the student’s responsibility to meet the pre-requisites for the courses in his/major minor. 

Non-business students must take the following required courses (fifteen credit hours) to obtain an entrepreneurship minor:

• GEB 4113 Entrepreneurship (or cross-listed course)
• GEB 4110 Business Plan Development (or cross-listed course, pre-requisite GEB 4113 or equivalent)

Plus three of the following elective courses (9 credit hours):

• ACG 3024 Accounting for Managers and Investors
• AMH 4373 Entrepreneurs in the US
• AMH 4375 Technology & American Society
• GEB 4117 Product Development and Innovation (or cross-listed course)
• MAN 4142 Intuition in Management
• MAN 4802 Small Business Management
• MAN 4864 Family-Owned Businesses
• MAR 4025 Marketing of Small Business Enterprises