Description

The entrepreneurship minor is available to all undergraduate students in the University, regardless of their major. This is an interdisciplinary, tailored program that will include a range of business and non-business electives for students to complete in order to obtain a well-rounded academic and hands-on experience toward their specific career interests. Students interested in starting a business someday, joining an existing family-run business, or becoming more entrepreneurial in their careers working for another company will earn the confidence to think and act while learning how to assemble the tools and resources to be successful in their ventures.

Requirements

6 Courses:

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
ENT 201	Principles of Entrepreneurship 1	3
ENT 301	Entrepreneurial Applications 2	3
Four Controlled Electives 3		12
Total Credits		18

¹

ISBT 333 Entrepreneurship and High-Tech Business I may be substituted for ENT 201 Principles of Entrepreneurship

²

ISBT 334 Entrepreneurship and High-Tech Business II may be substituted for ENT 301 Entrepreneurial Applications.

³

A combination of business and non-business courses mutually determined between the student and program adviser geared to meet the specific needs of the student’s career path. Business majors may take no more than two business electives; non-business majors must take a minimum of two business electives.

Interested students must contact a program administrator to determine the Controlled Electives approved for each of them. The student will also be required to conduct an interview with an entrepreneur in his or her field of study to make those course recommendations.

Course Descriptions

Entrepreneurship

Contact

Frank Mallon
Assistant Professor
mallon@lasalle.edu
Hayman 269
215.951.1183