Entrepreneurship Minor
Course Requirements
Entrepreneurship Minor
A minor in entrepreneurship allows the student to study both the theory and practical application of entrepreneurship. Coursework focuses on key business skills particular to both large and small ventures.
The minor consists of 5 courses totaling 15 credit hours, and NOT AVAILABLE to Business Majors, Business students should see the Management dept. for entrepreneurship courses.
Accounting Component (pick ONE)
ACCT 201: Principles of Accounting 3 Hrs.
(PR: Sophomore standing)
ARE 110: Agribusiness Accounting 3 Hrs.
Communications Component (pick ONE)
SPA 270: Effective Public Speaking 3 Hrs.
ENTR 293B: Entrepreneurial Communications 3 Hrs.
(This entr. class does NOT count towards the Entrepreneurship Component)
Entrepreneurship Component (pick THREE)
PR: ACCT. 201 or ARE 110 (upper level)
| Fall/ Spring | ||
| ENTR 335: | Small Business Entrepreneurship | 3 Hrs. |
| ENTR 410: | Business Innovation | 3 Hrs. |
| ENTR 415: | Entrepreneurship in Action | 3 Hrs. |
| ENTR 435: | New Venture Creation | 3 Hrs. |
| ARE 421: | Rural Enterprise Development | 3 Hrs. |
| ENTR 491: | Professional Field Exp./Intern | 3 Hrs. ** |
| ENTR 493G: | Global Entrepreneurship | 3 Hrs. ** |
| ENTR 495: | Independent Study | 3 Hrs. ** |
| Spring | ||
| ENTR 493C: (489) | Statewide Student BPC Finalists ONLY | 3 Hrs.** |
**Prior approval required
To qualify for a minor in entrepreneurship, a student must have earned a grade of "C" or better in each of the listed required courses.
