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Entrepreneurship, BBA
Top Emerging Program in the Country
SFA's undergraduate entrepreneurship program and the Arnold Center for Entrepreneurship were collectively named one of the top three emerging entrepreneurship programs in the nation by the United States Association for Small Business and Entrepreneurship. Read the full press release.
Take Ownership — Be The Boss of Your Future
It's time to be daring, creative and inventive. Take control of your destiny and turn your ideas into reality.
SFA's business entrepreneurship degree encourages a mindset that centers on seeking opportunities, taking risks, tolerating failure, bootstrapping, creatively leveraging resources and having the tenacity to overcome obstacles.
If you're interested in building your own business, blazing new trails or growing your side hustle, the Bachelor of Business Administration in entrepreneurship prepares you to enter a dynamic environment and achieve greater success in your professional career. With several ways to get involved and pay for college, it's the perfect time to nurture your business-savvy mindset.
In the Rusche College of Business, we're preparing leaders and innovators. Following the college's vision to help students Learn, Launch, Lead, the entrepreneurship program is a place to Learn and discover new ideas, take action by Launching those ideas into reality, and develop your entrepreneurial Leadership.
Paying for College
We're ready to invest in your academic success. SFA offers hundreds of scholarship opportunities to help you with college expenses. You just need to explore and apply! There also are scholarships specifically intended for students in management and marketing. View the Department of Management and Marketing scholarships.
Program Details
The entrepreneurship major focuses on encouraging the entrepreneurial mindset in order to equip you with the knowledge and experience that will prepare you to enter a dynamic environment and achieve greater success in your professional career.
All SFA undergraduate students must complete the university's core curriculum. Business students also must complete two business common courses, including the Career Success Passport, and BBA students are required to complete foundations of knowledge business courses.
Required courses
- MGMT 3390 - Principles of Entrepreneurship
- MGMT 4385 - Entrepreneurship: Opportunity Assessment
- MGMT 4393 - Entrepreneurial Finance
- MGMT 4364 - Entrepreneurial Field Studies
Three credit hours from the following:
- MGMT 4372 - Management Information Systems
- MKTG 4325 - Marketing Technology and Digital Media
Elective courses
Nine credit hours from the following:
- MGMT 3366 - Entrepreneurial Family Firms
- MGMT 3383 - Purchasing and Materials Management
- MGMT 3372 - Supply Chain Management
- MGMT 4170 - Topics in Management
- MGMT 4175 - Special Problems in Management
- MGMT 4176 - Internship Management
- MKTG 3352 - Advertising and Promotion
- MKTG 3353 - Personal Selling
- MKTG 3355 - Consumer Behavior
- MKTG 4186 - Internship in Marketing
- BUSI 4300 - Negotiation and Alternate Dispute Resolution
Curriculum requirements
View curriculum requirements on the Loading... webpage within the online catalog.
Suggested course sequence
Our entrepreneurship degree major academic planner serves as a guide to help you be "on track" for graduation by taking the right courses in the right order.
Questions about the program?
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