 Entrepreneurship majors have a strong liberal arts base to their education as about 50% of their academic program is in the liberal arts; thus, we graduate a citizen-business professional who is informed about world affairs, civil affairs, and has an appreciation of the aesthetic. Entrepreneurship students understand how cash flow drives a business, why their human resource practices foster or hinder company growth, the importance of planned and effective marketing, how to network for resources and information, and succeed as an entrepreneur.
~ All Entrepreneurship Freshmen majors now participate in an entrance interview to provide a forum for students to discuss their individual academic goals, expectations, and needs, as well as their plans for creating a business.
~ The Entrepreneurship Program provides students with the opportunity to work in the program as part of the E-team. The E-team assists with event planning, the annual business plan competition, marketing, the program website, and research.
~ We strive to promote visibility access to our undergraduate entrepreneurial education to academically qualified disadvantaged students by utilizing the entrepreneurship program and its activities to develop relationships with the minority community.
~ A chapter of the Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) has been established.
~ Students have the opportunity to apply for program scholarships.
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