MY TAKE: No wonder entrepreneurship ranks among the 20 worst majors. Business schools are mimicking Harvard and Stanford, pushing a VC-centric curriculum instead of teaching unicorn ...

College professors have suddenly discovered entrepreneurship and are teaching about it in their classes. However, while it is ...

Becoming a successful entrepreneur takes hard work and dedication paired with a business concept that has the potential to stand out in the marketplace and make money. A well-developed business ...

Entrepreneurship is one of the fastest-growing disciplines in business education, but it’s still widely misunderstood. According to faculty, it’s more about mindset than job title.

Entrepreneurship is hard, really hard, and the thing is that it's not just hard on you. Being an entrepreneur can also take an enormous toll on a person's family and personal life. Don't kid yourself!

Still, Kammerer said that a degree alone — whether in entrepreneurship or another field — is typically not enough to become a successful entrepreneur. Instead, successful entrepreneurs combine ...

One class assignment is the “e-challenge,” in which students are given one week to create a profitable business plan. If students make a profit off of their idea, that money is donated to the ...

Entrepreneurship and Business Planning. Ventures that are thoughtfully planned are more likely to succeed than those based primarily on guesswork and hope.

The entrepreneurship minor is open to all students via an application process through the Management Department. Accepted business school students may begin the minor courses after they have completed ...