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Entrepreneurship students learn how to plan and launch a new business venture. Four-person teams undertake projects to develop a product or service with high-growth opportunity. At the end of each year, student teams present and defend their plans before faculty members and business leaders. The entrepreneurship major is a competitive, restricted-entry senior-level program. Students apply the fall before their senior year.

High School Preparation:

• Entrance Requirements
• English, Algebra I and II, plane geometry required
• It is recommended that math be taken throughout all four years of high school advancing through pre-calculus or calculus.

Major Requirements:

• Major requires math beyond general education requirements, but not beyond basic calculus; includes Business Math 1, Business Math 2 and statistics. Transfer students (other than those at Pima Community College) should take one semester of brief calculus AND one semester of finite mathematics.

Careers:

• independent entrepreneur leader in venture capital and investment banking activities manager of new venture divisions of major corporations

Sample Courses:

• pre-professional courses and business core
• new venture market and industry analysis
• finance and new venture development
• marketing planning and operational decision-making

Additional Information:

• McGuire Center for Entrepreneurship
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• Eller College of Management
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• McGuire Center for Entrepreneurship, General Catalog
  The catalog includes course descriptions and specific requirements.