Entrepreneurship, BS

The Entrepreneurship major prepares students not majoring in Business Administration, Marketing or Accounting for: recognizing opportunities; acting entrepreneurially; communicating ideas using foundational language, concepts, and techniques of business; leading a new entrepreneurial venture.

Traditional Major Program Requirements (42-63 units)

Lower Division Requirements

ACC 250 - Principles of Accounting I
BUS 101 - Introduction to Business
BUS 217 - Microeconomics
BUS 237 - Management Based on Biblical Principles
CIS 265 - Information Systems Essentials

Upper Division Requirements

BUS 303 - Business Finance
BUS 334 - International Business
BUS 358 - Business Law
BUS 485 - Business Policy and Strategy
BUS 498 - Senior Exit Exam
ENT 357 - Small Business Management
ENT 442 - Opportunity and the Lean Startup
ENT 462 - Entrepreneurial Behavior and Leadership
MKT 333 - Principles of Marketing

Upper Division Elective Requirement

Complete three (3) additional upper division units from the following:

BUS 374 - Entrepreneurial Finance
ENT 362 - Social Entrepreneurship

Concentration Courses

Students must complete all requirements for a second major, a minor, or the Business concentration:

Business (21 units)

Core Requirement

BUS 218 - Macroeconomics
BUS 343 - Human Resource Management
BUS 356 - Business Communication
BUS 464 - Family Business Management
BUS 491 - Internship in Business (3 units) OR
MKT 491 - Marketing Internship (3 units)
MKT 353 - Integrated Marketing Communications

Elective Requirement

Complete three (3) additional units from the following:

ACC 251 - Principles of Accounting II
BUS 315 - Business Statistics
BUS 463 - Business and Organizational Management