Undergraduate Minor
Students who are not typical business majors can also take advantage of Belmont's Center for Entrepreneurship through our entrepreneurship minor. Since so many students intend to choose an entrepreneurial path within their chosen field of study, this minor serves to complement these students' other interests by giving them the key entrepreneurial skills, knowledge and experiences that will dramatically improve their chances for success.
Recent studies by the Chronicle of Higher Education consistently
found that almost 40 percent of college students include owning
their own business as a significant career goal. However, no
entrepreneurship program will ever enroll 40 percent of the student
body. In fact, even the most successful entrepreneurship programs
in the country find that less than one percent of students choose
entrepreneurship as their major. These students are found in majors
all across the university. At Belmont, these students can choose
from among 57 majors, including art, music, education, music
business, pre-law and graphic design.
Minor Requirements
ACC 2410 Accounting Principles
ACC 2420 Managerial Accounting
ETP 3000 Foundations in Entrepreneurship
ETP 3700 Entrepreneurial Financial Management
ETP 4500 Entrepreneurial Venture Management
MGT 3230 Business Ethics
Total Hours = 18
