The Entrepreneurship major leads to a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration. As an Entrepreneurship major, you will be exposed to entrepreneurial concepts and successful entrepreneurs. Emphasis is placed on experiential learning as you write a business plan and complete a feasibility study. Many Entrepreneurship majors complete a double major in an additional business discipline, such as Marketing or Finance.

If you have ever thought of owning and running your own business, you need to consider majoring in Entrepreneurship. Students in this major learn how to find business opportunities, and how to put the resources in place to exploit the opportunity.

With a major in Entrepreneurship, you will be trained to either run your own business and/or work for other companies in an entrepreneurial role. We have many large companies that want to hire our graduates because entrepreneurial training is excellent preparation for managerial positions in an independent unit of a large business.

The number of students admitted to the Entrepreneurship major is limited. Applications are accepted twice each year. For more information about the application process, click here.
For additional information about the Entrepreneurship major, stop by the Jim Moran Institute in Room 223 in the College of Business.

Undergraduate Course Requirements
For Entrepreneurship Majors

Additional Information:
1. To be admitted to the Entrepreneurship major, students must complete a separate application. Applications for the Entrepreneurship major classes that begin in the Spring of each year are accepted from September 1 to October 1 of each year. Applications for the Entrepreneurship major classes that begin in the Fall of each year are accepted from January 15 to February 15 of each year.

2. In addition to the requirements outlined above, each student must complete all University-wide requirements for graduation. These requirements include liberal studies requirements, the multicultural requirement, the Gordon Rule writing requirement, the summer school requirement, the FSU residency requirement, and total hours requirements.

3. Students completing the Entrepreneurship major receive a bachelor's degree in Business Administration.

4. Transfer of upper-level business courses must be from business colleges at other 4-year, accredited institutions. These courses must carry prerequisites similar to those of the courses they are replacing, and they must be approved by the College of Business Undergraduate Programs Office. Once enrolled at FSU, students should not take any course at another institution without first receiving approval from the College of Business Undergraduate Programs Office.
5. For further information regarding the Entrepreneurship major, contact the Program Director, Dr. Osteryoung, RBB 223, 644-7898. The Entrepreneurship major is coordinated by the Department of Management, RBA 305, 644-5505.

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