Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in Entrepreneurship

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The Bachelor of Science in Business Administration Entrepreneurship Program will introduce you to the entrepreneurial mindset while developing the entrepreneurial knowledge and skills you’ll need to start and grow a business. You’ll learn how to tell a compelling story about your business, give a powerful pitch, and develop and analyze the value proposition of a business. You’ll also learn how to develop and refine the business model that will drive growth, understand the financial processes of startup, and write a business plan.

Get hands-on experience with through the , where you can form a team, develop your skills, and access funding opportunities for your business idea.

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What You'll Learn

The following information comes from the official , which outlines all degree requirements and serves as the guide to earning a degree. Courses are designed to provide a well-rounded and versatile degree, covering a wide range of subject areas.

Entrepreneurship Major, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSB)

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The Entrepreneurship major teaches students what it takes to be an entrepreneur. This includes skills such as telling a great story about their idea or business, giving a great pitch, defining the value proposition of the business, creative ways to finance through startup, and even how to refine and perfect their business model and create a business plan that works.

Students must be formally declared in a BSB major or officially declared as a minor before enrolling in business classes in the required upper-division business administration core.

The undergraduate business policies can be found on the School of Business advising page.

  • and  are considered supporting courses and may be used to fulfill BACRs as well as requirements for the Business Administration degree. However, these courses are not counted twice toward the total of 180 credits for graduation.

Grade Requirements for Graduation: A minimum grade ≥C in each course required for the major and a minimum GPA ≥2.5 for all upper division Business Administration core courses as well as required and elective courses taken to fulfill requirements for the major area.

Required Business Administration Core
Lower Division Courses
PRINCIPLES OF FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING5
PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING4
BUSINESS LAW4
BUSINESS STATISTICS 14
INTRODUCTION TO MICROECONOMICS5
INTRODUCTION TO MACROECONOMICS5
COLLEGE COMPOSITION: ANALYSIS, RESEARCH AND DOCUMENTATION5
FINITE MATHEMATICS5
or  PRECALCULUS MATH II
or  CALCULUS I
or  CALCULUS I
Upper Division Courses
BUSINESS STATISTICS 24
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT4
ORGANIZATION THEORY AND BEHAVIOR4
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN BUSINESS4
PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING4
OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT4
Required Entrepreneurship Courses
ENTREPRENEURIAL BEHAVIOR AND THINKING4
BUSINESS STARTUP RESEARCH4
THE ENTREPRENEURIAL EXPERIENCE4
FINDING AND EVALUATING OPPORTUNITIES4
BUSINESS MODEL DESIGN4
ENTREPRENEURIAL AND SMALL BUSINESS FINANCE4
Required Elective–choose approved, related electives in consultation with your faculty advisor.4-5
Required Senior Capstone
DEPARTMENT SENIOR CAPSTONE4
Total Credits93-94

The following plan of study is for a student with zero credits.听Individual students may have different factors such as: credit through transfer work, Advanced Placement, Running Start, or any other type of college-level coursework that requires an individual plan.

Courses could be offered in different terms, checking the academic schedule is paramount in keeping an individual plan current.听Students should connect with an advisor to ensure they are on track to graduate.

All Undergraduate students are required to meet the听.

First Year
Fall QuarterCreditsWinter QuarterCreditsSpring QuarterCredits
55 (Social Sciences BACR 1)5
Humanities & Arts BACR 1155Natural Sciences BACR 215
Natural Sciences BACR 115Humanities & Arts BACR 215Diversity - graduation requirement15
151515
Second Year
Fall QuarterCreditsWinter QuarterCreditsSpring QuarterCredits
445
(Social Sciences BACR 2)544
Global Studies - graduation requirement15Elective - 2nd major, minor, or general elective4-54
Elective - 2nd major, minor, or general elective4-5Elective - 2nd major, minor, or general elective4-5
1416-1817-18
Third Year
Fall QuarterCreditsWinter QuarterCreditsSpring QuarterCredits
444
444
4Elective - 2nd major, minor, or general elective4-54
Elective - 2nd major, minor, or general elective4-5Elective - 2nd major, minor, or general elective4-5Elective - 2nd major, minor, or general elective4-5
16-1716-1816-17
Fourth Year
Fall QuarterCreditsWinter QuarterCreditsSpring QuarterCredits
44 (Senior Capstone - graduation requirement)4
Entrepreneurship Elective24-5Elective - 2nd major, minor, or general elective4-5Elective - 2nd major, minor, or general elective4-5
Elective - 2nd major, minor, or general elective4-5Elective - 2nd major, minor, or general elective4-5Elective - 2nd major, minor, or general elective4-5
Elective - 2nd major, minor, or general elective4-5
16-1912-1412-14
Total Credits 180-194
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University Graduation Requirements (UGR) and Breadth Area Course Requirements (BACR) courses may be less than 5 credits and additional credits may be required to reach the required 180 total credits needed to graduate.听 Students should connect with an advisor to ensure they are on track to graduate.

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Required Elective鈥揷hoose approved, related electives in consultation with your faculty advisor.

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Students who earn a BSB in Entrepreneurship from 51福利社 should be able to:​

  • assess and acquire the necessary financing to operate their business;
  • build and use networks to develop and grow their business;
  • create and build value in business ideas;
  • evaluate their self-efficacy as it relates to becoming an entrepreneur;
  • recognize, mitigate, and manage risks associated with a new business;
  • present a compelling vision to lenders, investors, customers, and other relevant parties;
  • recognize and assess business opportunities.

Applied Learning Opportunities

  • Classroom-Based Applied Learning/Simulation: Practice real-world decision-making through simulations, case studies, role playing, and other hands-on activities in the classroom.
  • Community-Based Projects: Team up with local organizations on projects that allow you to solve problems and make a difference.
  • Internships: Get real-world experience (and often credit or pay) by working in a professional setting connected to your career goals.
A student presents her business idea at the Eagle Pitch Competition

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Enrollment Data

Undergraduate Business Students

830

BAB/BS Degrees Awarded in 2019-20

463

Students in the MBA Program

418

MBA Degrees Awarded in 2019-20

48

Full-Time Faculty Members

32