Entrepreneurship is the subjects that focus on the capacity, willingness to develop, organize, and manage a business. Entrepreneurs are the people who create business. This course teaches the students about the business, market, and related issues that will help the students to understand how to become entrepreneurs.
An Accredited College/University creates a pathway for the students to enrol in entrepreneurship programs offered by the Colleges/University which are funded by the federal government or the state government.
The Organizations that accredited a college for entrepreneurship programs are listed below:
Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP).
Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB)
Accreditation Council for Engaged and Entrepreneurial Universities (ACEEU)
The entrepreneurship course offers a deeper understanding of how to be an entrepreneur; also provides the wide range of topics to make students learn about entrepreneurship. The topics covered under entrepreneurship programs are international economics, human resource management, marketing, finance, and managerial economics, forecasting, and planning. The advanced topics include venture management, crowdfunding, marketing, design, and strategy management.
An Associate’s degree requires 60-65 credits and takes 2 years to be completed. It lays the foundation for the advanced studies in the entrepreneurship program.
A Bachelor’s degree requires 120-125 credits and takes 4 years to be completed. This course provides n-depth understanding and appreciation of new venture operations in small business enterprises.
A Master’s degree requires 38-40 credits and takes 2 years to be completed. This course equips students with skills and knowledge to open and manage their own business.
A Doctorate’s degree requires 60-65 credits and takes 3-4 years to be completed. This course provides knowledge about strategic leadership, problem-solving and critical-thinking for teaching and research positions within educational institutions.
The minimum GPA required to apply for admission in the entrepreneurship program fall between 2.5-3.00.
The entrepreneurship program is designed to make a student understand how to manage, handle risk, plan, and organize business plans. The course is intended to foster the spirit of startups and new business ventures.
Trenton, New Jersey
Institution Type: Public
Entrepreneurship Accreditation: Request Info
Total Programs in Entrepreneurship (1)
1
Bachelors Program
Misenheimer, North Carolina
Institution Type: Private Not-For-Profit
Entrepreneurship Accreditations: ACBSP
Average Federal Student Loans awarded: $9,590
Average Student Loans Awarded: $9,787
Total Programs in Entrepreneurship (1)
1
Bachelors Program
Iowa City, Iowa
Institution Type: Public
Entrepreneurship Accreditation: Request Info
Average Federal Student Loans awarded: $5,507
Average Student Loans Awarded: $7,238
Total Programs in Entrepreneurship (5)
3
Bachelors Programs
2
Certificate Programs
Pensacola, Florida
Institution Type: Public
Entrepreneurship Accreditation: Request Info
Average Federal Student Loans awarded: $5,888
Average Student Loans Awarded: $6,504
Total Programs in Entrepreneurship (1)
1
Masters Program
Institution Type: Public
Entrepreneurship Accreditation: Request Info
Average Federal Student Loans awarded: $6,715
Average Student Loans Awarded: $6,715
Total Programs in Entrepreneurship (1)
1
Graduate Certificate Program
Anaheim, California
Institution Type: Private For-Profit
Entrepreneurship Accreditation: Request Info
Total Programs in Entrepreneurship (2)
1
Masters Program
1
Doctorate Program
Institution Type: Private For-Profit
Entrepreneurship Accreditation: Request Info
Total Programs in Entrepreneurship (1)
1
Doctorate Program
Jefferson City, Tennessee
Institution Type: Private Not-For-Profit
Entrepreneurship Accreditation: Request Info
Average Federal Student Loans awarded: $5,266
Average Student Loans Awarded: $5,993
Total Programs in Entrepreneurship (1)
1
Masters Program