Administered by Management
Effective Fall, 2003
Students majoring in disciplines other than management both within and outside the College of Business are provided a broad exposure to the operation of small businesses, as well as non-profit, private and human services organizations. The minor is designed to prepare students with knowledge and skills necessary to enhance the performance and profitability of small businesses and enable them to apply for jobs requiring supervisory and management skills.
General Education - As part of their general education, students are required to take the following courses:
40.211 Principles of Economics I
40.212 Principles of Economics II
Minor in Entrepreneurship - The minor consists of 24 semester hours. The following courses are required:
91.120 Small Business Accounting
93.244 Principles of Management
93.391 Small Business Management
93.400 Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital
93.440 Small Business Institute Seminar
96.220 Entrepreneurial Finance (or equivalent)
97.310 Principles of Marketing
98.331 Introduction to Law and Legal Environment